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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1907
Page
3
A dove fluttered into the Connecticut House chamber during a session, hovering above lawmakers and sparking chatter about whether its presence signified peace. The scene drew mixed reactions as members speculated on its symbolism amid the dull proceedings.
A bailiff misleads as a Quaker to visit Aminadab at his house. The housekeeper welcomes him and asks him to wait. After an hour the visitor demands to see Aminadab, who had already seen him but disliked the intrusion.
Advertises free pamphlet on United States homestead laws detailing how to obtain a quarter section of land along the Chicago & Northwestern Railway lines to South Dakota Wyoming and other states. Mentions special homeseeker excursion rates and requests full information from B Kuiskern Passenger Traffic Manager Chicago.
A boastful machinist at Jessop Steel Mill near Washington Pa bet he could pull a horse through Chartlers Creek. Superintendent Wilson offered $10 to pull a huge black tomcat across the water. The crowd watched as the cat dragged the man into the creek in a comic defeat recorded by the Philadelphia Record.
A Scientific American explanation states gasoline tanks rarely explode unless containing vapor and air in explosive proportions. It notes that even bursting tanks with heat largely burn, not explode, and that larger quantities burn faster while smaller ones risk complete demolition if air mix is right.
A wellness note suggests a meat and vegetable dinner can raise physical and mental energy. It mentions two serving times at noon or evening to fit personal preference.
The Rev. Wemmell Henderson preaches at Irving Square Presbyterian Church on Weirfield Street and Hamburg Avenue. He argues opportunity and ability define success, that the church has vast means, skilled clergy, educated laity, and a timeless message, all needing faithful use to transform society.
A Pacific Baptist article reflects on the Lord's Supper as a holy act in ordinary settings. It notes that Christ sanctified commonplace items and that all meals and deeds can be avenues for thanksgiving and worship, urging actions done to the glory of God.
The text argues that true power operates quietly, comparing cosmic forces and religious ministry. It asserts that strength is shown by restraint and purposeful work rather than noise or frenzy.
Behold the mercy and love of the Lord at whose coming men live and rejoice. The heart of man is not hidden from Him who made it. He is present even when thou art alone, a reminder of life health and strength.
A Sunday School lesson analyzes Numbers 13 17 20 23 33 and 14 9 focusing on Israel sending spies to Canaan The faithful Caleb and Joshua trust God and foresee a successful entry while the other ten fear the giants and doubt God The lesson urges believers to trust in Jehovah and move toward the kingdom of God.
Citizens denounce cruel labor in the Bansan harvest as local authorities tighten control over vagrant labor. The article asserts a crackdown on supposed exploitation and warns against attempts to deny harsh conditions in this region.
A Milwaukee Sentinel item records a man asking to be introduced to a well girl he had seen before Christmas. The brief note notes his readiness to meet her, reflecting social etiquette of the period.
A London aristocrat Lord Hosebery noted for gardening owns about 26 000 acres in Scotland and 8 000 in Eggland with a villa near Naples. The New York World cites his claim to be both gardener and farmer as fact, emphasizing landholdings and villa surroundings.
A native of the Emerald Isle meets a former workmate at a powder factory where a deadly explosion occurred. The pair recall leaving the arsenal and express relief that they are alive, noting they would have perished if still employed there a year earlier.
A Kansas City Star report recounts a rural confrontation where farmers boarded a train at Stafford, seized a tall sunburned man, and, after cordial greetings, learned he was a lightning rod agent, dispelling their suspicions of a harvest band.
A 73 year old woman recalls suffering from poison oak and eczema for decades. She found relief after using Cuticura Ointment Soap and Pills, noting face and hands healed and itching stopped in four weeks. May 3 1908. Hardy Delaware notary public records accompany the account.
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