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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1911
Page
8
Local grocery page shows meat department prices and unit costs with small figures cross listed. Our readable text indicates a 12 percent notation and fractions like .15¢ per unit appear in the fragment. The OCR lacks complete context for a full itemized sale.
Dr Andrew Bell famed in education faced a heavy matrimonial cross as his wife pursued him with scurrilous letters after their divorce. The piece cites De Quincey on men facing enemies and the wife as a supreme scourge. The essay mentions domestic misery and dreams about a departed partner. Krupp profitability and employee welfare figures are noted with dividend and reserve details.
The text notes Hannibal achieved the first historic crossing of the Alps in 218 B.C. This milestone marks a bold strategic ascent through the mountains, demonstrating Carthaginian resolve and military prowess amid ancient campaigns against Rome.
Nutley officials weigh offering land for a free public library as part of a broader plan to boost community services. The board favors the idea if no obstacles appear, while opposing the transfer of reference books from the Park School Library. A district meeting on selling the old Washington Avenue school is set for February 14.
Communion service is set for tomorrow at Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church with Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. and Epworth League at 7 p.m. In the evening Rev Dr Warren L Hoagland will preach a sermon titled The Census in Israel and in America.
The primary department teachers invite scholars parents and friends to a party this afternoon in the new Sunday Schoolroom. The event begins at 3 o clock with home made cake for sale.
Miss Phyllis Hamilton Williams, daughter of Mrs Scoville Church Williams of Tennis Place, was elected treasurer of her class at Vassar College in her first year. The class serenaded her and presented floral tokens of esteem.
A painter turned dry goods seller shares a wry view on art teaching him practical tricks. He notes how dinner parties reveal his absentmindedness when fiddling with utensils, and he jokes about cleaning lunch hooks with breadcrumbs under the table to stay neat, insisting art isn’t all useless.
In a Baltimore American piece a titled figure described as Mrs Showy faces ostracism over a queer question while Mrs Come Up did it. The item reflects social tension and public chatter on propriety.
The Newark Automobile Show at the First Regiment Armory, February 18 to 25, will display famed trophies. The Glidden trophy will be shown in Newark for the first time, with ties to Pierce Arrow and Chalmers winners. The Vanderbilt cup and road and track prizes won by Fiat and Buick will also be on view, drawing top drivers and fans.
The Erie Railroad will pay 160 in gold for the best name for the Open Cut through Bergen Hill currently dubbed Open Cat. A $100 prize will be awarded to the best designation. entries due April 1 to KR Wallace General Passenger Agent 50 Church Street New York.
A collage of small classified notices includes livestock for sale a lost black cat a mandolin for sale a stenographer wanted a flat for rent a loan offer and a mortgage listing. The items list contact details and locations such as Emily street West Nutley Chestnut street Hillside avenue Franklin avenue Centre street and names like C Chandler Amzi Fowleson and T Clement s Son.
An old time English skipper dispatched to Rotterdam misreads charts, alarmed by shipboard issues. A well known pedantic professor, confronting a burglar, quips about being alive. Public transit schedules follow, detailing rail services from Nutley area stations to New York and Nutley destinations with various Sunday editions and times.
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