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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1906
Page
2
Fragmented verse urges renewal and cleansing through grace. It speaks of starting anew with hope and courage, leaving behind old pain and mistakes, and facing the world with renewed faith. The text references sorrow, days ahead, and a call to sing despite hardship.
A stooped master builder known as William Hatch faltered after years of poverty and loss. His wife, devoted and tireless, helped raise seven children as flames and misfortune erased his work. A final night of drinking preceded his death by a fall on the canal bridge, leaving a family to mourn and a community to recall the cost of self-reliance.
Patrick Gleason a Brockton Mass shoe maker hired a lazy laster. The first shoe he tried to pass was badly lasted and hid it under his bench. Gleason bet the man he could show a worse shoe and the laster proved it by handing over the hidden pair, losing his job.
The piece mocks ancient Greek fashion and scarcity, noting ribbon gloves as so scarce and expensive that cutting off arms was considered. It cites a New York Sun aside and comments on high culture versus practical need.
Practical tips for handling a hard-mouthed horse with bridle ring tricks, plus evidence on livestock feeding: measuring intake, per-animal needs, and the value of weighing feed. Dairy, potato handling, and cow profitability from Illinois studies are summarized, noting the impact of clover and alfalfa hay and the Babcock test.
A long farm advisory roundup covers poultry dressing, clover silage trials, horse feeding, and general stock management. It notes clover’s high protein complicates silage, offers experiments with wet clover storage, and emphasizes selecting calm setting hens and properly housed nests for hens.
Readers are treated to a collage of quips and dialogue from various papers. The jokes touch on money, love, college, and everyday mishaps, featuring a parade of characters from poets to flirtatious couples and witty exchanges.
The Denver Republican portrays a ballooning enthusiast nicknamed a balloonatic who mocks auto and golf trends while dreaming of clouds and wind. A playful tale warns that ambition can lead to a dangerous crash, ending with the balloonist hitting earth as neon fades.
A vintage note from Sporting and Dramatic News extols sea trout fishing as the top pursuit for anglers, likening it to woodcock shooting but laments the scarcity of the sport in degenerate times.
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