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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1908
Page
3
Fragments discuss peat beds potential for industry beyond fuel, Campanile reconstruction in Venice, Twin Falls Idaho development, and a lengthy analysis of postwar Northern and Southern social unrest. References include Henry S Culver, Coke production records, and Night Riders/Klan taint.
A noted forger in Chicago was arrested, tried, and sentenced to an indeterminate term of imprisonment in a complex case. The report also mentions a separate, similarly styled criminal sentence involving the same era and locale as part of ongoing crime coverage. The item blends court action with public interest in local crime figures.
An article explains how pearls form in freshwater clams and what makes a pearl valuable. It notes most pearls have little value, outlines sizes and prices from one grain to several, and describes conditions that favor pearl formation and how shells are used for button manufacturing in the West.
In London, guests freely attend private gatherings as intruders. The article notes many young men slip into houses hosting events, claiming it’s easy for a well dressed man to join a party, eat well, drink, and leave with a cigar, all while staying discreet.
A Washington Star excerpt notes an airship setting the pace through space with serene majesty. It describes long flights and mentions each month’s space themed content in the magazine.
A judge recounts Jenkins as a thoughtful man deeply grateful for favors. He is quoted saying he is more indebted than he can ever repay to his tailor, reflecting a strong sense of appreciation and esteem.
A testimonial from George B. Farley of Concord New Hampshire dated May 14 1837 describes severe leg eruptions with raw swelling and intense itching lasting weeks. He credits Cutiura with immediate relief the moment applied and complete recovery in two days. The note is followed by a humorous quip from the Montgomery Advertiser about a laughing girl with dimples.
The New York Press notes changing footwear and home attire as mothers reflect on slippers once worn by children. The piece touches on weather effects and cautions against wearing certain garments, highlighting evolving ideas of care and domestic style.
Richard Harding Davis writes of returning to town and the delight of familiar actors on stage. He laments absence of the familiar “white waist coats” and the Ladies of the Gold Mesh Purses watching the performance, framing the theater as a cherished social spectacle.
A teacher in Italian quarter American city tells children the fable of the fox and the grapes. Tony and Joe hear the tale with delight and imperfect English, ending with the fox declaring the fruit sour and wanting a banana instead.
An assortment of older ads highlights Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain and Woolfords Sanitary Lotion claim of quick relief. Also mentions a horse car capacity claim and a note on hats found in India with six foot wingspan.
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