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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1908
Page
2
Prof. Francis Darwin discusses plant habit formed by repeated environmental cues and compares it to animal rhythmic responses to tides. He suggests a faint consciousness in plants and urges kindness, patience, and faith to foster understanding in marriage and social relations.
Poetic reflection on contentment and grace in love. Emphasizes making the best of what one has, living in sunshine over shadow, and patient faith. urges acceptance of others as they are and nurturing the divinity in all people.
The text argues life requires air, sanitation, food, clothing, and recreation, but these vary by class. It traces wants from basic needs to higher needs, asserting early needs support a higher life while education becomes important when detached from social context.
A poem from the New York Sun expresses contentment with sunny days and dreams at night. The speaker thanks God for true friends and enduring happiness, affirming that life remains joyful with divine will.
In a Chicago News style vignette, the maid of honor and a usher discuss Cora and Tom's wedding. They joke about not marrying, confess hidden affection, and reflect on escaped chances while riding home from the reception. Both lament social expectations and their own bored, tense emotions.
The Boston Post notes the return of the old fashioned minuet gazotte and cosillon to winter dances. Directoire instructors urge supplanting modern waltzes and barn dances. Dancers favor grace, dignity, and period costumes as minuet music and steps revive in society ballrooms.
Dr A DeClairmont reports on the Isthmus of Haname during the Isthmian Canal Zone occupation. The canal cutting progresses, workers shift from construction to active duties, and ships may pass within five years. Panama’s growth and labor challenges accompany the project.
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