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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
4
A fragmentary note mentions a delayed return and tacit matters, with a plea for repairing cemetery coping and a reference to China in a Review of Reviews. The text is incomplete and reads as a rough digest of past two weeks content.
Demonstrations on kitchen skills run daily from June 14 to June 23 at 201 Main Avenue Passaic led by Miss Lucy A Anderson of Philadelphia. Sessions cover breads biscuits rolls fish eggs cereals desserts and special dishes with afternoon and evening seating and a tasting day finale.
In Jersey City Court a novel Chancery proceeding seeks an executrix Margaret E. Kingsland to show cause why she should not provide hay and pasture for two cows. Vice Chancellor Pitney issued the order as part of a contested estate matter involving Joseph Kingsland.
The article traces cedar shingle production from New Brunswick and Quebec to Maine and New York, detailing mills in Fredericton and Calais, the shift from end-cut to lengthwise shaving, and the spread of machines across the region. It notes cedar scarcity, the Phoeni mill conversions, and cross-border ownership, with key centers including Aroostook, Rimouski, Cabano, and Dalhousie.
Advice stresses proper watering and rest for horses after work to prevent stress and disease. Good feed and frequent attentive care improve performance and reduce feed needs. avoid poor water, hay, or straw. Rest periods before feeding and watering are essential for recovery and health.
The text claims pine plantations in unhealthy districts repelled fever and cholera, offering greater value than eucalyptus and thriving in the climate. It also cites a South Africa letter describing lyddite impact, noting a shell destroyed an area with Boers and a large crater for burials.
Report from Pontize Michigan describes electric irons replacing gas irons in the asylum laundry. The device is said to be well suited for the work, with the iron used by patients under supervision, reducing fire risk while drying clothes and bedding.
A historical note claims Harpdirs and Appletons fell behind as public taste shifted. The critique states they were too conservative for the changing era, hindering adaptation and leading to demise.
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