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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
6
The brief item notes a legal or court matter labeled Suerte in a daily proceeding. Details are sparse with names and places unclear, but the report references a matter likely connected to a case or docket and remarks on immediacy.
A reflective piece urges focusing on the instant over endless tomorrow. It quotes Chesterton on Christianity at a crossroads, Keats on eternity, and Edward Young on prudent living. The article stresses decisive present actions shape future generations.
The Lancet argues golf may harm health and temper if not played smoothly. Outdoor exercise brings fresh air but mental strain and irritability from mis? matches. walking or cycling suggested as calmer recreation. The New York American offers a recipe for lamb and beef with dumplings.
A devotional passage reflects F. Hudson Taylor on Christ as a living reality guiding mission and home life. It urges believers to entrust all treasures to Jesus, accepting temporary loss as He fills the void and heals sorrow with His presence.
A short reflection on combating human cruelty through faith in Jesus Christ and the loving humanity of God. Rev. George A. Gordan urges moral action and spiritual resolve to end inhumanity.
Quote from John Flavel on living bravely suffering nobles war and comfort in death. Contains a reflective note on moral living and endurance. The fragment references religious guidance and personal conduct in hardship.
A lunch table feature describes an elegant luncheon salad served on individual plates. Each plate holds a white lettuce leaf with a celery mound dressed in mayonnaise and topped with broken English walnut meats, bordered by strips of Spanish red peppers.
Reading notes suggest a quick fruit salad using canned peaches lettuce almonds and cherries if available. A variation uses corn milk eggs pepper and salt to make a peach custard or corn custard, with cream preferred to milk.
A Virginia judge decides that when two girls break an engagement the fiancée must return the ring. The ruling emphasizes property transfer and contract considerations in a domestic dispute context.
A New York Sun report describes a trend of installing flower vases in cars. The slender, torchlike vessels, standing under a foot high, attach to the inner front of the auto and hold fresh blooms for visual appeal.
A Lewiston Journal description recounts large flocks of crows feeding along shores and fields, noting how crows drop limpets from height to crack shells and then gather around to eat the exposed flesh. It questions how much damage crows actually cause to shellfish.
A fragment from a New York Sun note describes a luncheon scene at a library where a group of girls discuss a recipe improvised from canned tomatoes minced onions and bacon. The text hints at cooking steps and opinions on fried meat, ending with a casual vote among attendees.
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