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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1911
Page
8
An old newspaper ad touts fresh breakfast staples including a New York state crop cereal and a Be PEA BEANS brand remark. It markets lunchroom quantities and bakery items with terse pricing cues and scarce details.
A chaotic exchange at a table includes Bligh producing pistols to deter a troubled companion, with threats of self harm avoided through grim humor. Nearby scenes show a wife debating civil service myths and a couple discussing a burglar’s danger, all recounted in a serialized late night fragments style.
A Philadelphia janitor Dee Willto Laws defrauded the government by drawing four pensions including others’ checks and a wife’s annuity. His scheme piled up over years with Rob inson and Susan Robinson pensions, later revealed and leading to a three year sentence in Atlanta federal prison.
A ten year effort has planted more than 142000 trees across Buenos Aires, shaping green belts beside the river and throughout the city. Architect Senor Carlo Thars leads the drive, envisioning an enduring park system to outlast military and financial upheavals, while a landmark project in New York highlights Berlin avenue tree avenues as a model for uniformity and aesthetic balance.
Garvissels and Thostom craftsmen announce belief that instrument material does not determine tone. Their experiments include using alternative substances and novel methods, claiming tonal quality can improve even with nontraditional materials. The claim marks a shift from established views on violin timber and construction.
The New Fork Tribune notes a growing slang trend in GAPPOSRian streets and thoroughfares. It predicts the new vernacular will supplant older phrases like Oh, give us a resti as residents engage with evolving speech and methods of communication.
The London Standard reports that Gray's Churchyard near St. Cites Stoke Pages Buckinghaweshire, famed as the resting place of forebears, has been made subject to a local decree forbidding ordinary interments in the yard.
A proposed engineering plan aims to convert part of 1 percent of Great Salt Lake into fresh water by building a dam at the eastern edge to split the lake into two basins. The upper basin would receive inflow and stay fresh while the lower remains salty, potentially opening the region to new resort development.
The article notes laws in many states banning merchandise display bearing the U.S. flag and cites congress as not regulating such use beyond a 1907 trademark act. It then mocks fears of infection from everyday objects and surveys Austria-Hungary’s naval buildup with planned battleships and cruisers in the near future.
The London Mail reports on wooden waistcoats gaining attention as a modern attire trend. Scientists develop a method to extract cellulose from spruce wood for uniform thread, promising cheaper, durable clothing that dyes well and resists fading.
The uvies of the three leading powers show Eneland with 13 dreadnoughts at 208 100 tons, the United States 4 at 72 000 tons, and Germany 4 at 72 000 tons. After current constrictions, Eneland would hold 27 ships totaling 257 000 tons, Germany 17 ships at 257 000 tons, and the United States 10 ships at 222 150 tons.
The text notes attempts to blind observers in Egypt through eye injuries. Methods include hot needles placed near the eye, causing dense white leucoma, or pins and lime irritants, sometimes aided by vegetable juice exposure. The aim is to hinder observation by the army.
A collage of brief quotes and lines from Chicago News and Record-Herald items. Includes Mildred and George engagement chatter, questions about lasting love, a remark on conversation lags, a cheerful quote from Richter, employment agency and masseur notes, an auto ownership quip, and a Parvo reference.
Corrected December 18 1910 timetable lists nutley Hillside Avenue Avondale Walnut Street and Notley stations with various departures to New York Pier 2 and Chambers Street. Sunday services shown with different times and a note of leave patterns for stations along the line.
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