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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
2
Early winter days bring high demand for fresh oysters and clams after summer scarcity. Our serving of oysters is fresh and clean, inviting customers to experience their true value beyond ordinary stores.
A London Hobe report details Paris public protests against a new system gluing transit tickets to passengers. Inspectors repeatedly demand tickets, sparking confrontations as riders collect and barter tickets.
Dr Mary Eddy, the lone American woman physician in Turkey, faced a six hour oral exam in Arabic and French. She remained calm answering, withdrew when books contradicted her stance, and secured the right to practice while dedicating her life to curing blindness amid regional tensions.
A panoramic survey of recent authors and works. Florence L. Butler returns to Hertford He Hertfordshire after visiting America. Her novel The Mistress of Shenstone links familiar Tossey characters with American readers and Myra Ingiehy comments on American life. Frederick Townsend Martin’s The Passing of the Idle Rich Provokes discussion of wealth and inequality. Edison life and inventions by Tyrer and Martin details early experiments and a note signed by Edison.
The Roebling company introduces a new aviator cord and wire for aircraft uses. Aviator cord uses multiple strands for high strength, while aviator wire is a single, strong conductor. Cord strengths range about 2000 to 2300 pounds, with six strand wire for steering gear and a center core of cotton or wire.
A Dangat study from Tunis shows an estimated 2,000 hotels across Switzerland’s 22 cantons. Grisons holds 358 hotels while Borus canton includes over 400 in towns like Interlaken Thun and Grindelwald, totaling about 135000 beds.
A London dispatch notes few silk hats remain common as men wear dress hats less, using them only on ceremonial occasions. The article observes the hat’s fashion now being rare in Piccadilly or the park, and that the average man wears a dress hat far less often.
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