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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1910
Page
8
A shopper question notes that even top quality groceries can arrive spoiled if stored in hot dusty unsanitary conditions. The piece promotes a new store layout designed to improve freshness and quality of Teas coffees fruits vegetables cereals and more.
A new shop invites customers to visit and view its modern space. The high ceiling provides light and airiness, with a spotless cement floor and fully featured ice boxes. The message emphasizes completeness and summer necessity.
A concise ad boasts a larger inventory with more brands and bigger quantities. The firm highlights a growing trade and expanded space to accommodate diverse merchandise.
Our delivery operation runs three wagons constantly to take and deliver orders. Each order receives personal attention ensuring you get exactly what you want. Prices are advertised by word of mouth, no extra ad spend needed.
I ce R Bedell operates a grocery business at the corner of Franklin and Vreeland Avenues, listed in local directory records. The entry notes his occupation and street location, reflecting a small shop presence in the neighborhood.
Assemblyman Goldingay attacks William P. Martin Essex County progressive candidate for New Jersey governor. He accuses Martin of seeking the office and dictating nominations through party bosses while proclaiming a reform stance. The speech labels the Progressive wing as boss loyalists and questions Martin’s proclaimed modesty.
Proctor's Park Place Theatre Newark features the Relfenians a top vaudeville act with Julia Tannen Lasky's Hoboes Banley and Fink Hilda Thomas The Lady the Lobster and the Wise Guy and other acts in a July 11 week program plus cool house conditions for warm weather engagements.
A garbled dialogue fragment questions a resident named Smith and a dog, suggesting a street guess and a clue about an air craft or writing. The text is muddled with distorted spellings, implying a phonetic hearing of a local speech.
Porto[r] Chariton, son of Paul Chariton, was accused of murdering his wife Nellie Neville Castle Chariton during their honeymoon in a Como villa. The couple wed secretly in Wilmington and traveled to Italy where the body of Mrs. Charlton was found in a trunk at Lake Como. The case drew wide attention as details emerged of the couple’s past.
An elderly navy officer recalls a tavern tale of a ship overrun by rats. Two sailors describe millions of rats aboard on a voyage, each weighing about a half pound, totaling an enormous weight and prompting a fumigation at port.
Dissolve one cup sugar in a quart of water and boil five minutes. Add juice and pulp of two lemons and while boiling, whisk in four tablespoonfuls of cornstarch moistened with lemon juice. Cook fifteen minutes, cool, then pour over six sliced oranges and cover with a meringue.
A Chicago Tribune remark notes sympathy for Squinchley due to chronic insomnia and his disagreeable temperament day and night, provoking bemused responses about his restlessness and irritability.
A grand Civil War memorial in Syracuse New York titled The Quilt to Arms depicts four heroic figures a infantryman cavalry trooper artilleryman and a bluejacket in high relief beneath an aerial goddess. The granite platform with a seventy five foot monument and a globe atop four eagles forms the centerpiece surrounded by lampposts balustrade and statues.
The speaker begs a doctor to confirm if their condition is constitutional and questions whether they must appeal to the United States Supreme Court to settle the issue, expressing hesitation about the cost. The dialogue-tone conveys urgency and mockery toward legal recourse.
Local Passaic shop highlights spring fashion with white stone hats pins and decorative tie accessories. Customers are invited to explore a range of jewelry items including bags watches diamonds glassware silverware and distinctive vintage pieces. The store positions itself as the oldest jewelry venue in Passaic.
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