Short Items Of Interest In Nutley Springs News
Nutley locals share visits and travels as Mrs. Charles E. Johns and Mrs. Mary Mandeville tour relatives in town. A long list notes guests from New York and Brooklyn, trips to Chicago and Los Angeles, and upcoming events including a sixteenth birthday reception and a Daughters of Liberty convention in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Johns
New York
Annie Leppel
Franklin Avenue
the Daughters of Liberty
Atlantic City
Stars and Stripes Council
Arctic Exploration Talk Planned by Local Church Group
Emil Debitsch of Chestnut Street will present an illustrated talk on his Arctic experiences at the Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church Men’s Association meeting. Debitsch joined the Peary relief expedition and has many northern adventures to share. The event is set for Monday May 15 at 8 15 p m in the church lecture room.
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Men’s Association
The
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
Emil Debitsch
C. E
Chestnut Street
Arctic
Ladies Take Auto Ride to West Orange Visit
A party of ladies from Prospect Heights rode in two autos owned by Mrs. Emil Miller of Hillside avenue and Mrs. William Huselton of Rutherford to West Orange yesterday afternoon. They called on Mrs. Frederick McCarthy and included Mrs. Albert M. Ayers, Mrs. Abram R. Taylor, Mrs. C. M. Saunders, Mrs. Benjamin R. Colwell, Mrs. E. C. Miller, Mrs. Edward Opwer, Mrs. William Wallace, Mrs. Edwin Floriet, and Mrs. Huselton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil ©. Miller
Hillside Avenue
Walliam Huselton
Rutherford
Prospect Heights
West Orange
Frederick McCarthy
Albert M. Ayers
Abram R. Taylor
C. M. Saunders
Benjamin R. Colwell
E. C. Miller
Edward Op
Auction Bridge For Relative From China Featured In Nutley Event
Mes. Gilbert R. Livingston hosted an auction bridge for her sister Miss Ethel J. Wheeler, a Boone College College teacher in Wu Chang China. Pink and apple blossom decorations complemented the four-table event with prizes won by Mrs Sumner W White Mrs J B Williams and Mrs J Harry Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert R. Livingston
Nutley Avenue
Ethel J. Wheeler
Wheeler
Boone Col College
Wu Chang
China
Sumner W. White
J. B. Williams
J. Harry Hull
Epworth League Sale At Mrs Vroom Home
Epworth League of Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church will host a sale Saturday May 20 from two to five pm at 1112 Hillside avenue the home of Mrs C B Vroom. Cakes pies bread and other items offered with no cake over fifty cents ice cream also for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
C. B. Vroom
Hillside Avenue
Musicale Hosted by Mrs Powers at Grant Avenue
A musicale at Mrs J C Powers home on Grant avenue featured piano by Mrs Powers and violin by Maurice Nithe the Russian. Attendees included Dr and Mrs George B Philhower and many local residents plus families and couples.
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J. C. Powers
Grant Avenue
Effect of Overeating and Dyspepsia Beliefs
A quotation notes that many dyspeptics rush meals to fit a half hour of eating, then suffer the rest of the day. It argues people endure daily discomfort to enjoy brief moments of gratification, reflecting on self restraint and common habits.
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Aichison Giche
No More Walking for Nutley Policemen
Nutley police will ride bicycles on patrols to curb sidewalk riding. Three more bicycles arrived, bringing the total to four. The department notes prior complaints about sidewalk cycling and will enforce the ordinance henceforth.
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Nutley
Sang Gene Card Club Meets at High Street Home
Mrs. James Grammond hosted the Sans Gene Card Club at her High street home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Crammond won first prize and Mrs. Frank J. Young won second prize. Mrs. Waldo E. Fuller attended as guest. The next meeting will be at Mrs. John E. Wallace on Franklin avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Thom
High Street
Willis Saunders
James Grammond
Sans Gene Card Club
Erie Time Table December 18 1910 to New York trains
Correcten December 18 1910 timetable lists departures from West Nutley Hillside Avenue Nutley Highfield Lane Avondale Walnut stations and from Chambers Street New York to Nutley stations with multiple weekday and Sunday trains including morning and evening times and Saturday note.
