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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1910
Page
8
The message argues that even premium teas coffees fruits vegetables and cereals can spoil in hot dusty unsanitary shops, then announces the opening of a new store designed to prevent this with better standards and selection.
The message invites readers to visit a newly opened store noted for a high ceiling, light cool interior, and spotless cement floor. It highlights 80 ice boxes as a key feature and promises an elaborate display.
The shop highlights a broader stock range with larger quantities and more brands. A growing trade is keeping the inventory moving.
Our delivery service runs three wagons constantly taking and delivering orders. Every order receives personal attention and you are assured of receiving just what you want. Our prices need no advertisement.
Disjointed historical dialogue describes Wolseley, Cetewynia, and a tense exchange over wives and a gentlemanly exchange. A doctor-patient scene hints at worry and a pocket gesture as a possible gift is mentioned.
Anecdote recalls General Sirlin Hamilton in the Boer War era. A Canadian Irish-Canadian private among a looting column was punished lightly after hurling a dead rooster at the general’s feet during a review near Bloemfontein. The remorseful jest evoked laughter and only two days’ imprisonment.
Rev. Dr. W. L. Hoagland, pastor of the Vincent M E Church, will lead both services tomorrow. Morning sermon at o clock titled History of a Sin. Evening service at 7 43 o'clock with subject The Christian's Read Hereafter. Sunday School at 9 45 a m.
St Pauls Congregational Church schedules Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. and morning worship at 1:00 p.m. with a sermon by Rev J H Condit titled The Test of the Unexpected. An evening twilight service runs 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. with a sermon titled Mountain Streams or Are You Thirsty.
On Sunday at 11 a.m. the pastor Rev William Stuart preaches on The Open Door. Sunday School follows at 3 45 p.m. Prayer Meeting is Wednesday at 7 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor meets Wednesday at 3 38 p.m.
The Senior Holy Name Society of 5 Mary’s Church will attend Holy Communion at 7 o'clock Mass tomorrow morning. Immediately after the church services a business meeting of the society will be held.
Services of the First Church of Christ Scientist are held in the People's Bank Building Passaic The Sunday school meets at 9 30 a m and the service at 11 a m The topic for tomorrow is Truth
An ancestor of Tolstoy, in a Russian arbay, impersonates Emperor Paul before friends. Paul enters unperceived, but the performer keeps silent until the czar notices and directs him to continue. The impersonator then recreates the sovereign’s gestures and pleads for mercy, earning a pardon.
A corrected brie timetable lists train departures from West Nutley Hillside Avenue Nutley Highfield Lane Avondale Walnut Street and Chambers Street New York for Otley Stations. It includes weekday and Sunday times with multiple daily departures and Saturday-only note.
A humorous Delineator excerpt shows four year old Benny dreaming big about a future as an ash man or, failing that, a wagon driver collecting swill. His mother recoils at the ash idea, prompting Benny to selflessly propose swill collection as a fallback.
A minister calling on a child asks if he always obeys his mama. The five year old answers that he does, and adds that his father does as well, showcasing a humorous domestic exchange.
The speaker notes that the seer advised it was about time for a proposal, with Papa prompting questions about whether to proceed. The dialogue centers on timing and approval from father figures.
A brief witty quip from the San Francisco Star features Gyer and Puffing Myer trading lines about a man who is “completely wrapped up to himself” and likening him to a ball of twine.
Readable text fragment mentions truth as a paramount value attributed to a keeper named Chaiver. The sentence lacks clear event, person, or organization details to establish a full news item. This is a fragmentary excerpt with no definite news context or dates.
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