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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1910
Page
3
A new slicing machine is installed and invites customers to sample smoked beef boiled ham and bacon sliced by the device. The note touts a clear improvement over the prior manual method and encourages trial.
A Louisville Courier Journal item quotes a reminiscence about inherited clothes from childhood. It references older brothers outgrowing coats and shoes and contrasts with a humorous, cautious view of women attributed to Archbishop Whately, framed as a personal reflection within His View of Women.
The article notes a busy tennis season with the national championship at Newport beginning Monday August 15. It highlights many events from May in Boston and New York to Philadelphia and Omaha, plus a strong U S clay court championship and a surge in sand yachting and polo interest.
A vivid description of the Matterhorn’s sharp summit and panoramic views from Zermatt. The author notes the wind and cold make ascent dangerous, with the descent feared as much as the climb. Included are brief, varied excerpts from Wise World Magazine and others describing humor and everyday observations.
A humorous vignette describes a quiet Sunday baseball game where players trade verbal jabs and captains quarrel with their pitchers and catchers. Spectators join in with taunts while the umpire leaves as the captains continue their exchanges, including a catcher being discharged eight times in a seven inning span.
The fragment notes a seaside theme with Jack, homesickness at sea, and seasickness, reflecting a London Purch item.
A readable fragment cites a line from Shakespeare noting that one who loves to be flattered deserves praise. The source presents a literary quotation with archaic spelling and capitalization.
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