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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1918
Page
10
In a rain shortened nine inning encounter the Lyceum Juniors overcome Parker and Newark State 9 to 8. Kane starred with two triples and two base hits while Leach smashed a late two run homer anchoring the comeback. Kane fanned 12 as Parker yielded seven strikeouts.
The thimble originated in Nurnberg with skilled artisans of the fourteenth century who were its principal makers. It was only in 1834 that thimble makers formed a corporate body, though Nürnberg merchants had carried thimbles on their annual trade journeys to Leipzig Hamburg and Lübeck for a century.
Fragmentary description discusses the rattlesnake rattle as a trope linked to scaling and tegument. It mentions the internal spine, vertebra, and the concept of Sin as the origin of the rattle in a faded historic narrative.
A 1860 article in Scientific American outlines New York City's population growth. A city statistician estimates 1905 population could reach 6,257,408 based on the census data of that era.
Fragmentary text notes amber and jade mines along the Chindwen river's western Irrawaddy branch. The mines are described as supplying striking stones to China, with emphasis on historical trade routes and resource sources.
Tot Leach led with two doubles and a single driving in four runs as Diamond Dust dominates Parker’s pitching with Sitgraves Romer and Harry Curtix adding two hits each. Jim Kane struck out twelve as Harvey Curtis fielded superbly. Saturday at Park Oval the Lyceum Juniors meet Lyceum All Stars for Red Cross linen fund. Sunday at Columbia Oval Forest Hill faces Newark West Rand ALC for North Jersey Junior title. Lyceum seeks title after 16 15 victory.
A Chicago Evening text recalls Tom Thumb Charles Sherwood Stratton born Bridgeport Connecticut in 1838. He measured about two feet tall at first exhibition and reached forty inches later. He married Lavinia Warren Bouton and died in Middleborough Massachusetts in 1883.
A new bottle feature prevents accidental poisoning by blocking easy pouring. The neck is shaped to resist misuse, requiring deliberate manipulation to dispense contents, aiming to reduce mistaken ingestion of medicine.
A garbled line references someone being overly modest in speaking to a gentleman described as the head of the handicap committee, with a judge mentioned in the confusion. The passage is fragmentary and lacks clear context or names.
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