Children of the Rich Sunday School Slackers
A terse, damaged note claims some children labeled as “children of the rich” are better Sunday School scholars than their sons. The fragmentary text is unclear and lacks coherent context or names.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1919
Page
2
A terse, damaged note claims some children labeled as “children of the rich” are better Sunday School scholars than their sons. The fragmentary text is unclear and lacks coherent context or names.
The text blends scattered anecdotes on signal devices and extinction myths with brief references to drought driven migrations and classic historic cases. It mentions Brow and Fireflies, a Chinese student tale, and figures like Francis Bacon Benedict Arnold and Ahithophel, plus English horticultural notes from the sixteenth century.
An experimenter reports success replacing dry battery cells with Rochélle salt crystals in telephone circuits to trevamit and amplify sound, demonstrating a novel energy source for early sound transmission.
The Brooklyn Eagle reports health guidance saying a baby could share microbes with a dog and should not sleep with a pet. It urges the dog to have its own bed with nightly sheet changes and emphasizes optimistic local progress from those improving the community.
A Louisville quotation shows a new waiter claiming men are easy to target for paying the check while admitting he makes foolish errors with women. The remark highlights social dynamics and gender assumptions in a casual exchange.
Instructional note invites readers to study violin technique with Mr Moravsky the Russian violinist offering information via High Street or telephone 1140 R for details.
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