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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1910
Page
2
Fresh seasonal oysters and clams are emphasized as a delicacy, with fresh fish and excellent meats available year round. The Barr service promises prompt and careful doorstep delivery across town.
A poem fragment humorously mocks modern romance under strict antiseptic norms. It contrasts slow, sanitized kisses with the warmth of earlier kisses, noting masks and germ fears while lamenting the loss of intimacy. The speaker, in a playful tone, references Hygienic laws and germ theory as barriers to affection.
The London Globe notes new arrivals in journalism with promise of serialized work. William Le Quenx contributes a serial tale while Alfred Austin offers poetry titled The Sole's Awakening.
A child named Tommy recalls a chaotic meal at Willie Stout's with his mother reflecting on manners over extra helpings. The scene includes muddled speech, a weary clerk, and a request for more samples amid noisy shop chatter.
An excerpt from the New York World quotes Blue Oster chiding Moll over a muddled sewing scene. The mother forbids any wine in the quilt, insisting the fabric would fade, highlighting domestic humor and a tense household moment.
A bashful lover presents two boxes from a prominent florist to his sweetheart, claiming payment tomorrow amid playful banter about a Hetle and dew on the flowers. Fame later honors a hero with a laurel, promising the cigars named for him stay on the market for boy babies to smoke, per the Chicago Post.
A collection of clipped dialogue items shows exchanges about compliments, truth, and wit. The snippets include a coin of social talk from the Pittsburg Press and a lighthearted gag about a canary and a pet eater, with voices from Mabel Stella and others.
A Washington Star quotation juxtaposes a claim that men should sleep eight or nine hours with a witty reply about finding life interesting. The energetic person criticizes the idea and jokes about dying from boredom if life were less engaging.
In a humorous exchange, Pot jokes about selling Stuffem to wet dogs and Barker suggests cutting back on work while noting his constant focus on eating. The chat turns playful as they tease each other about four legged friends and a dining room table.
A London dispatch claims Queen Mary rules state and household, guiding ministers and budget decisions. Queen Alexandra resents income limits while Windsor gains prominence for residence and royal economy drives.
A period scrapbook item describes a Halloween witches race using paper black witches formed from straws and wire skeletons, plus a broomstick tug and a fan-driven gust race. It also recounts the Druids and Halloween origins and a seven-player days game pitched against a wall for children.
The piece describes a Halloween candle superstition where blowing out candles predicts marriage years and fate, plus a Jerboa overview noting its long jumping hind legs and neat habits.
A fragment describes a Halloween scene with the wind stirring the wan wood and revelers assembling. It mentions devils and fairies, a black cat by the fire, and a figure named Black Tom joining the dance among imps, goblins, and spirits as October fades.
Colonel John S Mosby, aged about seventy, appears in a wartime costume and gray uniform in a moving picture campaign. He leads actors portraying Confederate guerrillas, with his white hair and famous rebel yell as his image is filmed for exhibition in Washington.
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