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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1909
Page
6
An OCR fragment presents a Wordsworth themed meditation with lines about dawn, a cuckoo, melodies, and a plea to a mother figure. The text reads like a poetic fragment with intermittent phrases and incomplete words, reflecting a historical newspaper page capture.
In a sunlit coastal tale a man and woman plot to win a love, trading lessons on courtship and letters while a shared confidant guides their schemes. As spring gives way to romance, the pair face truth and choice amid music, moonlight, and ocean air.
An extended narrative blends a Brooklyn Eagle excerpt on Maine black bears with hunting lore and a quirky Porto Rico milk anecdote. It weaves bear behavior, denning, feeding, and dangers with human stories, travel notes, and a long medical reflection on drug use and recovery.
The readable fragments mention dates, places and people across multiple items. Names include Providence, New York, Paris, Beloit, St Louis, and figures such as Patrick J Boyle. Also references to a mayor elect and a cemetery bequest, plus cable repairs cost and a cocoa bean note.
A witty exchange between a young man and a widow centers on guessing her age. He teases with options of making her ten years younger or ten years older, noting her looks and brains, as a light moment passes. The widow smiles, and the moment reflects aging and charm in a quaint scene.
A Saturday foxhunt near Folkington ended tragically as two couples and several leading hounds were killed after the quarry ran into a cliff. The master attempted to stop the hunt but could not avert the disaster, reported by the London Standard.
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