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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1908
Page
2
The Roosevelt family widens the china cabinet collection begun by Mrs. Roosevelt. They press for a ware representing every administration, with descendants helping identify pieces and donors contributing to a patriotic, loaned, or gifted set.
A Berlin letter marks the Empress's birthday noting that her marriage to Prince Wilhelm began February 27, 1834 and lauds the Hohenzollern family example. It claims European travel is waning among society women who seek domestic appreciation and recognize travel strains on nerves in London and Paris.
Fashion notes describe a shift from empire to directoire silhouettes with black and white hat feather blends. Sashes feature front and back buttons, buff waistcoats appear in evening wear, and gowns demand heavy hand needlework. Delicate chiffon scarves edged with white down accessorize, while short two button gloves complement long sleeves and dark colors dominate morning and afternoon outfits.
A collage of childhood stories and natural history notes. Readings include a fairy tale about a boy who sees fairies then faces a hungry hunter and a bear caught by a circus man, plus insect hygiene notes on ants and light sketches of toads and a boy’s bath night.
A fragmented report notes a shift toward domestic sugar beet production with potential to yield large tonnage. It cites breeding and seed testing, possible factory expansion, and higher wages tied to local processing, while stressing reliance on foreign sugar in past decades.
A woman living in a lonely Fan district hut awaits as ruffians ride up and announce they have lynched her husband, admitting they may have hung the wrong man. The leader apologizes and says the woman has the laugh on them.
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