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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1904
Page
6
Poem reflecting on weather and emotion where sunshine contrasts with rain and silence. The speaker imagines a world of constant joy yet yearns for the calming coolness of rain and the quiet of grief. Henry Van Dyke is attributed.
Beatrix and friends visit Chesholm Manor in Cornwall and dare the crimson chamber as a bridal test. A tapping ghost tale yields a grim mystery but ends with Beatrix entering the room and a rat emerging from the panel.
The Indianapolis Flower and Plant owner W J Hasselman shipped two car loads of Newcastle soil known as clay to enrich Indianapolis roses. The soil from Newcastle, dark colored and called clay, is being unloaded in Indianapolis with possible greenhouse use and flowers in American circles.
The Baltimore Sun notes the twinkling of stars is caused by atmospheric currents and temperature variations driven by day heating and night cooling. It explains how air waves refract starlight producing flashes and dimming, with calmer, dry regions yielding steadier observations.
A clergyman rebuked for Sunday hillside sauntering faces a stern elder who cites biblical sabbath law. The exchange ends as the minister argues the walk is innocent, but the elder quips he has never thought better of them for breaking the Sawhatth. The text then shifts to note China’s long tradition of waterproof paper.
Louis Campbell recommends growing a few well cared for plants rather than many crowded ones. He stresses regular watering and overhead sprinkling, cleaning leaves, avoiding extreme temperatures, and prefers moderate warmth with strong light. Plants in rooms are healthful and air purifying, he says, and suit any room with space to grow them.
A concise list of stain antidotes includes tea stains treated with cold water soap and egg yolk with glycerine, coffee stains with cold water, old tea and boiled stains bleached on grass, orange lemon with diluted ammonia, tar or fresh paint with kerosene or buttermilk, paint on colored cottons with kitchen soap and cold water, iodine with sweet milk, blood with cold soapsuds and kerosene, machine oil or vaseline with soap and cold water, chocolate with soap and warm water, and scotch by soapsuds dried in sun.
The Kansas City Star outlines a summer bedroom trend using crown tapestry canopies on dressers and beds. It describes white foundations, tapestry drapery for the dressing table mirror background, matching bed frames, valances, white or brass finishes, and accessories like a wrapped pajama chair called the Thirty Winks and a tufted box couch as an alternative.
The excerpt lists recipes for Rhubarb Pie using rhubarb raisins crackers and sugar with spice and butter, yields three pies, plus Rhubarb Pudding layered with breadcrumbs and rhubarb, and German Kaffeebrod a sweet bread involving bread sponge sugar butter milk egg and cinnamon with overnight rise and bake.
Fragmentary note describes a group of girls in a valley scene at a winery. The text mentions grapes to be crushed and turned into wine, with unclear place names and individuals. The readable parts suggest a vineyard or winemaking activity with a focus on grape processing.
Strong claims tout Speer Passaic wines as a medicinal and family wine with no equal. Physicians nationwide and in Europe endorse them after study on wine brands' effects. Sold by druggists and grocers.
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