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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1905
Page
6
Poem fragment expressing longing for children from the perspective of a couple nearing old age. The speaker laments infertility, describes gray hair and quiet house, imagines a bustling family with boys and girls, and hopes for a blessed lifetime with offspring. Paul Laurence Dunbar.
In a dense Grand Bank fog, Gloucester fisherman Harvey Hilton in a dory near the Moonstone is struck and hurled against the Aldebaran wrecking wake. Hilton clings to an anchor rope and survives, signaling with a seaworn horn until rescued by a mate in a foamy chase through mist.
A Detroit Tribune item describes a wealthy young man making his first visit to a courted woman. The girl asks why he called her over others, and he admits alcohol was the motive, claiming his automobile runs on alcohol.
A car recently traveled from San Jose California to Lick Observatory atop Mount Hamilton in an hour and fifty minutes highlighting swift ascent and road conditions of the period.
The Indians of the Choctaw tribe in Indian Territory have organized a new Toate association, signaling a broader tribal collaboration and community outreach effort.
A plan for Damascus to build an electric works and an electric railroad is outlined, signaling a push toward modernization. The proposal highlights infrastructure expansion and potential service to the city and surrounding areas.
In Brooklyn the Church of the Messiah heard Bishop Frederick Burgess preach on Matthew 16 18 20. He argues Christ builds His church on Peter’s confession and on living human hearts not on doctrine or wealth, urging members to stand for Him with true temperance and honesty.
A London Methodist Times reflection on the revival movement spreading across Christendom. It calls for recognizing divine and human cooperation in salvation and questions the movement's lasting impact and potential to influence doctrine and practice beyond emotion. Frank Ballard critiques transient fervor and urges thoughtful, permanent reforms.
A devotional urging believers to act on the need of intercession rather than merely talk about revival. It contrasts missionaries and pastors who renounce comfort with those who overstate need yet underask God, urging personal renewal of prayer and action.
A reflective motto on faith and resilience. It argues that progress comes from making the best of our situation and tools, acknowledging providence and human fault, and facing failures to transform them into outcomes. The quote attributes wisdom to F W Robertson.
A philosophical meditation on obedience as a life struggle. Obedience should be ready and loving, not forced, turning duty into a path for the soul to receive and utter God. The quote invites a steadfast, voluntary fidelity.
A quote emphasizes living with straightforwardness and truth while leaving consequences to God. It urges doing what feels right and speaking truth with faith and boldness. The passage reflects personal ethics and moral resolve.
The quote emphasizes faith in God’s Word as essential for true change. It asserts that without Christian faith, a person cannot be truly good or effective in any endeavor.
The article reflects on neat beds and bedding as essential in city life. It notes the fragility of lavender sachets and herbs, the rarity of traditional linen, and the crowded apartment living that makes every makeshift saving of space valuable.
The piece explains how linen or cotton couch covers and matching pillow slips keep furniture cooler and easier to fit. Linen lasts longer and stays cooler, while cotton is durable and nearly as attractive. Covers are straight with fringe and simply drape over the couch, avoiding tailoring.
Guidance on mending and stain removal before washing garments and linens. Recommends stitching small tears, mending rents, and pasting stockings, with boiling water for fruit and tea stains, salt and lemon for rust, and a chalky lime mix for obstinate marks, plus kitchen-tested recipes for Dutch Scramble and cakes.
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