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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1915
Page
4
The piece reports waiters in Boston forming a demand for a fixed wage scale, criticizing tipping as degrading and urging employers to pay a steady rate. It discusses broader political commentary on armament policy and notes local civic topics such as Nutley stores and public works developments.
The London Graphic recounts Beethoven’s family troubles and poverty, noting how an orphaned nephew’s conduct distressed him. It says a £100 gift from the Philharmonic Society of England sustained him in his final moments, sealing his martyrdom in fame.
A famed writer insists he must produce 100000 words weekly and lacks time for polishing style. A critic proposes hiring a literary valet to tidy punctuation, refine phrases, press paragraphs, and trim ragged grammar edges.
A reader describes writing to James Russell Lowell for an autograph. Lowell cautions on correct usage of would and should. He says do not say I would be obliged but rather I should be obliged or oblige yours truly.
The article notes renewed attention on Frank Lloyd Wright as discussions of American charity surface. It contrasts U S efforts with machine guns described as deadly war instruments, citing roughly 150 in U S hands versus over 100,000 in Germany and similar figures abroad.
United States Geological Survey estimates Rock Springs Wyoming coal fields within 3000 feet of surface contain over 142 billion tons in beds at least two and a half feet thick. Fossil palms figs magnolias found in the beds suggest a past milder climate akin to present Florida.
The London Mail notes strict 1850s male fashion with tight trousers and foot straps, coats worn high to lift hats, crescent cloth on hat brims to protect beaver, opera hats nonexistent, and folding chapeau bras carried in evenings per Sir Algernon West.
Bulfur accuses his neighbor Twobble of hosting a loud stag party at home. Twobble laments the missed good time and defends the gathering, while Bulfur says the noise kept him from sleeping. Birmingham Age-Herald reports the exchange.
Fragmentary quotation from Kingdlemy noting that aligning with God makes one on His side and that God made all.
An article notes Rudyard Kipling's verses for The Vampire were labored over and that Burne Jones was granted copyright ownership for the work. Kipling declared the lyrics were the property of the artist, allowing broad use with consent. It also includes a clipped London Opinion quote about growth and children from the Houston Post.
The Alpha Choral Society will mark its first anniversary with a December 2 concert at Town Hall. It will feature the St. Augustine Choral Society of Paterson and Burke's Imperial Concert Orchestra of Newark. C F McLaurin, former editor of the Fisherman's Net in Hampton Virginia, will speak on Booker T Washington the Man.
The Nutley Club formerly the Franklins met at Park School to discuss building a clubhouse with an estimated $15,000 needed. Ten new members joined, including former Mayor Brown, Joseph Scudder, Clifford Kaufmann, C W Chandler, Edward Dillon, Mayor Blam, Dr. Philbower, Kelsey Provett and H A Chandler.
Nutley residents host guests from Syracuse Passaic and Montclair attend tea dances and dinners while church clubs meet and plan rallies. Families and clubs share visits from New York Philadelphia Boston and Chicago with upcoming Thanksgiving church dinner and harvest activities noted.
The quote from Joro Miller emphasizes self-reliance in creating beauty, purity, honor, and love in one’s life. It frames personal effort as the sole source of virtuous living and fulfillment.
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