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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
3
Store touts varieties of nuts for 1911 New Year shoppers. Best filberts large per pound priced at 20 cents per lb. Best soft shell almonds 22 cents per lb. Best paper shell almonds 25 cents per lb. Best mixed nuts offered at 22 cents per lb.
A Chicago Record-Herald excerpt presents a woman recounting a sad marriage marked by jealousy and disrespect. She describes a manager who mocked her talent, demanded tights, and blamed his mother for marital strain, ending with a request for a fifteen minute monologue.
A collection of witty lines attributed to a judge on driving habits and vehicle lore. Includes remarks on tires repairs gas needs and the pranks of motorists. The tone is humorous and cautionary about road behavior and car maintenance.
A collage of witty quotes and quips from 19th and early 20th century papers. Snippets include a Detroit Free Press line on Christmas spirit and a Boston Transcript exchange about conversations in court. Also noted is a playful inventor reference likening Ferdie to Edison and a holiday tree trimming joke from Puck.
A Detroit Free Press snippet shows a tense exchange about delivering a Christmas tree to a residence. One speaker jokes about serving a tree at home while another reveals scratched face and neck, hinting at a threatening encounter.
A New York Herald item recounts Standish pressing a milliner to modify his wife’s hat, claiming she dictated the changes yet finding the shop unaltered when he checked. His misdirected bravado ends with a lesson on handling clerks and a reminder that the wife’s hat remains unchanged. The piece then shifts to brief quips on physiognomy, East Africa idioms, and a comic exchange about a parsee traveler and a “first class passenger.”
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