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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1904
Page
6
A dramatic verse fragment shows a speaker denying entry, then a dramatic transformation inside the heart. The intruding figure shifts from dream to dominating presence, turning the room austere and small under a sudden sense of power and control.
A fading writer, once a sub editor, wanders Pimlico in rain recalling past wages, failed friendships, and loans owed. He ponders a fresh novel Fate Prefugus to recoup his finances and restore his reputation, imagining autumn publication and renewed hope.
In a reflective scene from The Candid Friend, H. P. Lowry portrays a man grappling with alcohol and friends who doubt his recovery. He contemplates renewed work on a book, fearing relapse yet determined to prove his strength, while concealing his habit from his mother and narrowly escaping danger on a village street.
Excerpted from Andrew D White's Russia in War Time, the author notes a mix of cheer and dread in Russia during Crimea era. He argues autocracy silences dissent, with defeats at Alma and Inkerman shaping a view that Russia lacks internal strength. He contrasts noble individuals with a weak middle class and suppressed masses.
Paris opens a new school of psychology focusing on questions of mind reading, distant suggestion, clairvoyance, automatic writing, and related phenomena. Members, mostly men in close contact with these studies, argue that English research has yielded speculative and ambiguous notes leading to error.
The Geological Survey reports a 535 mile pioneer traverse across central Alaska from the Yukon basin to the Arctic, with photos of the John and Anaktuvuk river valleys, Arctic Coastal Plains, and planned Arctic drainage mapping. It notes two remaining unexplored regions northeast and northwest Alaska and finds coal along the John, Anaktuvak, and Colville rivers.
A Hartford Courant critique flags public nuisances in charity events and unsolicited mail. It notes how ticket enclosures and free volumes trigger waste and irritation, urging readers to reject intrusive practices and avoid endorsing them with attention.
A survey of global curiosities covers phosphorescent deep sea fish, US and UK locomotive totals, streetcar dependence, Swiss emigration, Manila’s mix of residents, and a 16 day grand train line with multilingual staff. French Cambodia notes call head severing the gravest insult, while German potato alcohol thrives under state control. Milan reports a butterfly rain. Hungary grants taxpaying women voting rights.
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