Oysters and Clams Offered Fresh Across Town
Fresh oysters and clams are highlighted as a sought after summer staple served clean and carefully across town to meet high demand.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1910
Page
2
Fresh oysters and clams are highlighted as a sought after summer staple served clean and carefully across town to meet high demand.
New York city marks the 134th anniversary of the Port Washington surrender on November 16 1776 with a rock inscription at the redoubt site where 240 Americans capitulated to British and Hessian forces. The British victory under Lord Cornwallis secured control of Manhattan from the Battery to Harlem River and supplied munitions and powder. Modern steel coal cars are noted for rapid loading.
Frenchwoman Wile d'Hellas popularizes the silhouette dance in London with shadow effects on a white screen. The lighting, credited to a Viennese artist, creates diaphanous, abridged Grecian poses as imitators spread to social gatherings and house parties in Paris and beyond.
A reflective meditation on time’s variability as seen by people in different circumstances. The excerpt contrasts expectancy with possession and how days, months, and seasons stretch or hurry depending on one’s state. It personifies time as eagle wings or snail feet.
William C. Brown, president of the New York Central, signals retirement to devote years to the Lews farm he purchased in Iowa. He seeks to improve Percheron stock and return to agrarian life, after a career rising from section hand to railroad top executive. Vanderbilt Jr. is named as his likely successor, poised to take charge when Brown retires.
A historical sketch highlights the Duke of Norfolk as the premier noble in Britain and master of ceremonies for King George's coronation. It notes his high rank, early precedence, long lineage since 1483, and a famed portrait of his plain dress. It recounts a humorous station incident where he outsmarted a door clerk for a cab.
In Paris a revived knee length hobble gown appears in a scene with Miss Pierat, a leading performer of the Comedie Francaise. The restrained yet dramatic costume follows a story of a country girl who marries a town man and returns to find acclaim, with gowns and cigarettes fueling attraction.
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