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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1907
Page
6
A speaker speaks of mothers shielding their sons from horror and sun, praising the youth as glory and pride. The poem describes the strong young as they march to battle, only to fall and lie in heaps, with the speaker’s heart seeking to cover their youth within her breast.
Edith Ruth and Anna quarrel over which daughter travels with Aunt Nell. Mrs Stone laments shared funds and wonders why their mother never enjoys comforts. Edith offers to handle clothes and packing to spare her mother, revealing money should be four shares.
Edith Ruth and Anna arrange a surprise visit to Aunt Nell with a trunk packed for a guest. They set rules on the trunk content and belongings while the mother, unaware, awaits the outcome as the express stops to deliver the visitor’s luggage.
The Philadelphia Record notes Secretary Wilson will avoid words carved on the Agriculture Department’s new building yet criticizes allegorical figures as too publishy. It mentions George Butler’s Massachusetts gubernatorial bid against John D Long and a remark about translating Virgil’s Aeneid.
In Brown's Frolle country near Sunset Creek, Dr. E. Clark of Topowas and a companion roped a three-year-old black bear. The animal freed itself repeatedly, charged the men, and finally fled toward timber. Clark rode four miles to fetch a rifle and kill the bear after it climbed a tree.
The 29 by 59 foot Peace Flag, honoring Robert Fulton, is raised from the 34th floor of the Singer Building at Broadway and Liberty. It flies 435 feet above the street, mounted on a 60 foot hoist, under the League of Peace auspices.
A curious article details the labor of a common American watch. It explains wheel revolutions per day and year for the main wheel center wheel third wheel fourth wheel and escape wheel and counts the total ticks per day and year.
Rev Ira Wemmel Henderson at Irving Square Presbyterian Church denounces national hypocrisy in social, governmental, intellectual, moral, and religious life. He cites greed, opium, alcohol, divorce, and imperial actions, urging honesty, courage, and a national turn to truth through Jesus Christ.
A religious public prayer asks for grace to govern wisely and unite the diverse nation. It pleads for protection of liberties, avoidance of violence and pride, and blessings of industry learning and manners. It seeks wisdom for leaders and peace at home as the nation stands among others.
The writer argues that until Christianity gains a strong grip on believers it merely plays tag with worldly concerns, suggesting a call for firmer commitment to faith.
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