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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
2
Excerpted verse celebrates spring and nature with phrases about green ways, running water, and the vitality of the season. The lines promise a dream worth dreaming and urge following nature's wisdom as summer arrives. The attribution to W. E. Henley is noted.
In a harrowing chase from the swordfish in deep water near Georges Bank, Bunker Rowe recalls a near catastrophe as a massive swordfish frees itself from a line, knocks the dory, and drives the crew to a desperate splashing struggle before the skipper and deck crew pull him aboard. The tale details a perilous sequence of strikes, dives, and close calls with a shark circling the rift between man and ocean.
The article traces baseballs from rubber cores and yarn layers to leather covers and cement cores, describing early innovations. It highlights Harrison Harwood of Natick, who in 1888 started the first U S baseball factory, with local women sewing covers and many Natick families later earning incomes from making balls.
A brief note describes grebe breeding behavior with emphasis on floating nests. It notes how the mother grebe prepares to lay eggs and start incubation, highlighting natural coastal or lake habitats and typical nesting timing.
The New York World notes Sage’s fortune is debated with estimates from twenty five million to possibly one hundred million. Sage, 89, plans retirement while his lawyers wind up affairs. He built wealth by cautious lending, gilt edge investments, and thrift, rarely risking capital.
In a remote basin between Crestone and Hooper a soda lake covers about an acre with eighteen inch crystals. The 37 percent pure soda promises marketable material with 4,000 tons in sight. Denver's B H M Falke has leased the land to install processing machinery. The soda forms from feldspar in granite and sits beneath an impervious cover. Professor John Milne notes cables may break near Haiti at 11:30 a m on December 2 according to seismo phone data.
A shopper asks the deli for the day’s chicken salad as a new salesman responds with veal. The narrator muses that at fifty a man is betwixt youth and old age, too young to die and too old to live.
The lesson explains John’s vision on the Lord’s day in Patmos, Christ’s divine attributes and authority, the seven churches in Asia, and the call to write what is seen. It links imagery of the Son of Man with prophetic duties and the keys of death and Hades.
A Cleveland Leader quote ponders a man who is frequently invited to return yet remains widely disliked. The piece questions who fits the label a pill collector and whether one can improve on nature’s handiwork to ignite world change.
The United States uses acetylene lighting at Chickamauga Park near Chattanooga Ga including a ten story post at the battlefield entrance and seventy five principal buildings lit with acetylene gas. Since 1904 the government has contracted plants nationwide for schools and institutions and praises the simple safe white light produced by water and carbide lighting the historic site.
A playful, alliterative exchange unfolds as Sarah sings and Simon responds with staccato dialogue. Sudden danger appears with snakes prompting Sarah to scream while Simon fires a shot. Sarah praises his skill as he stares, and she succumbs, a hush falling over the scene in a stylized vignette.
A tourist recalls a Berlin club of elderly Germans who met in a back room to smoke and exchange brief, nodding remarks. After a young member spoke too much with "Yah, yah" they expelled him for talking excessively.
A reader describes long term health gains from switching to Grape-Nuts, citing improved digestion, kidney pains, steadier nerves, sharper thinking, and sustained work capacity after earlier heavy meat diets. Post and Go, Battle Creek, Mich. encourages reading The Route Wellville in each package.
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