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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1911
Page
7
This article advises parents to stop nagging about posture and instead strengthen back muscles through proper exercise. It covers daily routines, ownership and cleanliness, mustard plaster basics, durable garment loops, midday naps, plain foods, headache care, encouragement for shy children, and treatment for insect bites.
Mrs William Leeds widow of the tin plate king plans to reside abroad after selling her Fifth Avenue residence. She criticizes Americans as common and rude and favors England for its kindness. Leeds will lease Mrs Keppel’s Portman Square home during the coronation season and expands her fortune through shrewd investments while her multilingual son, a prodigy, captivates her.
Arthur Larking, famed violinist on tour with Mary Garden, now uses the professional name Arturo Tibaldi after parental opposition halted his path to a royal military career. His father, Colonel Cuthbert Larking, long served as equerry to King Edward VII and planned a military future for his son, who was entered for the royal rifle brigade. The renaming followed the father's condition that Larking not appear on the stage.
An old science discussion suggests a tiny skull cavity behind the nose, the deltaturcica, once housing a gland linking to a primitive sixth sense of orientation. Some savants deem it a vestigial source of darkness sight, though its purpose remains doubtful.
The article describes the giant nests of the African grosbeak built by a single pair or colonies. Nests reach over 100 nests bound with sticks and vines, often mistaken for bats from afar. Birds favor thorn trees, with rain-proof cornices and grass curtains, and nests may collapse under their own weight over years. The piece also notes Ticino villagers' honesty and a purse left for a tourist in the New York Sun excerpt.
A man in the Kansas City Public Library children’s room sobs as tears stain a page from a small volume of nursery verses. He had been reading Twinkle Twinkle Little Star when the sight triggered emotion and he left the room.
A historical note recalls the Parsees landing near Surat and retaining faith and dress under Hindu rule. It highlights their long trade leadership in India. A later anecdote quotes Rev. Spurgeon replying to a smoker’s rumor with a quip about cultivating flowers and burning weeds.
A reader frets about how to classify a titled son-in-law in finances wondering whether he is a recreation or an investment, unsure how to place him on the household expense ledger.
A mother recalls her child who never fails to recognize any of her former stepfathers. The judge comments that true glory lies in living to make the world happier through our actions.
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