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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1908
Page
3
A writer ridicules intercity tramp nuisances and argues public danger from firemen and conductors to brakemen and stowaways. The text condemns trespassing on rail cars and calls for harsher penalties, blaming lenient courts for leniency toward trespassers and rail safety risks.
The Washington Star and New York papers criticize hazing as criminal and nuisance while praising American vigor and lawfulness. Articles urge college action against hazing and applaud producers and workers facing modern urban life with resilience.
A collage of jokes and quips from various papers. Silly exchanges touch on marriage money and manners with lines from the Boston Courier Chicago Tribune and Washington Star. Read as a nostalgic snapshot of humor and social tone.
A 17 year old lioness named Julia underwent a hazardous chest tumor removal performed by Drs Norton Dock, J Plant, and Theodore Range after a 25 pound growth was found in her chest. The operation took about thirty minutes with iron bars and anesthesia used. she later died. The incident is reported as a veterinary surgical effort parallel to human procedures.
Discussion notes nearly 40 000 miles of electric railways in the United States, with trolleys expanding from urban uses to compete with steam. Predictions say electricity could become the main motive power on all railways unless a superior invention appears. The piece also contrasts labor shortages in the U S and Germany, foreseeing a future where housework automation may rely on machinery as shortages grow.
Iron bullet barracks along the Hosnian and Tserzegov frontier serve as frontier guards. Posts manned by eight to ten men extend along the frontier and into interior Bosnia and Herzegovina. The huts, termed Volcker Barracker after their inventor, report troop movements in Albania and Montenegro.
The article describes fare collection by a conductor on a closed front and platform car with pneumatically operated doors. Doors close as cars stop, steps fold, and exits are at the ends with rear entry only. The conductor collects fares behind a railing, aiming to reduce claims by preventing boarding after motion. It ends with a strained aside about family life.
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