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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1909
Page
2
The article discusses how some people eagerly spread gossip while others avoid harmful tales with tact. It shares strategies to resist, including denying knowledge, and cites a fore-mother who deflects rumors by inviting inquiry and community action.
A collage of fashion notes praises border fabrics and three to four inch bands with Persian designs, then shifts to moral guidance on mourning, urging readers to recall the deceased’s best moments rather than lingering on pain. It also highlights Miss Marti Van Rensselaer’s push for a women’s court, cites a New York Sun reflection on women judges, explains matinee origins from Paris to America, and closes with thoughts on laughter as medicine and social commentary from various papers.
The Baroness Orezy, wife of Montague Barstow, rises after years of failures to publish and stage success with The Scarlet Pimpernel. Her early novels, The Emperor's Candlestick and A Son of the People, faced rejection before the play adaptation drew crowds and boosted book sales. 250000 copies of the novel sold, and later editions of her earlier works appeared.
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as correcting irregularities and strengthening kidneys to purify the blood and tone the body. It urges immediate use to avoid Bright's Disease or Diabetes, listing 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles from Henry T. Lefferts.
A 12 year old boy persuaded the Paris Salon to accept his painting stirring debate over child labor and the Salon’s openness to young talent. The claim questions whether the event encourages child labor or creates unfair artistic advantage.
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