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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1910
Page
2
A swimmer in India escapes two predators as a tiger fights a crocodile for control of the water. The tiger blinds the croc with a bloody front injury and both surface bodies reveal the outcome. Also notes on the chicle tree and its gum from Mexico and Central America.
A Harper's Weekly summary explains that gravity varies with latitude, affecting acceleration and impact. A man falling from a height lands faster in New York than near the equator, and rifle bullets fired horizontally will travel farther where gravity is weaker, modifying range.
Jane confesses she is a somnambulist to Arry in a London Punch quip. He reassures her that if no chapel is available they will marry at the registry. The exchange blends whimsy with a mock solemn vow in a humorous tone.
A dialogue notes an actor employed at a farm described as a darn good actor. The speaker believes the actor began work the first week of arrival, with the assertion repeated by Hansae City Times.
The article profiles Vivian M. Lewis a Republican gubernatorial nominee from Paterson New Jersey born 1869. It details his journalism shift to law and politics with service as assemblyman state banking and insurance head and Paterson city counsel. It notes his early career in Trenton and later public roles.
The Sulu sultan Haji Moros attracts attention during his American visit as he tours New York Washington and London destinations. He trades pearls in Singapore Paris and London earning thirty thousand dollars for a single gem. Guides report his English chatter and his fascination with tall buildings and elevators.
Columbus Day honors the discoverer of America with Knights of Columbus advocacy. Colorado led in 1907 by making October 12 a public holiday named Columbus Day, later joined by California Connecticut Illinois Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Montana New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania. There are about twenty nine Columbus statues and monuments in America, including a White House bust in Washington.
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