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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1910
Page
3
A new slicing machine is installed and ready to use offering smoked beef boiled ham and bacon. The note promises quick deliveries and low prices at Chestnut Street, highlighting an improvement over the old slicing method.
A New York woman recounts hiring a prospective maid who argued that building work blasting justifies a twenty dollar breakage leeway. The maid claimed dishes valued under twenty dollars may be broken with impunity, citing rules for workers in unstable environments. The employer chose not to hire her based on this claim.
Fragmented dialogue shows a teacher blaming religious instruction for Bobbie’s misbehavior. Mrs Jector claims Bobbie became wicked after lessons on dust and a child drawing a sister into a vacuum. The exchange, cited by Chicago News, references a rival skit and a humorous line about domestic life.
Reports describe suspension bridges from the Han era still standing in the Flowery Empire. Shang Lieng led 10 000 workers to carve routes and lay bridges over deep gorges, creating high dangerous crossings later called lying bridges. A 400 foot long example spans a chasm over 1000 feet deep. The construction method remains a mystery.
Pascal argues that all humans pursue happiness through any means and that even war or suicide stems from the same fundamental desire. The passage frames happiness as the single motive behind all actions.
Lina Caralieri, famed prima donna, chooses New York aristocrat Bob Wiotthreap Chanler as husband after Paris deliberation. The Chanlers, prominent in art, dance, and politics, celebrate in a public display seeking happiness abroad. Professor Daenell named Kaiser Wilhelm professor at Columbia. police reformer Thomas Byrnes remembered for major career in NY. A A Adee credits cycling with curing heart weakness and plans another long bicycle tour abroad.
Metro Life Insurance plans a 225 acre sanitarium at Somers Center Westchester to treat employees with tuberculosis. A central admin building dormitory for staff and portable cottages for patients will serve the company’s 14,000 U.S. and Canada employees with an initial $100,000 annual effort.
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