Sally Hinkley Mitchell at Wayne Place Apr 26 1920
Sally Hinkley Mitchell appears in a Wayne Place notice dated April 26 1920. The fragment notes a local listing or public notice connected to her name and location.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1920
Page
2
Sally Hinkley Mitchell appears in a Wayne Place notice dated April 26 1920. The fragment notes a local listing or public notice connected to her name and location.
A reader notes that one week ago they were recorded as a candidate for Commissioner. The message seeks clarification on the record and the implications for the upcoming local elections.
The library lists new books including non fiction courses in civil law and Labrador topics. Notable titles include Our National Labrador Doctor and How to Deal with Human Business. Fiction adds Impersonation by Oppesheim and Tidal Weave by Mackenzie for the Ages.
A historical note mentions seating capacity of trailer cars in use in Detroit and Pittsburgh. The text references a diary fragment about ice storage in a cellar and a "Withdrawing Room" once used for ladies withdrawing from dining to leave husbands with drinks.
Sandalwood comes from several tropical trees and is valued for its scent which repels insects in stored clothing. Once fragrance fades there is no method to restore it.
Reported as the first Christian marriage solemnized in Canada, Etienne Ovailliard and Anne Hebert wed in Quebec City in 1617, nine years after Champlain’s founding of the settlement. The account notes the event as a milestone in colonial church life.
An aged man is found by a traveler in an armistice setting. The traveler asks about tuning a vietin. The man replies ingenuously that he does not tune it because it does not sound right to him.
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