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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1906
Page
2
Poem recalling a mother’s relief and joy as her son returns safely. The speaker foregrounds the son’s whistle as a healing sound cutting through gloom and mischief, affirming a pure, faithful life and parental pride.
Dick Leigh pursues Frances Carstairs amid mining fortunes and failures at Old John Carstairs mine. A forged ore scheme collapses Wyndham’s venture, a hospital friend dies, and a new vein brings fortune as Frances faces a future tied to Dick and a long awaited engagement.
A historical overview argues constitutional government spreads from the United States to Russia China Persia and beyond. It notes Russia China and Persia pursue reform while others cling to autocracy, and discusses delays in China and Persia amid European power maneuvers.
A garbled excerpt presents a dialogue about a girl named Mame and a boy named Peter discussing debt and a French connection. The text also mentions a dog fight described as a good fight and a comparison to a man’s fight, reflecting casual, informal street speech.
A veteran gathering at Gettysburg shows North and South soldiers shaking hands across the stone wall where Pickett's Charge failed. The government is acquiring battlefield land to preserve it, including Little Round Top and surrounding Death Valley, with bullets and musket fire described in preserved monuments.
The field at Gettysburg is lined with monuments including Gen. Warren’s on Little Round Top. The piece describes how Union troops and a handful of Alabamians repelled Confederate forces, noting the stone wall and the Bloody Angle as key locations. It recalls Pickett’s Charge and the heroism that preserved the Union position.
A fisherman from Ely, William Peterson, hauled in a legendary seventy five pound muskal ronge from Minnesota's Ely Lake after a grueling three hours. He shot the creature with a revolver after securing it with a gaff, claiming the giant is one of the lake’s unmatched beasts and a source of local tall tales.
A fortune teller sighs and asks what the patron wants to learn about the future. The patron offers a dollar and clarifies he seeks what the future will hold for him. The scene hints at common grievances and curiosities in a humorous exchange.
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