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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1904
Page
2
The Rev Dr John Shaw pastor of the West End Church Manhattan preached to university students on the theme Run with patience. He drew a lesson from the scripture and urged steady effort and faithfulness in pursuing goals.
A speaker compares modern life to a running race and argues for patience through Christ. He presents three aims for believers: Jesus as goal, Jesus as power, and Jesus as pattern, urging daily focus on His will, quiet prayer, and disciplined living to finish steadfast.
The passage argues the old saying in vino veritas reveals truth when one drinks. It claims wine exposes character, showing cruelty vengefulness or lust, and that strong drink exaggerates latent traits, potentially turning a person beastly or murderous.
Frank Buzulia of Hast Vine land saved his wife and children from a burning house after returning home at midnight. The home and its contents were destroyed, with hundreds of bushels of sweet potatoes in the cellar roasted. Neighbors care for the homeless family.
Leyton Journal argues youth drift to cities is slowing as rural amenities expand. The piece cites trolley service telephone and rural delivery blurring city country borders, plus agricultural colleges elevating farming as a scientific, admired vocation.
Sir Norman Lockyer, president of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, argues that England must strengthen brain power and scientific education to compete with Germany and the United States. He notes Britain has far fewer universities and far less state support than Berlin, warning that antiquated education risks losing world markets. Harper’s Weekly.
Philadelphia school teachers totaling about 3800 have won a higher pay scale after a brief campaign. The new schedule raises salaries across all levels from high school to kindergarten and adds ten percent for janitors. The council action surpasses prior levels yet trails Boston and other cities, but public support signals further improvements.
Calientes Nevada, a town of about two thousand, uprooted itself seventy miles to stay on a railroad line. The decision reflects frontier grit and practical mobilization typical of Western towns.
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