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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
2
A distinguished Chinese party arrives in America to learn Western practices. Lord Li Ching Tai leads the group with two aides and a traveling marshal. he is described as chief secretary of the mission and as the son of the late Li Hiung Chang.
Lord Li, a banker general and minister plenipotentiary to Austria-Hungary, is an accomplished diplomat and progressive statesman. General Ha Hang Chang, chief of the general staff, travels with him as another prominent party figure. After San Francisco they head to Washington to meet the president and plan to visit every state in the Union.
A piece on French tradesmen uses cordial bows and smiles to win patrons. It recounts Monsieur Jean’s polite responses to a customer and notes flattery as effective business. It also mentions a New Idea Woman's Magazine item on a Chinese betrothal custom in Guangxi where youths select boxes at Yenyen mountain to meet marriage prospects.
A jittery man enters a grocery with a baby and a kerosene can. He places the can on the counter and tells the clerk to wait while he "DiI this thing up with kerosene." The scene ends with the man lifting the baby, prompting concern from staff.
A cheerful nurse tells the newly married couple that their wedding presents are so plentiful a pawnbroker would be pleased to handle them. The remark appears in a London Punch style scene about domestic happiness and practical humor.
The article traces Charles Evans Hughes journey from a little known New York lawyer to a prominent national figure and governor. It details his reforms against track gambling and gas and life insurance investigations and his ultimate move to the U.S. Supreme Court after resigning as governor on October 10.
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