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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1904
Page
6
Poem excerpt by Ripley D Saunders urges dismissal of sorrow and focus on renewed joy despite daily pain and dreary weather. The speaker counsels perseverance and hopeful living, presenting a reflective, uplifting message.
In a snowy tower, Kate Lawson confronts danger as masked robbers invade. Jack Lawson, a veteran operator, shoots the attackers including Sharpson, saving his wife and exposing a hidden robbery scheme tied to Tickson’s killer. The tale ends with Kate's brave act becoming legend among rail workers.
The article recalls the 1803 Louisiana Purchase and the 1804 start of Lewis and Clark’s expedition with Merriwether Lewis and William Clark. It notes their journey up the Missouri to the Platte mouth, sighting the Rockies in 1805, and reaching the Pacific by the Columbia. It credits their trek with opening what became Washington, Oregon and Idaho, highlighting a hundred years of history.
The Rev Mr Mainprop stated last Sunday a church notice will be posted outside the church. He announced on Tuesday at nine a meeting to be held in the village school room and warned that children in arms require a caregiver to attend.
The Rev. A H C Morse preaches on unfinished scriptures and the idea that life is a divine workshop. He argues creation and history move toward a future fulfillment, urging patience, faith, and active participation as the gospel advances and God’s plan unfolds.
The excerpt urges true success as following God’s will and laboring honestly in daily tasks. It contrasts earthly titles with virtuous living, saying heaven’s measure values service and diligent work over wealth or power, and denies the dollar as a heavenly standard.
An exhortation urges readers to stretch forth a weakened hand and, with honest purpose and unfaltering will, seek restoration through Christ. The message promises pity for weakness and deformity and implies that aiding others can make one whole and able to bless those in need.
The text urges women to take life earnestly and as a vital duty, arguing the world waits for their contribution. It contrasts widespread undervaluation of life with examples of women who labor steadfastly and achieve fame through steadfast effort and noble aims.
Inspirational quote from Male. bie D. Babcock urging gratitude and noting blessings rise with attention. Encourages counting blessings rather than dwelling on troubles and praising the Lord. Reflects religious counsel on gratitude and faith.
The writer urges obedience for today and faith for tomorrow, trusting in Christ as a loving, experienced leader. He argues personal companionship with the Guide prevents sorrow for the past and fear for the future, and asks believers to rely on Him for knowledge they lack.
Fragmentary notes discuss Jehu rebuking ungodly alliances and Jehoshaphat's drive to restore justice. It cites the Sinai law based court reforms, appointing priests and Levitical judges to handle king’s matters in Jerusalem, with emphasis on integrity and removing corrupt judges.
In a dialogue between Mrs Lineage and Mrs Mus Butwal, the talk centers on an ornate dinner service marked with a family crest. They note the set has been in the family for generations and will be ordered with the crest on each plate.
Alice Leonard twelve year old daughter of Caleb Leonard was injured when a horse bolted while raking hay. Prongs on an iron rake pierced her clothing and she was dragged before the horse was controlled. Her injuries are described as severe but she survived.
The Salem County Board of Freeholders awarded the State road contract via Main Street to Woodstown to Standard Bi tulithic Company for 36 258.75 dollars. Firman H Lloyd of Salem won another road section for 1 239.18 dollars. An iron bridge at Harrisonville between Salem and Gloucester counties goes to New Jersey Bridge Company for 1 490 dollars.
Increased attendance at the Jewish Chautauqua assembly in Atlantic City featured Rev Dr Joseph Stolz of Chicago arguing that Bible histories should not be used as standard text books in religious schools and that the Bible itself should be the teaching standard. Other speakers included Miss Sarah Kussy of Newark Miss E Jacobs of Philadelphia Jacob Kohn of Newark and Admiral George W Melville who spoke on Arctic explorations at the Royal Palace Hotel assembly hall.
Theodore Johnsson, a accused assailant, confessed to assaulting six year old Elizabeth Bauknecht a fortnight ago. He appeared before Justice D Harris-Smith while guarded at the county prison in Salem. The public was excluded. Sinnickson conducted the hearing and Johnsson was committed without bail to await grand jury action.
Bank wreck involving the First National Bank of Asbury Park spurs calls to pursue the alleged wreckers. Indictments against George S. Kroehl Albert C. Twining and David C. Cornell were dismissed by Judge Lanning on a technicality tied to a New Jersey district vacancy. The case, alleging embezzlement or defrauding stockholders, may be reconsidered before the Federal Grand Jury.
Feaster, a Vineland contractor, was injured while inspecting a building. A Philadelphia specialist prepared for surgery and died of fright when seeing the instruments. Post mortem showed peritonitis, doctors blamed fright for the death. Also notes a New York man seeks divorce over his wife buying nineteen hats in twelve weeks.
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