Local lodge meetings and odd English pronunciations noted
Nutley and area lodges meet at Masonic Hall on various Wednesdays and Fridays, including Elks, Knights of Pythias, and Masons. A storm kept members from witnessing officers installation. later notes discuss peculiar English place names and pronunciations across England with humorous examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pp. O. Elks
Natley —Ledge
Masonic Hall
Stripes Council
Nutley Council
Knights of ‘Honor
New and
Elm Streets
Knights of Pythias
Crystal Lodge
Duttig Hall
Chestnut Street
Masons
Nutley Lodge
Royal
Arcanum
Kempton Councils
Covis Babtista Falcone
Sens
Italy
Ferrara
Dimenic Ciccone
D.G. C. Kievit
Benevolent Lodge
C. C
H. H. Stager
V. C
John Match
James M
Vreeland
W. J. Housby
W. O. Davis
A. W. Pingree
Robert
Bayonet charges and military lore from Civil War to Philipines
A jumble of anecdotes describes bayonet charges in Civil War battles and a Wilderness campaign, noting one successful assault on June 17 and contrasting Confederate resistance. Separate items touch Filipino poultry practices, moorhen defense, child talk, fire location jokes, and wardrobe cost humor.
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Stephen Mweld
Goult Tad Comimaid
Trences
Islands
Philippines
Fragmentary dialogue snippet with unclear context
A garbled excerpt shows partial dialogue involving a father and a possible suitor. The text includes stray names and phrases such as I cannot give you my daughter and Oh, pshaw, with no coherent narrative or identifiable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg
Cendorfer Blatter
Our Fine Bakery Delivers Fresh Bread and Pastries
Our bakery offers wholesome bread foods and delicious pies and cakes baked daily. Explore the beat of ingredients perfected into wholesome bakery items and flavorful treats for every day of the year.
Miss Jean Webster's Daddy Longlegs Aims to Help Orphans
The novel Daddy Long Legs has inspired stage success and public interest in the welfare of lonely housed orphans. A wealthy New York bachelor reportedly adopted forty children, while the New York Charities Aid Society created a special committee to handle the surge of adoption requests. Author Miss Webster, a Vassar graduate and Mark Twain’s grandniece, has long focused on philanthropic writing and college girl life. She now resides in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Webster
Daddy Longlegs
Daddy Longlers
Oliver ‘Twist
New York
New-York
Brute Charities Aid Society
Lfisa Vida
Mary Clark
Miss Webster
Annie
Lkely
Wade
Mark Twain
Italy
New York City
Attractive Roman Cutwork in Linen and Fancy Work
The article discusses old fashioned cutwork in linen and other foundations, outlining methods of cutting away fabric and stitching lace or crossbar patterns. It also includes a quirky mix of ad-like snippets and quips from various sources.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ars
Mos
E van
Ton Place
Erie
Knights OF
Pythias
England
Atranger
Happisburgh
Norfolk
Tuzeboro
St Neots
Cirencester
Waidzingfield
Waomerful
Chetmondiston
Chimston
Esworth
Manchester Guardian
London Standard
Dorothy
London Telegraph
Boston
Froemel
Centre Street
Samuel Silverburg
Park St
Nitley
Miss Henrietta
Coups
Mason
Techni
Rutgers St
Belleville
Charles A. Keyler
Ambalmer
Fariehe
Bloomfield, Bloomfield
Joan Webster
Jean. Webster
Linen. Geove
CASE
Claude
Draguat
Isveston News
George Miller
Watson
Wombat
Rep House
Louisville Courier-Journal
Drummond
Pea Australe
Siayal
Ceibe Ie Ee
Nutley Corner
Elm
Chestnut
Rardens
A. Duns
Sundey
Grand Central Terminal
Ster County
Westche Country
Charles Heilmann
Prarkli
Yreblard
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