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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1916
Page
5
The Triangle shows De Wolf Hopper in Stranded during the early week. On Thursday Friday and Saturday W S Hart appears in Captive God while Henrietta Crossman appears each evening except Saturday.
John Mutch of Nutley, N J corrects last Saturday's score in a Nutley checker match between Notley and Orange. He notes Notley led 3 wins to 1 and praises Hank Stager for three wins. The rematch is set for Masonic Hall on Tuesday October 24 at 8 30 PM and invites local experts to participate.
A terse New York Sun column hints at marital tension and social rebuke as a wife’s rejections ripple through relationships and a second husband receives praise. Name and date details are not provided in the fragment.
The Christian Science Society conducts services Sundays at 11 a m and Wednesdays at 8 15 p m with a Sunday School at 10 a m located at Passaic avenue and Highfield lane.
A historical note examines how the name Shakespeare appears spelled in various records. It cites Shakespeare’s will using Shakspere and Shakespeare, Stratford records showing sixteen spellings, and Dowden’s advocacy for Shakspere vs the standard modern form.
Michael Monahan writes from Phoenix that New York is the feminized city where women influence all life from sex to culture. He says the powder puff is its symbol and notes newspapers magazines theaters and cafe life show the universal preoccupation with the feminine.
The fragment recalls Sir Walter Scott as a disabled yet active figure who walked with a heavy limp after childhood fever. A humorous exchange shows a wife asking about her husband, then a joke about his rest plan. A separate joke involves Doctor Knagg prescribing six months rest, three abroad and three after return.
Absentminded professor bans cat with a sharp bell. The maid asks Jane to remove the cat from the room, only to discover the professor is sitting on it. The line captures a humorous domestic misunderstanding reported by the London Telegraph.
The record notes Sean Soap known in 620 B C and marks the start of its manufacturing business in London in 1524. It links ancient mention to early modern industry developments and cites London as the origin site for production.
The annual convention to be held at Vincent M. E. Church on Wednesday October 25 includes morning and evening sessions. Nutley residents and other youth groups are invited. Steve Peceles will arrange sparing and singing and Nina Buist leads Sunday devotion on a topic about Second Mill Religion. A He’lween social is planned for Saturday and a Friday evening Mission Study group meets regularly.
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