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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1906
Page
2
A folded handkerchief hides a sewn gold ring on its center thread for a simple magic routine. The performer asks for a ring, places it on the table, then reveals the trick by lifting the handkerchief to show a hidden ring linkage. The description reads as a classic magicians’ method with misdirection.
The article describes a staged illusion where a borrowed ring is concealed in a handkerchief then transferred into a hat or under a glass. Steps include distracting the audience, placing the ring inside a hat, dropping it into a glass, and finally revealing the ring in the hat. It warns that one wrong move spoils the illusion and urges practice before public performance.
The article details pecans as a range of wal nuts thriving in the Southwestern States. It describes their size, thin shells, and bright reddish kernel after polishing. It notes trees begin bearing around thirty years old and praises pecans for taste, with dates and walnuts linked to their mythic family name Juglans.
A Providence Journal excerpt recalls a veteran remarking on why pockets fill with odds and ends. A boy’s pocket holds rings keys coins a broken knife and odds ends, while elders laugh at the habit and insist most items have a forgotten use or purpose.
A brief tale from Youth's Companion describes Mrs Topham angered by her family for not waking her during a severe overnight thunder storm. She laments living among kin and fears lightning might have struck her asleep.
Advice from a periodical notes giving tips for giving medicine to children using peppermint lozenges alum or orange peel to mask taste. It also discusses growing popularity of nuts as food and their nutritional value while noting cooked nuts are usually easier to digest and suggesting a nut cookbook.
A reader shares a technique to slice pineapples along the grain for tenderness by cutting from stem to blossom end and discarding the hard core. Also describes a DIY leather edged bag for the man using a round cardboard base, blue or crimson covering, and corded top for easy access.
A cook’s primer offers tips on vinegar to firm fish, salt for a candle light, baking soda in milk to prevent curdling, and using onion juice for seasoning. It describes gelatin desserts with lemon juice, banana molds, frosted apples steamed with frosting, and rice gems baked in gem pans. It also includes a recipe for English Everton Taly butter and sugar squares.
The sermon by Pastor Wia Thompson marks sixty one years of Simpson Church, describing faith as the warp and love as the key thread. It honors devotion, calls for fearless worship, and notes the church’s enduring mission through hardship and change.
Fragmentary note requests writer Gillespie to participate in an entertainment event. It mentions a post and eye man from the singing bureau and asks the writer to pend delections from his own works for the program.
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