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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1905

Page

6

A Candy Maker Oddities From A French Dream

A quirky scene of a candy maker in a quaint street evokes a whimsical taste for French confections. A dramatic chase unfolds as John Trasker breaks from a window, pursued for murder, leading to his capture and a confession amid factory intrigue. Banks thanks a young client and receives a wedding invitation fifteen months later.

Joan Trasker John Trasker Trasker Stanton Mr. Williams Banks New York News

The Case of the Murdered Factory Owner

A young heiress petitions private detective Banks to clear her cousin Harry Blanton, accused of murdering Thomas Kempton, factory owner. Evidence includes a fatal knife, rifled safe, and Blanton’s sudden disappearance after a heated quarrel at the office.

Mr. Banks Harry Banks Thomas Kempton Harry Blanton Thaif Fhempton Young Stanton Stanton Hanks Grege Young Blanton

Fingerprint Test Reveals Suspect in Factory Murder

In a factory office Banks and Williams stage a thumbprint experiment with a magic lantern to compare prints from workers. A mysterious package and missing articles hint at a clue as Detective Gregg pursues leads, while Banks hints at a promising development.

Gregg Stanton Banks Williams China

World News Notes and Human Interest Items

A scattered column reports on a Pontefract area banker who collects old doors, and South Africa’s grass-based pulp for paper. It notes strange graves in South America and a blind man in Birmingham acquitted after a glass incident. It lists Revolutionary War pensioners Hannah Barrett Esther Damon and Rhoda Thompson, plus engineer Knorr’s Trans Siberian bridges and a curious family tragedy tied to his bridges.

Green Birmingham England Hannah Newell Barrett Boston Mass Noah Harrod Massachusetts Esther S. Damon Flymouth Noah Damon Rnoda Augusta Thompson Woodbury Thaddeus Thompson Col John Lam New York Regiment

Five Husbands Woman Freed Again Shocks Chicago Readers

In Chicago residents read that the woman who had five husbands is free again, a startling tale recounted from the Cleveland Plain Dealer. The remark asks why the men look alarmed as the startling news spreads through the city.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Faith and the Explorer Inside the Human Spirit

The passage argues faith differs from knowledge and is more imaginational and volitional than intellectual. It likens faith to a compass guiding seekers like Columbus, a bonfire that can burn bright or dim, shaping the unknown as life unfolds. Faith fuels longing, dream, and pursuit of truth even as it waits on reality.

Columbus

The Negro and the South by W H Councill

An impassioned piece by W H Councill of Normal Alabama urging unity between races and regions. He warns against Northern labor intrusion, calls for self improvement among African Americans, and praises southern Black women and families while urging white Southerners to fair mindedly address race relations.

South W.H. Councill Negro College At Normal Ala North Nesro

Beauty Is in the Eye of Beholder Says Artist

Artist and portrait painter H. Harry Wilson argues beauty resists definition. He asserts beauty lies in faces and figures seen by each observer, not in skin color or feature regularity, and that mixed types can be most beautiful.

Seauty H. Harry Wilson Watious Emerson

Tutuila by President Jordan A vivid voyage through sacred Pacific shores

In the South Seas Tutuila lies four thousand miles from San Francisco described as a volcanic crater harboring Pago Pago. The harbor is landlocked by reefs and cliffs, sheltered from south surf, offering a deep two mile harbor ideal for a great nation’s expanding trade.

David Starr Jordan South Seas Tutuila Golden Gate of California San Francisco Stevenson Lantos Pago-Pago Matafao Peoa Samoa Atlantic

Thinking and Doing in Modern Business

The successful man relies on trained habits and thoughts to do the right things at the right time. Mental training gains importance as schooling becomes valued, especially in a world driven by science and skill where educated minds are preferred by employers.

Water in Wheeling School Flood Notes

Fragmentary notes describe water use in school activities and a flood. Mentions water types and their roles in swimming and fueling engines, with scattered phrases about safety and routine. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge from the text.

Arsenic Toxicity Alleged in Royal Injury Scene

The Czarat confronts a physician in a feverish scene as he seeks truth about a worsening condition. He complains of a bitter taste and disturbed sleep while fearing poisoning rumors. A doctor mentions arsenic tonic as a possible temporary relief if used properly.

Czarat Ina Michael Chicago Record Herald

Elector Story Involving Lady Randolph Churchill

A fragment describes Lady Randolph Churchill née Jenni Jerome canvassing in England for Mrs Ashmead Bartlett and an elector's remark about securing votes. The exchange includes references to Lady Burdett Coutts and age considerations, with a distant recall of Lady Churchill’s reaction.

Randolph Chureaill Jennie Jerome New York England Ashmead- Bartlett Churchill Burdett- Coutts Lady Burdett

Chinese Minister’s Wit at Washington Wedding

The Chinese Minister Sir Chentung Liang Cheng attended a Washington wedding and pondered the custom of throwing rice. A guest explains it is to wish good luck, prompting the Oriental to ask why rice isn’t thrown at funerals for the hearse.

Chentung Liang Cheng Wu “Ting-fang Sir Chentung Washington

Eight-year-old's recovery linked to Grape-Nuts diet

A father credits rapid recovery from appendicitis after his eight year old son was fed Grape-Nuts. He says prior inconclusive digestion caused illness and that earlier diet would have prevented appendicitis, claiming undigested food fosters disease and microbes, with improved health after the change.

Ayeak Battle Creel Mich Ron Wellville

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