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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1905
Page
6
Indiana authorities require skull and crossbones labels on cosmetic boxes to curb what they call a dangerous habit. The crackdown aims to reduce powder rag use and its social effects, with officials arguing for strong willpower against temptation.
A self improvement note from the Indianapolis News counsels women to banish negative thoughts to retain vigor. It emphasizes inner beauty, accepting gray hair, and avoiding envy or malice. It urges active living, mental work, baths, massage, and socializing with the young to stay feeling twenty.
Miss Jessie Ackerman, a missionary, wore a diver's suit in Ceylon and retrieved seven valuable pearls from pearl oyster beds. Mrs. Peary, accompanying her husband on Arctic expeditions, became an expert and fearless walrus hunter. The Marchioness of Tweeddale is a
A Philadelphia Bulletin note mocks a college girl’s black room described in detail with every item from Flemish oak to silk and leather in black. A warned effect on the resident is pondered as a potential path to Melancholy asylum. The piece closes with a paternal list of female “accomplishments” urging tidiness and decorum.
The article surveys women’s dress trends with fates of taffeta petticoats and fancy silks. It notes popular plaid checks brocades stripes and flowered silks with simple dark silk blouses featuring heart shaped or square neck openings. It mentions carefully cut laffeta petticoats and belt fitted skirts and empire styles along with long capes coats and wrap outfits.
Brooklyn Memo Presbyterian Church sermon centers on Jesus idea of God as Father. Rev Calvini argues real sonship requires faith, trust, obedience, and spiritual activity, contrasting Fatherhood with mere propriety or sentiment. He urges personal consecration and living to reflect God’s character.
A sermon-like meditation on how true sonship means unselfish love within family and humanity. It parallels human family duties with divine Fatherhood, urging self-denial and generous acts as the path to the higher life, citing Jesus’ example and Rome Jerusalem.
A survey of monarchs from William the Conqueror to Napoleon reveals chess as a volatile hobby. Kings including Edward I and Louis XIV reportedly faced fierce tempers and even violence over games, with boards toppled and rivalries spilling into court life.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions birds, a city, a gentleman, and Austria. Contains stray phrases about shooting, grain thrash, and a football reference. Text is fragmentary with no coherent event or dates.
The piece argues that true peace is not withdrawal from life but the inner steadiness the Savior offers. It describes peace of heart and mind amid daily duties as a center that can endure endless agitation, rather than a retreat from earthly troubles.
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