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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1905
Page
2
A verse from the Houston Post imagines a life of leisure for a hungry worker. The speaker longs for endless eating sleeping and idleness, dreaming of a golden shore and a big toe fish line in a dreamlike stream.
A hotel dining room scene unfolds as a maiden guest liens to travel tales from a young couple recently back from abroad. While the elder man mocks travel chatter, a crusty observer coins the moral that couples abroad miss the view while courting romance.
At a New York City Indian Association meeting in Collegiate Church the Crow tribe’s chief, Rev. Dr. B. E. Chivers, spoke on the Indian school he founded and the hunger of Crow children to learn, noting resistance to a proposed Saturday holiday.
Dr Preston explains temperate living as the path to health. He argues disease results from clogged waste and improper foods, and that a healthy body resists contagion by its own magnetic attraction. He advises aligning diet and habits with nature, and seeking guidance from stronger magnetic currents to regain self conduct.
A Collected exhortation by Rev T B Gregory praising labor as vital to health sleep and digestion. It declares workers as real men with self respect and calls for purposeful toil to advance civilization. It contrasts labor with idle luxury and urges individuals to find meaningful tasks and be glad in progress.
Professor Thomas R. Lounsbury explores the -or versus -our endings in English words. He argues most forms have shifted to -or, with about two dozen exceptions that fascinate as anomalous relics and reveal social and literary biases in spelling.
The piece urges readers to maintain strong energy and upright posture, warning against listlessness and doubt. It exhorts looking upward, acting nobly, and carrying oneself with dignity as a reflection of inner strength and royal bearing.
The Sunday School lesson describes Jesus in the temple during the Feast of Tabernacles, facing opposition as officials seek to arrest Him. It notes His call to those who thirst to come to Him, the living water motif, and the Spirit’s future outpouring, with debate among Jewish crowds about His messianic identity and origins in Galilee.
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