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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1911
Page
2
In a lighthearted exchange among horses, Maud and companions critique spring millinery with remarks on peaked hats, color restraint, and practical concerns. The piece notes that horse hats largely resemble last year's styles, with peaked brims and optional bands, while some wear branches of foliage on the bridle.
General Lee discusses his training, character, and exclusive focus on military duties. He rejects civil office, arguing that politics belongs to lawmakers while he protects the army. He contrasts his stance with Caesar Frederick and Napoleon, noting Washington as an exception.
Ancient records from Beni Hasan tombs show wrestlers in 45 poses proving Egyptian masters held many holds. Greeks learned the art, Olympics revived in ancient times with Harabatos as early victor. Styles include catch-as-catch-can and Greco Roman, with regional forms like collar and elbow.
The article details Swiss rules for foreigners including required permis de cejour from the town hall within eight days of arrival, signed by a consular representative, with renewals as needed. Even cantonal Swiss citizens are treated as foreigners for residency, while hotels may allow two months’ stay with looser enforcement.
A judge quotes a colloquial exchange where a househeld mistress mourns her son missing at Yale during holidays. The pew jook asks after him, and the mistress notes he could only stay until New Year's Day, expressing deep longing. The dialogue includes a curious remark about “Tankelving” jail experiences.
A sharp exchange frames Jerrold s retort to a would be wit who mocks his old jokes. Jerrold challenges him to try a single fresh line, claiming he never laughs at a good thing.
Dialogue notes that Shortleigh starts a marriage despite a $7 weekly salary as Hyter questions the decision in a Washington Star exchange.
A fragment from a society note shows Mrs Pidiegilder boasting of strong city kinship and social connections, while another line hints at a whispered telephone exchange. The readable material emphasizes family links and local status in a brisk, era tone.
Dialogue excerpt shows a character questioning a marriage license in a London sketch. The official confirms, revealing underlying tension from past events. The scene emphasizes doubt, identity, and consequences in a brief humorous exchange.
A physician states ten minutes of worry drain energy more than six weeks of steady work, urging calm and steady routines over fretful rumination.
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