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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
3
A humorous vignette recounts Miss Amanda Jones in a gown worn several times, with family critique noting the dress rises in back and fits oddly. She defends the comfort and front fastening, while a sister frets over the garment’s rear fit and overall look.
A garbled column blends quotes on environment mood and religion with a misspelled note about the biblical Goliath. The text mentions Martineau’s idea of silence and a jokey line about married men, finishing with a misdated Goliath being eight feet six inches tall and slain by David.
Special Master Edward A Day announces sale of a Nutley Essex County New Jersey property per 1911 decree. The parcel lies on Erie Place and Evie Place, with dower and curtesy interests of Christine Skuld Charlotte Larsen Nicholas Albers Francis Schlen. Sale set for June 21 1911 at 2 PM in the Newark Court House Sheriff’s room.
The text traces fashion shifts from single-layer garments to layered attire. It notes early nobles wore simple shirts, then waistcoats breaches and eventually trousers. The overcoat persisted until the seventeenth century, reflecting changing style and function.
The article argues that famous railway presidents rely on distinctive, unreadable signatures rather than refined handwriting. It cites A A Allen of Missouri Kansas and Texas and Theodore F Shonts of Chicago and Alton to illustrate how signature styles vary dramatically from legible to cryptic while these leaders still steer large systems.
The text notes a young society woman, daughter of William Whitney, who has boosted the movement's funds and shifted from passive belief to active participation in securing women’s right to vote. It hints at signs of her evolving stance and public involvement within the suffrage circle.
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