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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1914
Page
8
Readable OCR fragment notes a sale on Blue Label Extra Family Tomatoes and Blue Label Extra Large No 3 Tomatoes with a pricing reference of 17 cents, indicating a grocery promotion or discount listing. The text is incomplete but shows product lines and a promotional price.
Two cases investigated this week involve alleged advertising law violations in Newark and Boston. The proceedings center on claims that the conduct was grossly fraudulent.
An editor debates omitting a piece from Smiles in a volume due to copyright doubt and the publisher’s stance as the editor writes to Smiles. In a separate London scene a bost of a bonus artisan faces a magistrate in court on a charge of assault asking whether he engaged anyone to defend him.
Park Theatre highlights a five reel Waterloo battle picture with 8000 soldiers 6000 horses and 500 cannons plus five additional reels. The program includes Jerry's Mother-in-law Lillian's Nightmare and two dramas with a night of comedies and travel features throughout the week.
The fourth quarterly conference reported 70 new members and 1100 pastoral calls this year. Ladies' Aid raised 1060 dollars. Sunday School attendance averaged 200 with duplex envelope adoption. Battery A and Epworth League updates followed with plans for a minstrel show to support Captain Fitting's Fife and Drum Corps.
The article traces perfume origins to counteract fetid smells in ancient burials and dishes, noting temples burning incense and the word aroma from smoke. It credits Egypt with early perfuming mastery, Greek and Roman adoption of distillation, and Cleopatra's scented barge cited by Shakespeare.
Twenty fairs ago a Chicago Inter Ocean note recalls a dinner by the Illinois Breeders Association at the Letend hotel Emory Stures where a celebrated lawyer joked that a cow crossed by a locomotive makes the most trouble for railroad attorneys.
A dialogue snippet features Mr. Meekton arguing over who should search for the last word spoken by his wife Hhea. The exchange hints at reluctance and humor in domestic banter.
A dense listing of church services and activities for Sunday including Methodist, Epworth League, St Pauls Congregational, Lutheran German services, Roman Catholic Masses, and Christian Science Society. Notable names include Rev Dr Oliver S Baketel, Rev C E Powers, Rev Henry J Condit, and Rev Milton Stauffer with various lectures, lectures, and ministry events across multiple local churches.
The Vin cent M E Church held its annual turkey dinner on Thursday night with two tables seating 300. Pink decorations featured, led by general charge of Mrs John J Robertson and a reception committee of several hostess names.
An obituary style scene recalls a long happy marriage and a large family in mourning. The voice notes a granddaughter comforting a grandfather as relatives share memories and sorrow after a death, highlighting a tight knit clan and enduring ties.
A 1913 London Strand photo shows scientist W B Gibbs and another man on a ship deck facing each other with no side shadow, implying the sun was directly overhead at latitude 15 degrees south around local noon. The feat hinges on exact latitude and solar declination converging in February.
Mrs Jones rushes into the library to tell her husband Narab tried to light the kitchen fire with gasoline and blew her out the kitchen window. John Jones comments calmly that it was her afternoon out anyway.
A real estate and property listing offers a quantity of alab and cord wood made from oak and chestnut. The sale is listed by Nutley Realty Co opposite West Nutley B Station. The dimensional note mentions 9 to 20 feet.
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