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New York
West Nutley
Hillside Avenue
Nutley
Highfield Lane
Avondale
Walnut
S.m
Chambers Street
Doctoring a Diamond Trick Exposed in Cafe Demonstration
A St Louis cafe demonstration reveals a diamond doctoring method that blues a yellow stone to blue white by dissolving indelible pigment in water and dipping the gem. An expert warns the practice is illegal in some states and cautions buyers and pawnbrokers.
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Nunetheon
Flo
St. Louisans
India
Missouri
Louis Republic
How Artificial Furs Are Made
The article describes making artificial furs from frozen pelts shaved from skin then tanned. Thawed portions are treated with rubber solution to form large seam free fur pieces. The furs are cheaper and reportedly more durable against moths than real fur.
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Paris
Nature
Witty Exchanges Over Marriage and Wages in 19th Century Borrows
A New York Journal piece humorously notes market price chatter about wires and a bachelor’s stance on marriage. A Louisville Courier-Journal quip mocks a merchant hiring best men regardless of politics, showing satirical views on business and public life.
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New York Journal
Decoy Predicts Domestic Wife Amid Sock-Darning Observations
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet humorously notes a suitor’s boastful remark about a woman becoming a dutiful wife. The speaker claims to visit for months, finding her busy darning her father’s socks, repeatedly revealing the same worn sock as evidence of domestic life.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
High Finance Speaking On Change Requests
A New York Journal cartoon caption questions why people ask for change from others and then seek more change from different individuals. The panel jokes about potential mistakes in giving change and insists the speaker would not be the one erring.
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New York
Harsh Wit and Bankrupt Rhetoric in 19th Century Puck Quote
A fragment from Puck mocks investors asking if a publisher or financier earned fair pay while noting a bankrupt man paid creditors at 206 cents per dollar. The derisive verse then derails into scatological and absurd imagery with animals braying.
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Mary Mandeville
Brooklyn
Mrs. Fillion
Tacie A. Condit
William Robinson Nairn
Tennis Place
C. H. Keeager
Kansas City, Mo
Mrs. Roosen
J. A. Weber
Rutgers Place
Clarence Faith
Pas Saic Avenue
Marshall Root
North Road
Buffalo
Rochester
E. B. van Every
Frank Weston
Nutley Park
Ben-Hur
Albert Redfern
Somerville
Prospect Street
Carroll Diamond
Anthony D. Usina
Burnett Place
George Weeden
Chicago
Sterling P. Hayward
Whitford Avenue
York
Lancaster
Dean Welch
Satterthwaite Avehue
Mabel J. Chase
Hampton Place
Philadelphia
John Doering
Theodore Ziegler
Roosevelt Street
J. F. Conduit
Elsie Conduit
Mexico
Frank V. Johnson
John ¥. Bouvier, Jr
Robert Slavik
W. C. Slavik
Hilda and
Doris Oleson
Mrs
Theodore Kramer
Melrose Street
Jennie May
D. €. Nelson
Princeton Street
Laura Hersloff
Maple Place
Phyllis Hamilton Williams
Vassar College
Countess Anna Scholes
Prague
Bohemia
Justine Kozelow
5. M. Hayward
Boston
H. M. Scholefield
Wayne Place
Yonkers, N. Y
Berkshire Hills
Arthur B. Proal
Edgewood Avenue
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Coast
Robert Lawrence
R. Austin Lawrence
Maplewood
Charles H. Lawrence
Mountainview Avenue
Elizabeth Johns
William Dickinson
Edith Dicksnson
Robert Connelly
Chestnny Place
Gluck Auf Card Club
Joseph P. Fitting
Centre Street
Mary Lamb
Domestic Science Club
Herbert Lewis
Colonial Terrace
Guy J. Edwards
Celtic
Nancy Bonner
New London, Coenn
Nuttey
Elizabeth
Sarah M. Hay
John F. Clark
Hawthorne Avenue
Anno L. Huntley
Mr. Clark
Banker's Convention
Friend's
Epworth League
Sale
Henry T. Lefferts
Passaic and
Nutley Aves
Nutley, N. J
Len
Magnesia
James Crammond
Masonic Hall
Pharmacy
Franklin Ave., Cor. High
John D. Powers
Sang Gene Club
Erie
Hatteras
Puck
the Berdan Furniture CO
Vreeland
Lemberg & Cohen
Passaic Avenue
Wedeo
Gerodotus
Croesus
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