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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1911
Page
2
The island housing the Eddystone lighthouse is claimed as the smallest inhabited island in the world, with some doubt raised by the Thousand Digits reference. The islet measures about thirty feet across at low water while the lighthouse stands guard offshore.
John B. Speed presents a nine and a half foot bronze Lincoln statue by Adolph Weinman for Kentucky’s Frankfort capitol rotunda. The statue, on Pennsylvania green marble, depicts Lincoln in later life with a commanding, eloquent visage. Dedication is planned for November.
American candies are exported widely with rising quantities. They reach Europe including London Paris and Berlin and are sold in South Africa India Australia Mexico Central America the West Indies and South America. New York Suz.
A brief note states pure water is the cheapest drink and the healthiest option among beverages. It argues that water offers health advantages and affordability compared with other drinks.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Mme Maeterlinck listed ten rules to married happiness. The first is to always feed your husband well, and the piece questions the need for the remaining nine.
A Chicago Post item quotes a speaker denouncing a man whose vanity leads him to expose his enemies to book agents and canvassers. The speaker accuses the man of betraying friendships by sharing their address and labeling others as easy marks.
The text explains how humble pie arose from quarty and nämbles in old English hunting days. It notes gnarly terms like numb les and coration people plus the numbles pie, and connects the phrase to abasement. It cites a classroom anecdote about choosing Hogg and Lamb.
Charles G. Gates and Elizabeth Hopwood plan a lengthy United States honeymoon by private car. Gates, son of the late John W. Gates, and his bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank T. Hopwood of Minneapolis, marry after Gates inherited a substantial sum. They will live in New Orleans fashion. This is Gates second marriage. his first wife Mary Edgar Gates is now divorced. The ceremony occurred after the death of Gates’ father.
The text describes coral types and hues from the Mediterranean Barbary coast to Italian waters and the Red Sea. It notes red or dark varieties near Sar, yellow to salmon tones near Barbary, and rose pink in the Red Sea regions.
A local election result names Frank E Rusby as the Town Council member for the two year term in the Third Ward. The notice records the one seat contested and identifies Rusby as the chosen official.
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