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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
3
A fragment describes a burial at Anfield Cemetery Liver ine with four men carrying a tray of foods rosettes roasted pig cooked fowl and sweets. A bottle of liquor and glasses rested near graves while joss sticks and crackers were offered. The scene sparked lively diversions amid solemn processions.
A satirical editorial argues for universal education-based suffrage rules and tax-linked dress expenses to shape an educated electorate. The piece critiques literacy gaps and fashion spending, proposing a system where taxes and reading ability determine voting rights and urging women to adjust spending or study to gain influence.
W P Warren traces the danger of dogmatic thinking in business and life. He argues that quick, biased conclusions from scant observations hinder progress and foster suspicion of new evidence, calling for breaking up fixed views to advance thought.
The author argues that religious denominations are social constructs born from human instinct and self preservation. Secret societies and sectarian feuds arise from clanship and social affinity. Only when men abandon fear and embrace all humankind will sectarian divisions dissolve.
A collage of quotes from New York and Chicago press, discussing opportunity, domestic roles, and thrift. notes on milk safety, public health, and international peace theories. It cites lines on education in Washington high schools, cleanliness, and the value of milk versus meat.
A fancy dress ball tale recalls a fiddler who stops playing to scold a dancing child. The quarrel over rosin escalates as responses mix humor and chaos. TitBits reports a punning scene with playful banter about rosin and hamlet. A later note from New York City hints at high dog sales last year, totaling about 63,000.
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