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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
3
In Magersfontein, youths of the Boers, first battle, let a hundred highland Tenders approach within short range and called hands up. The Highlanders surrendered, then the young Boers wondered what to do with them. An old Boer later eyed the Highlanders in the dis thaw.
A collage of quips on manners, speech, and silence from editors and readers. It cites remarks about cigarette smokers in social rooms, witty exchanges on marriage, and the value of silence in conversation, attributed to the Boston Transcript Toledo Blade and Emersen.
In the matter of James R. Hay executor of Christine Lion Larsen deceased and others, by decree dated April 28 1911, the Court of Chancery will sell at public auction on June 21 1911 at 2 PM in Newark Court House to the highest bidder a parcel of land in Nutley Essex County New Jersey. The property starts on the northerly Erie place 324 feet from Brookway street, runs 120 feet north, 50 feet west, 120 feet south and 50 feet east to the point of beginning, together with fronting Erie place and other dower and estate interests as described, titled in the names of Christine Skuld Charlotte Larsen Nicholas Albers Francis Sahlen and others. Dated May 19 1911. Edward A. Day Special Master in Chancery.
Mrs Oliver H P Belmont plans a women’s agricultural school on 200 acres at Brookholt Hempstead New York aiming to educate women as superintendents landscape gardeners and leaders in farming. She vows the land will remain a school not a sale and endows its ongoing growth.
The article describes Mrs. Laura D Williams overseeing a Brookholt program where young women work as scientific farmers. They keep diaries detailing daily tasks from plowing to milking, which will become textbooks illustrating practical experience and method. Probation lasts two months with pay of 16 dollars monthly if continued. The daily routine runs from 6:30 breakfast to 6 p.m field work then diary writing and dairy chores culminating in milking in white gowns.
Wisdom shows itself through steady mind and self restraint in life. It guides deeds as well as speech, urging actions and words to match a single temper.
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