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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1909
Page
6
A cryptic fragment reports the death of Willie Attiers following an incident at a residence. The note mentions family kin and a fatal event near a hearth window, with an unclear description of airship imagery and timing.
In a snowbound scene John Warton and Walter Winton compete for the Baaorth Frize and Scholarship, a Harvard-bound prize tied to Josiah Brickworth’s endowment. Robert Gordon, an orphan, obsesses over geometry while his uncle pressures practical business. A thaw threatens plans for a paper chase and a hockey match.
Robert, urged by his uncle to attend a hockey match, weighs escape into study against family duty. He searches for help in an old reader and recalls a teacher’s praise of George Washington as a truth-teller. He ultimately chooses the match, losing his scholarship but gaining a moment of resolve.
Miss Bette Kinney of Nashville completed a design for a Southern women memorial praised for its tenderness and loyalty. A prior Italian sculptor proposal depicting an Amazon with sword was rejected as contrary to truth and sentiment of the South. Moose and engine test near McAdam ended with the cow moose slain after a collision with the 11:28 express. train halted for removal of the carcass.
Bessie and Mabel discuss a quarrel with Harry who asks to send his fine shack. Mabel notes the situation is troublesome, but the core issue remains unresolved as the pair navigate the reg phan saair journal context.
Indiana Warmer reports a French doctor claims hot onion poultices cure pneumonia. Six to ten chopped onions mixed with rye meal and vinegar form a thick paste heated then applied to the chest in a cotton bag, reapplied every ten minutes for several hours, said to quickly end danger.
A brief note describes a handy kitchen memo card for writing orders to the butcher grocer and maid when absent. It emphasizes the card’s visibility and usefulness over paper and pencil to prevent missed tasks in the household.
The New York Tribune notes a clever alteration idea to repurpose old lingerie waistlines into detachable sleeveless yokes worn under busts. Cut about three inches above the waist, with a wide hem for a slim ribbon and a button loop to fix the yoke in place, this method offers a neat disposal for otherwise discarded waists.
A Boston Post item explains installing a heavy wire vegetable locker in cellars for security and convenience. It describes dimensions eight by four feet with shelves and a spring lock, plus space for baskets, jars, and tools, and notes placement near a window for air circulation. It also includes several tested recipes such as Apple Tapioca, Stewed Lima Beans, Clan Chowder, Vanilla Cream Tea, Mother's Pot Roast Stew, and a Fruit Cake.
A collage of brief quotations and vignettes from multiple papers critiques society and justice. It notes a North Carolina jur y acquittal on insanity grounds, a German prince's debts, papal gifts, and Ambassador Jusserand’s remarks on American friendship while praising reforms like Baltimore’s patient animal refuge and growing opportunities for women in real estate. The piece also tracks the rise of automobiles, industry statistics, and German chemical prowess.
A promotional notice touts a 500 page humor book The Memoirs of Dan Rice by Maria Ward Brown as a guaranteed laugh producer. It highlights Dan Rice as a national figure and compares his humor to Artemus Ward and Civil War era wit. The ad notes a postpaid price of 5.50 and the publisher address in New York. It also mentions waves of other items including Wise sayings and a discussion about the steamboat whistle and the Persian talk of Americanization.
A major in a regiment shows sharp contempt for incapacity and orders a barber to the COMPAR. A sergeant asks for a gardener to take the barber role. The gardener is sent, but he protests, and the major insists on proceeding with the unusual task.
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