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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1905
Page
6
The readable fragments show partial words likely from a local page column. The text lacks identifiable people places or events to form a coherent summary.
An estranged couple confront separation but after a tense quarrel they rediscover their love. The husband’s pride and the wife’s fear clash before a velvet coat and memories trigger reconciliation, ending with a passionate embrace and renewed vows.
Dale near London built a small theatre with distorted mirrors that pleased visitors and became a popular shop and restaurant draw. A Sheffield dentist preserved a pyramid of teeth from patients counting eighteen hundred thirty eight teeth as a grim monument to dental pain. A Halifax tinsmith crafts bicycles and tricycles from his shop’s galvanized piping.
A survey of global manners shows kissing varies by culture. Among Malays, nose touching signals affection. Andaman Islanders greet with eyes. Africans wary of kissing. Tongan ritual includes hair tearing and breast beating. Polynesian husbands stroke faces. New Zealanders favor nose contact and crying joy after absence.
During a religious body convention closing session a layman offered 25 dollars to make up a shortfall for a fundraiser. The chairman blessed the donor and wished their business would double, provoking laughter as guests realized the donor was Mr. Blank, a local undertaker.
A National Magazine tip explains using steam from a wide mouthed bottle to extract a hand splinter and reduce inflammation in a minute or two. The piece then notes France taxes women fifty centimes yearly to wear men's trousers.
An editorial discussion from the Century contemplates whether tainted money can corrupt gifts to educational institutions. It cites the Louisiana lottery and proposes a plan to award honorary degrees while naming donors with dishonor for unsocial practices, highlighting ethics and public perception.
A Boston Post quotation discusses dogs as un deceitful beings noting they cannot display mixed emotions. The fancier and huntsman explains dogs reveal joy or displeasure through tail action and barking, unlike humans who show politics in lies.
The New England Grocer notes that by a 50 mile standard Boston ranks second to New York in western hemisphere importance. New York reaches 4,758,000. Boston 2,392,294. Philadelphia 2,289,314. Chicago 1,788,865. St. Louis 874,486. From 1895 to 1900 Boston's circle grew by nearly 500,000. A 56 mile radius census may push Boston area above 38,000,000 people.
A brief exchange centers on a healthy young puppy visited last night. The irascible father claims the pup’s health as the sole positive trait while the dutiful daughter counters with surprise at the admission about meeting in the hall and noting George’s cold nose.
Fannette captured the third Delmar race in a photo finish over rivals ST and LOWIS. The July 11 event featured the tightest finish of the day with a close call determining the winner.
New York July 11 Attorney General Mayer will pursue legal steps to exclude from the insurance business men who participated in schemes tied to the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Prosecution will target individuals on charges arising from illicit deals.
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