Reading Mars News Over Fairy Tale Pleasures
A Washington Star reader laments preferring science aboard Mars over boyhood fairy tales. The note contrasts enchanted spaces with a wish to follow space news and planetary discoveries.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1909
Page
6
A Washington Star reader laments preferring science aboard Mars over boyhood fairy tales. The note contrasts enchanted spaces with a wish to follow space news and planetary discoveries.
A collage of snippets from Life Philadelphia Record Cleveland Plain Dealer and Punch jokes about office seekers husbands wives and a barking dog. Characters include Blobbs Mrs Peck and De Short with quick quips on umbrellas brains pistols and borrowed money.
An elderly sailor sits in a New York theatre, drawing attention as he unwraps a large marine glasses prop amid a chorus of amused onlookers. The moment turns the crowd toward the unknown attraction rather than the advertised show.
The sermon by Rev. Howard C. Ives at All Souls Unitarian Church in New London argues that God’s faith in humanity has guided progress from savage gods to a loving Father, and that true Christianity demands unselfish love in all life settings from home to Senate chamber. The speaker cites scientific and religious thought, emphasizing that God is Love and urging service over self.
A prayer by Bishop Wilson from 1722 asking God for a meek, peaceful spirit. He requests humility, forbearance toward others, and the ability to rebuke with gravity without anger, seeking patience and easy entreaty for all people.
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