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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1907
Page
2
Opinion piece argues Nadurabic law bans substituting prescribed medical articles as a misdemeanor, while allowing recommendations of alternatives. It critiques wage and price analyses, urging practical, household experience over abstract Bureau of Labor statistics and endorses consumer rights against deceptive practices.
Generals Greely of the northern division condemn low character and worthlessness among recruits. They argue $13 a month pay fails to attract ambitious men, causing slow enlistment and weak training. They urge higher officer pay and rely on state militias to sustain defense.
Twenty five killed in a Vermont two train collision caused by misrouted dispatch data and miscommunication between stations. The crash occurred as trains from opposite directions failed to follow precise orders, prompting calls for stricter railroad safety measures from Congress and state legislatures.
Fitzpatrick veteran of the Fenian uprising and Papal Army in Italy died on Amsterdam Avenue after heart trouble. Born in Cork in 1841, he served in the Civil War era navy, was O Neill’s aide, secretaries to Col. Roberts, and later active in Irish causes in New York. He leaves a widow seven children. Last rites were given at his home on West 70th Street.
A domestic quarrel remark reports a wife promising to return “a new woman” while the husband warns her not to act differently at home, illustrating a tense exchange captured in a Houston Pest item credited to Dagen Wisook.
The text portrays Lady Minto and her daughters as versatile outdoorswomen famed for outdoor pursuits in various lands. It notes their grace as skaters in Canada, tiger hunting in India, with Lady Minto shooting a fine specimen at Folabari and Lady Eileen Elliott bringing down a cob and a full-grown tiger, both described as expert riders and fearless shots.
The Lincoln's Inn Fields building known as The Old Curiosity Shop faces demolition for road widening. Locals and literary pilgrims recall Dickens Thackeray and Testyman ties while officials note the site’s fate outweighs its legend.
Fragmentary dialogue mentions a man and his wife producing songs with the wife supplying the words. Yonkers reference suggests a regional detail but details are incomplete.
An English traveler, Mr Fraser, reports from Manchuria and across Asia's interior after the Russo Japanese War. He describes vast yet little known regions from Chinese Turkestan to Tibet and the Karakorams, detailing glacier passes, high altitudes, and perilous journeys with camels yaks and caravans.
A garbled montage blends factory imagery with romantic reveries and stray newspaper captions. It mixes references to dolls, stamping machines, a grim factory scene, and scattered quotes from Chicago News and Cleveland Plain Dealer, creating a fragmented snapshot of wartime anxieties and urban life.
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