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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1911
Page
6
A comic tale recounts Handel’s extreme nerves driving him to disrupt a orchestral rehearsal. A prankster altered tuning to provoke him, causing chaos as Handel broke a bass, hurled a kettledrum, and stormed the stage bareheaded, until the prince intervened to calm the outburst.
A young city housewife negotiates buying a rug priced at 290 dollars but valued at 400 dollars. Her husband agrees to fund it with currency notes, handled as large denominations, shocking onlookers. The tale reflects on domestic economy and parental bargaining amidst social norms.
A man faces a familiar moment after a flirtation ends with a rejection. The pretty girl declines romance, offering only friendship. He mutters about reciprocity and sanezation as he walks away in bitterness.
A clipped dialogue from Chicago News features Frank Fairleigh and Miss Antique in a playful exchange about honesty and future marriage. The excerpt includes comments from a Papa figure warning against early life trouble as a precocious youth in a humorous, stylized scene.
The article explains Mars distance to the sun about 141.59 million miles and Earth’s 93 million miles. It describes opposition when Sun Earth Mars align, giving distances from 35 to 61 million miles and noting brightest, largest Mars at favorable oppositions.
A column recounts a sensational tale from Miss Beatrice Grimshaw’s book about 1858 shipwreck survivors in New Guinea who allegedly ate most of 326 Chinamen on a barren island. It also notes a police incident where a traffic officer rescues an elderly man and quips about marriage, plus a brief on bee navigation research by M. Gaston Bonnier in Paris.
A local grocer touts the finest and most complete line of groceries with central location and the claim of the lowest prices in the vicinity. The ad emphasizes breadth of stock and affordability to attract shoppers.
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