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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1911
Page
2
A father educates his son in a shop and notes the son's spelling quip about Gibson while the elder observes Gib yon pays cash. The piece then shifts to The Dragon Fly noting its insatiable daytime appetite and the dragon fly’s digestive system that quickly digests ingested food while it hunts many insects.
An essay notes differences in dress logic among tribes with the Mashona valuing rings and shaved heads as status, while a chief requests trousers and later shares them with a brother during a church service, illustrating cross cultural attitudes toward clothing and ornament.
Mrs Larr Anderson wife of United States minister to Belgium is described as Americas richest woman writer. Her fairy tales for children have attracted favorable attention and her royalties are large. She writes under Isabel Anderson and comes from Isabelle Perkins whose grandfather Stephen Welo left her 17 million dollars.
Crown Prince Christian of Denmark will sail from Copenhagen aboard a Danish man of war escorted by a cruiser and gunboat to visit Danish West Indies. He will then tour Annapolis Washington New York Ottawa and Canada meeting President Taft Duke of Connaught and duchess. He is tall strong and 41, holds rank of major general and is married to a Mecklenburg Schwerin princess.
A schoolmaster once urged Charles Gounod toward Greek and Latin, but the young composer insisted on music. During recreation, he wrote an air to Joseph’s words, sang it with his own accompaniment, and moved Papa Pierson to tears declaring the musician’s fate.
A newly married woman laments Algernon's week away and a stingy gesture. He left a dated signed check with no amount meant to humiliate her. The tale, told by a friend, portrays a heartless, miserly gesture in a domestic drama.
An English professor analyzes laughter as a diaphragmatic convulsion with vocal and facial effects. Walnut nutrition is praised as highly superior to meat, noted as six times more nourishing. A Victorian tale describes a pine root strangling an orange tree, then being cut away to revive the orange before it died.
A fragment quotes Joshua shopping for a fieldglass from a clerk. The clerk touts a twenty-five times magnifying model, while Joshua insists on a longer focal length and a more permanent, practical option. The passage appears from Success Magazine.
A fragment from a London Telegraph item captures a scene where a speaker declares a solemn statement to the House. The text hints at a moment of pause as the speaker, possibly addressing Mr Speaker, contemplates rising to speak.
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