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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1914
Page
7
The piece outlines spring Bloire suits with short lose coats and plaited tuniga, narrow skirts and seven eighths sleeves. It notes caps of fold lace for evening wear, three looped tonics on gowns, and striking sevening color combinations. Velvet and moire fabrics appear in day and afternoon wear, with new taffetas of chiffon variety and brown tulle in gowns.
The article spotlights glass trays and gold decorated tableware with soft edged teapot rests and lingerie inlays. It notes bronze or crystal mui stands, striking contrasts of materials, and a trend toward fancy glass for dining. A tip explains softened soap in starch yields a glossy iron finish.
A New York feature celebrates how children greet the first snow and the season. Pupils and families share playful traditions, winter games, and school rituals that mark the arrival of cold weather. Local educators note creative learning tied to the season.
New York endures the heaviest snowfall in years. Streets clog with heaps as shops suffer, yet children revel in the snow. Central Park offers a vivid winter scene with skaters and coasters while workers clear major roads. A tale includes a child Joe and a rude boy encounter emphasizing kindness. The piece also notes the smallest carnivorous mammal near the Great Lakes and its ermine-like appearance.
The display highlights White Stone Hat Pins and Jeweled Mesh Bags. Window showcases promote Passaic’s oldest jewelry shop with watches, diamonds, cut glass, silverware, and novelties, inviting shoppers to view the best display in town.
The fragment presents creature lore about a secretive rodent hunter that follows mice into holes, plus a string of old jokes and quips about milkmen, rivers, travel gear, dressmakers, locomotives, and a famed Moscow gun. It closes with classroom humor about Gray's Elegy and a pun on floats and boats.
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