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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1914
Page
8
An article explains the three categories of radium rays alpha beta and gamma with differing penetration and shielding. It cites a New England physician urging mustard to spare doctors and a Chicago Record-Herald note about serenades and household customs.
Fragment from a historical page describes Patama’s Cathedral with pearl shell roofing that reflects sunlight, making it visible at sea. It mentions a trouble involving a caller and their father, plus references to two doctors and a dog.
A Victorian era note recalls a 10th century wedding in Lincolnshire where the bridegroom vanished after a reception. The wedding party dispersed. the bride remained in the house while the groom spoke with a mysterious visitor and vanished, leaving police inquiries fruitless and the bride in distress.
London Bits notes a humorous exchange about a man who vowed no woman could lead him, with a wife now behind in influence as he remains ahead. The quip reflects social dynamics and radio gossip in a breezy column.
An advertisement seeks active men or women to manage subscription interests for Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Hearst's Magazine, Harper's Bazar, Motor and Motor Boating. It promises generous commissions and a monthly salary based on work, claiming reps earn up to $5,000 yearly. Write Charles C. Schwer at Cosmopolitan Agency Bureau New York City.
The notice lists morning and evening services for multiple churches. Rev. Henry J. Condit and Rev. Milton Stauffer preach on The Masters Methods and The Lost Sense of Sin, with Sunday School at 9.45. Other events include Young Peoples meeting, Epworth League, and Holy Communion schedules, plus German services at St Pauls Congregational and the Christian Science Society gathering at the Woman's Club.
The Montauk Theatre plans three days of vaudeville and films headlined by Happy Ei and fronted by Martinette and Genet with Huckins Row as a big feature. Alexander Taylor announces daily seven reels of pictures at 1000 feet apiece and a rural comedy act. The Knickerbocker Girls close today and Eddie Badger is praised.
Masses at St Marys R C Church will be at 7, 8, 9 and 10 30 in the morning. Rev William L Cunningham is rector.
Mass at 30 a m with second flash and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at 10 30 tomorrow morning at the Church of the Holy Family Harrison street. Sunday School and chorus meet at 2 30. Rev Alfonzo de Santola is rector.
A Mother Goose entertainment by Sunday School children was staged at Vincent Church hosted by Mrs. Hugh Eagieson and the Misses Stirratt and Nestter. Next Friday the Battery presents an Evening of Minstrels in Town Hall Auditorium. Epworth League banquet Thursday night features toast master Raymond Symonds. Ladies' Aid annual proceeds exceed $1,300. Pastor Rev. C. H. Powers organizing a probationers class.
Proctor's Theatre in Park Place Newark hosts the Farno Comedy Company with A Night in An English Music Hall. Also featured are O'Brien Havel & Co with the act Monday by Will M. Cressy, assisted by Miss Valeska Violinsky and the Schivoni Troupe Gymnasts. A toe dancing act Rams deall trio and a new feature reel close the program.
In a crowded street mêlée described by the New York Tribune, Mrs Exe accepts a stranger’s arm for crossing a hazardous mass of moving cars and cabs. The elderly man reveals he is blind, yet he persistently escorts her and saves them both, prompting her to remark that danger was courted.
A fragmented clippings mix old legends and a humorous anecdote. An alleged 1660s Spanish treasure tale ties a veined mine to Salcedo and a deadly feud, then shifts to Parson Wheeler’s motorcar ride and a light police inquiry ending with a joke about a marriage.
A garbled historical piece presents jokes about a German worker seeking farm work for five or twenty one dollars, mail boat humor, and misheard lines. It includes quips about a doctor predicting death, and a despondent friend in a noisy room with stray misspellings and fragmented dialogue.
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