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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1906
Page
2
The piece reviews lavish automobile luxuries from leather upholsteries to electric annunciators, card tables, ice chests, and fitted compartments. It notes options like speedometers and gas lights, with prices from modest to extravagant for a luxury motor car.
In Charles M. Skinner’s Gates of the Hudson, the Palisades are linked to Mount Holyoke and Cape Blomidon by shared formation and ancient glacial activity. The article notes immense volcanic outpouring shaped the Hudson and harbor, while contrasting the Palisades with Patersons’ prized minerals and detailing Kaunitz’s famed dental vanity as cited by New York Press.
The text notes that among every 1,000 females over fifteen, 97 are unmarried in Fre Init, 895 in Gangland, and 45 in Indias where child marriages remain common. The figures illustrate regional differences in marriage patterns.
The essay argues Christian socialism as trusteeship not communism, aligning individualism with wholesome collectivism. It criticizes wealth amassed and used without general requirement, condemns cannibalistic canniness in wealth pursuit, and defends gifts tied to fair wages and competitive ethics.
L. H. Bailey of Cornell argues the small farmer can thrive with near markets and smart specialization. He cites a New York truck farmer with 30 acres plus 10 rented, paying for itself and yielding 1500 to 1900 dollars yearly in cash, plus free rent and frugal living. He predicts future farming will blend small-area efficiency with larger operations, requiring technical skill, executive ability, and collaboration under stronger leaders to profit from well-farmed land.
Dr John D Quackenbos argues that social ills stem from insensible to spiritual life due to defective home training. He cites high place behavior, sensational media, and youths exposed to liaison and amour as dangers. Parents must educate children physically mentally and morally to curb degeneration.
An Atlantic essay notes paradox that highly virtuous people enable great harms. It cites a boss who betrays towns, a fraudster with probity, and officials who stay true to clients or stockholders. It argues chastisement should match character, not deeds, to deter grave misdeeds.
In Hythe a pastry shop window astonishes with a platter of unfamiliar items and a humorous exchange about doughnuts and baked beans. The piece playfully contrasts American and English speech while affirming shared Anglo-Saxon roots across the sea.
The Atlanta Constitution notes rapid expansion of rural free delivery with 35 874 routes serving 13 667 994 people across 3 228 600 families. Expenditures rose from about 21 million dollars last year to 28 350 000 for the current fiscal year following an initial 50 000 appropriation.
The United States land area is given as 1 500 947 200 acres. A second figure for Great Britain and Ireland appears garbled as 77 67L 319.
Fasting trends are criticized as injurious with advice on insulin, appetite, and health from physicians cited by the New York Press. Mrs. J G Phelps Stokes discusses extreme household economy, meal planning, and systematic housekeeping aiding writers and charity work.
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