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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1905
Page
2
The piece railing against sensational church methods cites Bishop Potter defending traditional worship while other notes critique Spanish naval plans and U S life insurance governance. It urges integrity in church outreach, naval fiscal prudence, and merit-based insurance hiring to protect policyholders.
The article alleges high salaries and nepotism in major life insurance firms with heads and trustees leveraging family connections. It claims executives like President McCall of New York Life and officials at Mutual Life of New York place relatives in key, high-paying roles, suggesting private graft within the industry.
The Chicago Journal condemns Milwaukee First National Bank directors for failing to supervise, as president Bigelow and an assistant cashier allegedly stole about 1.5 million dollars. Directors pledged personal funds to cover the loss, highlighting weak safeguards for depositors and investors.
The Washington Star notes February arrivals near fifty thousand foreigners and March figures over one hundred thousand at the New York port. The piece argues most immigrants enhance American society while acknowledging some may be undesirable, urging nation to value its heritage as Europe’s poorer classes seek opportunity abroad.
In a New York Tribune excerpt a weary husband complains of constant meat variety at dinner. He jokes about beef, pork, lamb, chicken and fish, while the wife suggests iguanas or ants eggs as exotic options. The exchange ends with venison discovered on the table.
Col John Ni Flower of Gray Horse Oklahoma laments the dwindling Osage population and shifts in life as habits change from open air horseback life to luxuries like carriages. He recalls the 19th century treaty moving lands to Cherokees to secure annuities and notes buffalo hunts and hides as fading memories.
The text is a dialogue exchange emphasizing quieter language. It contrasts bluntness with subtler phrasing and mentions a Philadelphia Press example about tone and a dislike for tender cauliflower. The members Kandor Knox and Inox appear in a quoted style.
Collection of aphorisms and quotes on confidence beauty duty and responsibility from figures including Horace Mann Ruskin Hawthorne Noah Porter and others. The notes discuss virtue imperfection and the impact of belief on action with general moral guidance.
A reader questions why mothers are praised while fathers receive little honor. The piece argues men meet duties in war and peace, balancing work and family finances, often sacrificing personal ambition. It laments mediocrity and calls for stronger paternal emphasis in public life and policy.
London World wonders at a proposal to hire “extra ladies” as dinner guests to spark conversation. Critics fear jealousy among women and awkward moments for hosts. The scheme envisions women with no talents becoming ready-made social assets for entertaining guests.
During the South African war martial law allowed press censorship of letters home. A Yorkshire Volunteer private tried a trick by placing a note under the stamp reading Was it hard to get off. The censor steamed the stamp to read the quip and reacted with mixed feelings.
A Sunday School lesson outlines the suffering servant in Isaiah 53, detailing rejection, bearing sins, and purification through atonement. It emphasizes faith in the gospel, the servant’s humble birth, and the ultimate victory as God’s instrument to bring many to righteousness and establish his reign.
Mrs Ea Macdonald a 47 year old New York widow visiting her sister Mrs Johan J Byers in Ithaca attempted suicide by shooting herself in the heart with a revolver. Doctors say long illness melancholia is the presumed cause. The report notes a New York tearoom practice of serving small pitchers of melted sugar with iced tea.
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