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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1905
Page
6
Poem fragment in Musa Verticor dia by Francis Coutts reflects on love and mortality. The speaker contemplates parting, fear, and pity as time, or Time's Officer, frames their fate. A somber meditation on enduring separation and desire for unity.
Mrs Carrisbrooke frets at Hambledon Cottage cut off in darkness as lamps dry up and Fergusson fetches oil. Aggie laments men while a tense quiet settles, fears rise after stories of attacks and the pair wait for a return that may never come.
Aggie Carrisbrooke and Fergusson fear a burglar at Carrisbrooke House after a gate pesters the lane. Fergusson runs to safety with a knife in hand but returns to find the blade missing and a crude note on the knife stating a threatening line.
An attorney explains that there is no law prohibiting a man from taking another name but a court must approve with a good reason. Adoption or adult name changes require birth place, residence, age and marital status, with publication of the order after thirty days. The process preserves identity and safeguards rights under the original name.
A Texas baseball anecdote recalls a July Fourth game between the Sluggers and the Timonium Little Potatoes. With two runners on, a homer ball allegedly flew into a passing train’s smokestack and, due to the train’s speed, landed in the third baseman’s gloves for a double play. The Potatoes protested, but the double play stood.
At Coney Island a distraught mother searches for eight year old Johnny among a crowd of about 15000 on a sandy stretch. A stranger returns the boy after he was found with a half eaten frankfurter and sandy clothes. The scene ends with the mother scolding the boy while the finder jokes.
In a Sunday school scene Rev Walpole Warren answers a boy named John who asks if the multiplication table makes people wicked. John reads from his catechism asking if man grew worse as he began to multiply and the answer he found was yes.
A supervisor at an insane asylum commands an inmate to whitewash walls. The worker completes a creditable job but omits the space over the clock. When questioned, the inmate explains he does not believe in overtime work.
An evaluative verse praises intellect over physical hair as it lists historic figures with styled wigs versus those who rise by thought and deed. The poem contrasts bald leaders with famous bearded or headcovered figures and ends with a moral about inner glory. It commemorates leadership beyond appearance.
In Newport B L Wright defeated Clothier 9-7 6-2 6-2 after a brilliant opening set. The gallery, largest since last week’s doubles, witnessed sharp net play and fierce service exchanges as both players pressed for control.
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