Fresh Oysters Clams and Groceries Delivered
Oysters and Clams are highlighted as a seasonal delicacy at the market. Fresh Fish and excellent meats are offered year round with a Barr delivery service promising prompt and careful townwide service.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
2
Oysters and Clams are highlighted as a seasonal delicacy at the market. Fresh Fish and excellent meats are offered year round with a Barr delivery service promising prompt and careful townwide service.
A dated guide describes candy pulls swap parties and quiet games for children. It covers gate ideas to avoid awkward pauses, a four to five bundle swap with a penalty story, Apple and nut refreshments, and a Picture Postal Game using city landmark cards. It also outlines Princess Tiptoe as an outdoor party option with whispered cues.
A tale describes Kau Si daughter of a Chinese noble helping at a lantern feast. Heat forces her to remove her mask. facing public scrutiny she conceals with the mask still close and flutters it away. Other ladies imitate, birthing the fan as a replacement for the mask amid a festive scene. Then a merry Christmas verse follows noting frantic activity and Kriss Knuckle’s mischief. A DIY Shaving Pad craft ends the fragment with instructions for a round cardboard base and tissue paper decoration.
A list of riddles about the Nativity with answers including Manger Bethlehem star Shepherds Mary Herod Joseph Bethlehem. The text ties clues to the birth of Jesus and related figures with brief question and answer prompts.
President Taft will keep Beverly as a summer White House for two more years. The Curawmetth estate at Parametta, a 65 acre oceanside property built by Benry W. Peabody, will serve as the new residence with a golf course, tennis court, trout brook, ponds, greenhouses, and a Japanese garden. Secretary Norton will occupy a nearby eleven room cottage. The arrangement includes private yacht landings and convenient rail access, with Taft likely to return in 1911.
The text outlines Alexandra of Fife as a potential bride for Manuel of Portugal, a match that could have altered the 19th century throne. It notes opposition from Edward and the Duke of Fife, fears of revolution, and Alexandra’s bleak marriage prospects due to her status and her father's austere wealth.
Mrs. Victor L. Berger, wife of the Milwaukee Socialist congressman, floated the idea of a housewives union with proposals for minimum and maximum earnings shares and for a weekly work limit. The notion included male cooking, dishwashing, and child care as potential strike issues causing public debate.
A fragmentary clipping mixes a recipe style pond myth describing fish in a sun baked basin with odd procedural steps. It also includes brief notes on deceptive living and a speech by a socialist youth, followed by a historical reference to eating laws from Berne, Basel, and Saxony restricting meals and dishes per sitting.
The readable lines suggest a fragmented transcript or poem with phrases about being told to meet, constitution, French pheasants, singing, and names like Jay or Weicsing. Specific events, places, or dates are not clear from the fragments.
The Court of the County of Essex, Town of Nutley, announces appointment of three freeholders and residents of New Jersey as adjustment signers under the act cited. The hearing will be held at the Court House in Nutley to proceed with duties and powers granted. Dated November 25, 1916.
Passage fragments list locations in Passaic area including Kingsland Road Avondale Road and Centre Street. No clear event or date is given. content appears as a damaged text snippet referencing geographical points.
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