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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
6
In a tense drawing room scene Myrtilla and Amaryllis confront a rekindled romance as Dicky teases about the engagement. The narrator recalls a grand ball, a guarded debt, and Amaryllis framed as a golden eyed wood nymph while Myrtilla hides her jealousy and dances with fragile pride.
Philadelphia's second major street car strike in a year triggers mob rule violence. Cars burned and wrecked, tracks torn up, hundreds arrested, police and fire crews clash with crowds as strikers defend union demands. Company says layoffs cited for service safety, while strikers claim mass dismissals for union membership.
A traveler’s tale cited in Broadbent's History of Pantomime recounts a 1598 Rome production Nerone Infante at The Theatre Capranio. The scene opened to reveal hell with Lethe river spirits and Charon, a giant mouth spewing sparks, transforming into butterflies that fluttered toward the audience, then into a lush garden per Landas Chronicle.
The article traces the term stove or steve from early English to modern usage. It cites Bacon and Woodward using stove for heated rooms or hothouses, Pepys for heating rope fibers, and notes obsolescence before Franklin. It links the French etgre to a similar sense of heated space.
The War Department boasts the Benet Mercie automatic rifle and Hotchkiss portable as the most perfect rapid fire weapons. It fires 46 single shots and can operate as semi, full, or automatic. In Monterey a test fired 7,500 rounds smoothly as one man fires and another reloads. Orders call for machine gun companies in regulars and guards nationwide.
Town government personnel including Mayor John P Lux and council members across wards with roles such as Town Clerk Treasurer Counsel Assessor and department heads Fire Department and Board appointments noted. Names include Calishan Halsey DeVries Weischedel Libby Rusby Kiergtead Reed Van Riper Brown Parry Kanf niduti Woodruff Shepard Quucrman Taers Bell Blum Bates Booth Howe Berg Carm en Hill Walcott Miller Hawksworth Faith Hill Rosenstock Meredith Stager Bierstead Gehring Humphrey.
Fraternal groups list meeting nights and locations in Nutley New Jersey. Daughters of Liberty and Stars and Stripes Council meet at Masonic Hall on the first and third Thursdays. Junior Order United American Mechanics Nutley Council 286 meets Fridays. Knights of Honor Progress Lodge meet in Old Homestead Building School Park on second and fourth Tuesdays. Knights of Pythias Crystal Lodge meets Tuesdays in Dutig Hall. Nutley Lodge No 147 F and A M meets first third and fifth Mondays in Masonic Hall. Royal Arcanum Kempton Council meets second and fourth Mondays in Masonic Ball.
Church notices list service times for Grace Episcopal Vincent Methodist Nutley Reformed St Marys Catholic St Pauls Congregational. Rev Harold Danbar Cone Rev John Ogden Winter Rev William Stuart Rev Francis A. Foy provide morning masses sermons Sunday School and evening services with leagues and devotional meetings noted.
A traveler notes Dutch house names from Fielland describing phrases such as Our Contentment Toy and Peace Leisure and Happiness My Desire Is Satisfied Friends and Quiet My Wife and I Not So Bad, contrasting with English labels like Belle Vue and Cellars of England per the London Mail.
A Western man who knew Frederic Remington only from black and white magazine illustrations called at his New Rochelle home. Entering the studio, the artist, at work in colors on a large canvas, was surprised by the question Do you paint, Mr. Remington? He answered with humor I think I do.
The readable fragment notes that a healthy man’s working power is about one-tenth that of two horses. It presents a basic comparison of human and equine strength as a historical or instructional aside.
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