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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1909
Page
2
Theodore Roberts recites a dramatic war ballad in Pali Mall Magazine praising The Maid as the figure with a banner of snow. The piece contrasts chivalric myth with remembrance of valor, knights, and banners amid a storm of steel and dust.
A weary old merchant recalls past hard bargains while a stranger invites him to dinner. A tale titled Ingratitude unfolds as a former street boy named Tom Harper returns to honor a benefactor who aided him years ago. The meeting ends with a hopeful pledge and the old man finding renewed purpose.
Winds shape dunes and sand drifts, forming waves in deserts and on the plains. The text notes wave heights linked to wind speed, with 52 mph producing about 26 feet and higher cresting up to 40 feet. Prairie wind creates shorter, complex, regular waves, drifted sand patterns, and visible movement indicating shelter and terrain interactions.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an illness relief claim with eczema like symptoms and skin irritation. Mentions Wizard Oil and Fester Milburn drink as possible treatments. Includes stray garbled phrases about nails itching sleep and neural soreness.
The verse asks God to sustain people through weary, dust filled days when thoughts tire and burdens weigh heavy. It emphasizes the need for prayer's strength during slow, fretting care.
A stranger guides an old man to a luxury dinner with a gracious hostess and a humorous daughter where the old man recalls happier times. Later, a former ward named Tom admits stealing money, insisting the plan was his fault, while the kindly employer offers guidance and a second chance.
An official from the U S Geological Survey visited Mexican oil regions near Tampico and farther south. He notes abundant crude output but lower quality than Appalachian, Illinois, or mid continent fields. Demand in Mexico for fuel oil and refined products exceeds current supply. Production and refining likely stay in the hands of a few strong companies.
Professor Carl G. Peterson of Dubuque shared at a recent dinner a set of examination stories. He recalled a Bible lesson where a test phrase was misread and a pupil asked where the real “Washington” was, illustrating caution in teaching and interpretation.
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