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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1914
Page
2
Mrs Hirst urges women to secure pure food, arguing sixteen soil elements sustain nutrition from cradle to grave. She cites tobacco, distillery and brewery byproducts in animal feed, warns of tubercular cows, and calls for anti gambling in foods and municipally controlled abattoirs.
A New York Sun report explains how bullets at speeds over 1 200 feet per second fail to create visible air waves, while faster projectiles at about 3 000 feet per second disturb the atmosphere enough to produce catchable waves and eddies in photographs.
A speaker urges women to use their purchasing power to require pure food. He notes women buy nine of ten food items and urges them to recognize grades, demand quality, and pressure dealers and manufacturers to supply only pure products. He calls for organization and action to improve family health and community standards.
A London Truth excerpt critiques postdinner speech as a modern vice. It argues eating and eloquence clash, noting postprandial garrulity flourishes among English speaking peoples and that banquets become forums for solemn discourse rather than digestion.
In avexrun Prairie a “burning mountain” near Montet is mistaken for a natural phenomenon. A coal mine pillar glows by day and a pillar of fire burns at night, indicating a long running underground fire rather than a magical formation.
A terse note reflects on poetry woven through daily life. The editor remarks on a “basket full of it” and the idea that verse appears in ordinary things. The piece foregrounds poetry as a pervasive force guiding perspective.
The article traces Pancho Villa’s dramatic rise from ex bandit to rebel hero as two thirds of Mexico falls under Constitutionalist control. It notes Villa's growing army, tactics, and loyalty to Madero, while New York names Nourrns McKay as police commissioner aiming to curb crime and protect street life.
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