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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1914
Page
2
A satirical Household column recounts a fairy tale of germs thriving in milk, ending with a note that this year women are allowed to qualify as food inspectors. The piece uses playful verse to critique food safety and empowerment.
The article credits Mrs. Evans as the first woman food inspector who shaped Portland Oregon’s 1907 food ordinance. It requires covered prepared foods, protected berries, two foot clearance, clean facilities, proper lighting and ventilation, refrigeration hygiene, personal cleanliness, smoking bans, and screened shops during warm weather.
In a humorous exchange a professor derides verbose prose as vapid and unnecessary, praising direct and simple English while critics applaud. A side note shows Mildred and Percival in a domestic moment about curfew after a faintly comic misquote.
A fragment notes a discussion of two ciphers and a runic concept tied to Liv income. It mentions He They She Yer counting decimal places and an exchange context.
Hrs James 7 Brown of Colorado campaigns against Mrs Helen King Robinson in a state senate bid. Robinson, Titanic survivor and noted speaker, has spent recent years in the east. Brown is based in Newport and Denver and connected to New York society. A second note discusses cats and their perceived effects on birds and property, urging indoor keeping of cats during nesting periods.
Alfred De Oro plans a comeback bid to regain the American pool championship from Benny Allen of Kansas City. Allen, a younger contender, defeated the Cuban veteran in their last match and expressed willingness to grant De Oro another title shot. Amateur Baseball League officials in Chicago formalized the National Amateur Baseball League with officers elected and season set to begin May 1.
C G Billings announces his famed trotter Uhian 2 00 will appear as a saddle horse at the New York spring horse show in Durand's after being shipped from Curls Neck farm Virginia. If successful, many trotting owners may switch to saddle use this season. Ernest W. Hogg elected captain of Penn Red and Blue wrestling team succeeding Henriques Crawford who resigned to leave college. Hogg, a three year member of the team, shows improvement under Coach Craig in the 15 pound class. King George will offer a 500 cup for an international yacht race during the 1945 Panama Pacific Exposition. Stamrock Sr. with Lipton as likely entrant.
Practical household notes on saving labor in dishwashing by pre rinsing and scraping, using a stiff brush for forks, drying glasses with wired cloth, and reducing fumes with closed calico bags. Also advice on lighting fires quickly using newspaper and kerosene soaked tips for instant ignition.
James J. Callahan, manager of the Chicago White Sox, says a return invasion may cross the Atlantic in the fall. Possible games in London and other English cities, plus Paris and Berlin, are under consideration as interest grows in the American pastime.
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