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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
2
A humorous domestic dialogue from the Chicago Daily News shows Olive and Wilbur arguing over dress details. The wife prefers Mechlin lace for the yoke while the husband teases about facing the fabric and outdated ideas of fashion.
An elder narrator contrasts sheer pluck with practical effort as a cow disrupts a corn patch and a man learns that success requires more than courage. An earthquake relief scene follows with volunteers feeding crowds and a rancher delivering egg supply.
Marjorie Bowen prepares a second novel The Leopard and the Fly. An Esperanto primer in press includes works by Mrs De Beaufort and Dr Zamenhof. Nesbit faced a question on greatest woman, praising the unknown inventor of apple pie. Alice Lounsberry travels abroad for inspiration. The London Athenaeum praises the Pitt correspondence edited by Colonial Dames. Dr Luther Gurlick promotes The Efficient Life with a Theodore Roosevelt dedication.
A Cam island Indians player bursts downfield with the goal in sight but is halted by a famed sprinter from Harvard. The crowd rises in anticipation as the tackle ends the run and sends players piling.
Government study by Schroeder and Cotton shows tuberculosis can infect lungs via ingestion, with experiments in calves and dogs revealing pulmonary TB after tail injections. The report asserts fresh tuberculous material from dairy cattle poses greater risk than dried sputum and highlights ingestion as a major infection route.
The text discusses a North American Review editor’s claim that old maids or spinsters obstruct progress. It cites a proposal to tax spinsters, arguing personal property should be taxed while property is taxed lightly or not at all. The piece questions opportunity and suggests taxation as a reform approach.
Assays from Tepetapa in Guandjuato reveal adobe brick walls containing gold and silver worth up to $24 per ton, with values varying by wall and era of construction. The discovery comes as Mexican Central plans to tear down three hundred buildings to expand Qua nastato, prompting ore buyers to sample walls.
The article compares eastern and southeastern hunting regions, noting the bobcat and the small plateau lynx as dominant cats. It describes dog breeds and horse builds suited for game, and remarks on hunting pressures lowering prices for these animals. Two lynx varieties are discussed, including a small red-tinged cat common in lowlands and oak forests.
A fragment recounts Nantucket's first tea reception in a letter from 1760s era mentioning Nathaniel SAPR and Captain Morris. It describes a tea party with guests, a five gallon kettle, and a debate over quantity and preparation, reflecting colonial customs and social chatter.
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