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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1904
Page
2
A lyric lament in which the speaker regrets a lost love and the missed chance to nurture its trust. The verse pleads for a heart that would have cherished Love's gift, only to find the rose of affection withered and dead when tested.
Franklin Welles Caleins recounts a rough 1880s trader excursion north of the boundary to Sitting Bull's village. He describes Assiniboine reports a buffalo herd killed, an attempted cross border trade, a staged confrontation, the loss of 39 ponies, and a negotiated return of goods for robes, ending with Sitting Bull’s compliment that the trader might become a general.
A condensed notice summarizes critics on slang as poetic device and synonym rich usage, noting boom boss and a record entering language. It cites a Fifth Avenue photographer on nose in portraits and a joke from a government station reporting pigeons and squabs profits.
The Speer Wine Company of Passaic N J touts its Speer Port and Burgundy as world class. Vineyards, imported vines over forty years ago, claim the only vineyard of its kind in the country. Physicians nationwide endorse the medicinal and family wine, sold by druggists and grocers in Nutley and nearby areas.
Fragmented text mentions a bias proposal and pavers with weights and measures. The readable items reference protests and convenient substitutions but lack clear names dates places or outcomes. The fragment offers limited context for a concise news item.
Medical brief reports Senator Hanna showing extreme weakness but no radical change in condition. Doctors including Dr Rixey and Osler oversee care, with out of town physicians consulted. The note highlights ongoing rest and limited optimism about recovery.
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