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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
6
A narrator helps a weary elderly woman on a long journey toward her old home in Ohio. She recalls travel, weather, and memories from her past as they ride a crowded train toward tomorrow morning.
A grandmother traveling alone on a long rail journey speaks of sparing money for travel, misgivings about the trip, and fond memories of her old Missouri home. She hopes for a warm reception from relatives in the old place and reflects on her family's distant life. The scene ends with a blessing and a plea for ongoing love from her children.
A London financial institution fortifies its defenses amid a tense banking climate. Reports describe enhanced security measures and protective steps surrounding the bank and its president as concerns about stability rise.
Andrew Carnegie spoke to the Young Men's Bible Class in New York on building success from poverty. He urged honesty, courage with employers, broad skills, and restraint in gambling and drinking, noting wealth's value lies in aiding others.
Rudolph Sorenson of Ord Nebraska claims a sail fitted to the rear wheel can aid forward motion when wind favors the rider. The sail, mounted on two spars with a boom, is controlled by a reel and unwinds to tilt for wind assist or winds to align with the wheel when traveling against wind.
A fragment highlights J Cogine selling Red Cross and Hubinger's Best starches with an original method and a large offer including Shakespeare panels and a calendar. It mentions Johnny’s school paradox, Jell O dessert ads, Belgian peat fuel vesuve, Beano quinine pills, and Lord Beauchamp in Sydney Bible class.
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