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Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1900

Page

2

The Hearthstone From Mrs Hapless

A reader recalls a visit from the troubled young Mrs Hapless describing a worn home life. Her husband John travels to meetings and lodges while she grows lone and jealous, leading to a shift in household routine and companionship. The story contrasts neglect, domestic strain, and a final hint of renewed warmth at home.

Sunny John Henry Hearthstone

Shoes of the Celestials Comfort and Healthfulness of Woven Straw Sandals

An uptown chiropodist praises Chinese footwear arguing indoor straw sandals woven from seaweed with horsehide offer air circulation and foot health. He notes laundry workers’ long hours and bare feet, cites comfort and minimal uppers, and contrasts indoor versus outdoor Chinese shoes as signs of assimilation.

China Washington United States

Great Chicago Fire 1871 Blazes Through Newspapers

A Chicago fire in 1871 left 128 publications homeless as several papers resumed print after the blaze. The Tribune and Times published soon after, with reporters detailing the destruction while printers worked under dangerous conditions to preserve the record.

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Death of Rev. Dr. Richard S. Storrs Congregational Leader

Brooklyn obituary notes the death of Rev. Dr. Richard Salter Storrs pastor of the Church of the Pilgrims. Born 1821 in Braintree Massachusetts he studied law briefly before theology and led the Pilgrim Church from 1846 to 1899 guiding its growth into a network of churches. He helped promote Brooklyn’s public library and Long Island Society and supported the Union during the Civil War. His Divine Origin of Christianity is among his noted works.

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