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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1914
Page
3
Mrs N B Hersloff notes Miss Helen Louise Johnson’s talk on Household Economics drew strong interest. Garret P Serviss warns winter fires awaken houseflies. killing one fly in winter prevents disease spread, as microbes remain alive in flies weeks to months.
A reflection on a father's lifelong habit of controlling wealth and maintenance, contrasted with his efforts to secure fair shares for his daughters after his death. The text condemns selfish male behavior that denies women their rightful support while defending their protection from exploitation.
In New York Best & Co Fifth Ave and 35th St promotes its Lilliputian Bazaar brand as an enduring staple. The ad traces the firm from 1879 and its moves to Prime NYC locations, highlighting quality, in house designers, mail order growth, liberal charge accounts, and free mail delivery.
The diocese of Newark declares Lenten regulations read at Sunday masses by Bishop John J. O'Connor. Fast days require one meal with a moderate evening collation. abstinence from fresh meat is expected except in sickness or hard labor. Fresh meat allowed on Sundays and certain days, eggs milk and dairy allowed daily. Sunday has no fast or abstinence. fish with meat is not permitted. Working people may eat fresh meat on abstinence days with limits, and dispensations may be granted for certain cases. A plenary indulgence is offered to the faithful who receive the sacraments of penance and blessed Eucharist within the octave of St. Patrick and visit a church with proper dispositions.
From Sunbeams to rain, the piece details Korean headgear with giant bamboo hats six feet wide, nine foot crowns, and inner snug caps tied under the ears. It notes bamboo split to threadlike thinness, varnish for sun wind rain, funnels of oiled paper on top, and soldiers wearing felt hats with red horsehair and adornments.
A Philadelphia Ledger item recalls a teacher prompting a boy named Thomas to spell ibext and define it. The boy responds with a joke about an ibex meaning the back part of the book where front matter is not found.
The Baltimore American quotes a humorous exchange about water shortages and panic buying. A resident jokes about having plenty and keeping calm as others scramble for supplies. The column reflects local wit amid shortages.
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