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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1904
Page
6
Agnes Lee in The Bookman depicts a speaker guiding a lost beloved back to a gate. The poem uses imagery of a ring, a lamp, an open door, and a guarded smile to convey memory, longing, and the hope of reunion.
A Paris to Chartres bicycle journey leads to mistaken dining room etiquette. The narrator becomes wedding guest by chance, shares humor and charm with M Bennot and a widow, receives flirtatious attention, and dines through twenty courses before resuming travel with two women to Dreux.
The narrator describes a tense evening with Mme Beriet in Dreux. A dinner, intimate piano music, and a rich luncheon lead to a moment of passion and a sudden empty room as the narrator awakens alone with his clothes scattered and a lingering sense of astonishment.
The article surveys unusual U S enterprises from elk ranching in Vermont to alligator farming in Florida and skunk ranches in the South. It notes rising prices for whale bone and ivory, describes markets for alligator leather, oil from skunks, and mentions leech farming with limited success, citing the New York Post.
A 20 year old Karaim Jewess posing as a man named Michael Smolko served as a scout and dragoman for Russian forces at Mukden. She volunteered for dangerous reconnaissance, aiding a small Cossack party that gathered intelligence on June 21 and helped repulse a larger Chinese force aided by Japanese. The report notes her as the first woman student at the university who was to be married this year.
The United States training ship Hartford and the Bremen ship Ariadne exchange salutes after a mid-ocean distress signal leads to a brief near-encounter. The Hartford band plays national anthems and "Columbia" as both crews hail each other before parting toward their respective courses.
Mr Mutt narrates how a handsome stair lamp led to a full home remodeling across multiple floors and rooms. The wife’s purchase triggered widening stairs rebuilding halls and adding a library and veranda before a final third story. A hammer fell and broke the lamp ending the project. New girls colleges open at Bonn and Breslau offering six year post high school courses.
At St Francis Hospital Trenton Miss Annie Kelly celebrated 25 years as an invalid with special services and her first communion in the chapel. In Hammonton area residents hunt for an escaped circus ape feared to threaten nearby swamps. A new steel and iron truss bridge replaces the washed away Belvidere span. Royal Atlantic City tensions rise as anti-spooning measures extend to beach patrols. A Wilmington boy dies in a water accident at Tom's River while legal actions unfold after a brawl near East Harbor.
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