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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1905
Page
6
A short review notes the House on the Hill as a bleak scene of loss. Roosevelt’s Outlook appraisal ties the poem to themes of absence and decay, with winds and ruin framing the halted memory of those gone away.
On the Jungfrau slope a staged alpine incident leads to the capture of Zimmer and Jones by Leroy. The narrator, held at risk on a perilous ascent with Miss Greystone and Pierre, learns Leroy’s ruse uncovered a network forging bank notes with plates from Turin.
A silk hat maker explains hat construction from linen foundations to silk overcoat. He describes how heated brim shaping thickens his right forefinger making a long yellow horny nail. Hat curling is described as skilled, artistic work with distinct signatures. Boston Transcript notes the craftsman’s view.
William Smith, brother to the late Pittsburg Phil, declares horse racing a delusion and snare. He says he spent his fortune on the turf, notes increasing rivals and horses, and will quit racing after Phil’s death, keeping only small track visits. The World reports his verdict.
A fragment from Sunday Magazine portrays Gentle Jane dying in a humorous blaze and a scene with Mrs Starvem and Mr Newcome over breakfast. The exchange includes a desire for ten derloin steak poached eggs on toast lamb chops hot muffins coffee and cantaloupe.
A reader recalls a story describing an animated bustle at a picnic and attributes it to someone sitting on an ant hill. The quip playfully links the phrase to the mishap, illustrating how a single mishap can spark a vivid local expression.
The Rev. Dr and Rev. K Mowatt discuss the clash between foreordination and free will in a Chicago Tribune note. The debate recalls a sermon delivered six weeks earlier, suggesting unresolved doctrinal tension within their discussion.
A Cleveland Leader piece quotes a Sunday school exchange where a pupil asks if Adam was happy in Eden and the teacher replies that happiness ended when the Lord made him a wife.
A fragment quotes Mr Goodman James and a character named Jimmy the office boy debating truthfulness. The Philadelphia Press commentary labels the speaker as a truthful man needing a liar. The passage reads as a snippet of street dialogue with no clear event or outcome given.
A collage of dated quips and clippings from papers like Detroit Free Press and Columbus Dispatch features humor about hotel keepers and proprietors, a minister as a sharp shadow, kitchen duties, and odd exchanges. It blends weather talk and light anecdotal lines, reflecting a bustling, gossip‑driven slice of life.
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