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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1911
Page
3
A collage of casual dialogue and quips from late 19th or early 20th century papers. It features exchanges about theater plans, mistaken identities, courtroom banter, and light social jokes reflecting vernacular speech and humor of the era.
A New York Sun report quotes a bank teller noting that counterfeit detectors carry about 150 samples of counterfeit notes under treasury licenses. Each detector also holds genuine notes for comparison, with total good money valued at 40 to 50 thousand dollars, ranging from one dollar to one thousand dollars in denomination.
The article explains that emotional states read in the body through the solar plexus. It notes that nerves in the abdomen carry signals to the brain where emotions are interpreted, linking innards to feelings. The passage references the term bowels of compassion and science.
A historical note on Russia’s ice palace built for Anne I in 1739 on the Neva. Describes its size, icy architecture, ornate facades, ice furniture, and novelty features like an ice bath, cannons, and even an ice elephant statue lit by ice lights. The piece also includes brief literary snippets and a tale about English and American medical fees and William Penn’s London origins.
Henry Bacon chosen to design a Lincoln memorial. planned site debated near the Potomac. Budget set at 2,006,060 dollars. Washington Chamber of Commerce favors a boulevard linking Washington and Richmond. Bacon, a partner with Saint Gaudens on major works, studied in Europe and built a solo practice after 1903.
A London Tit-Bits passage notes a departed sister praised as a salt of the earth yet described as a cruel stand of virtues for her sharp counsel. It also mentions St John the Baptist church Bristol with streets running through it and Mommsen turning eighty while students visit his home and he stays at work.
A fragment quotes a positive joke about a man and a puzzled remark about a wife s status. The Detroit Free Press source adds a line contrasting faith and hope with deathlessness in charity as a moral thrust.
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