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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1910
Page
6
In a New York boarding house a young woman and a man pretend to have dinner with friends while avoiding invitations at home. The landlady questions their stories as they admit their ruse at a cheap restaurant. They confess they are both frauds in a tale cited by the New York Press.
On a tramcar a truculent woman with a discolored eye argues with a small gray whiskered man. She complains about penny rides and silent soap adverts as she pokes him with her umbrella. He retorts about being her husband and jokes about funerals and hospitals.
A briefless lawyer, new to practice, debates a farmer who offers a promissory note for payment. The farmer asks if he can seize the horse from the debtor's barn when unpaid. The lawyer answers no, you must sue to recover value, prompting the farmer to remark he’ll seek another lawyer.
Paul Rainey and Harry Whitney, noted explorers, return from the Arctic renewing public focus on the Cook affair. Rainey says the trip aimed at hunting, with incidental sightings of Cook’s movements toward Etab to recover records.
Dr. Cook notes his records remain hidden as his team photographs the scene without disturbance. Hemment and the speaker approached for a dedicated reason while Rainey showcases a lasso technique and new ropes before the expedition battles a 1,400 pound polar bear named King Latin, ultimately bringing it back with three launches.
A lively note on the corkscrew gown replacing the hobble skirt provokes debate among feminists and moralists. It questions Prohibition era views in Kansas and wonders how such dress might influence homes and morals.
Prince Tsai Hsun, royal Chinese naval leader and brother of the prince regent, arrives in the United States to observe Uncle Sam's battleships and naval practices, seeking pointers on naval administration. He follows other foreign visitors attracted by the U S Navy's methods.
Short item lists a timetable reference for Erie transit. Includes a time marker ten o’clock and mentions a line or schedule code S148. No further context or details available.
Fire alarm system sites identified across multiple streets in Passaic area including Franklin Avenue Chestnut Street Center Street Kingsland Street and Nichols Factory. Entries reference intersections such as Grant and Whitford Avenues Harrison Street Mill 26 Biotomfield Avenue and Brookfield Avenue with Elin and Avondale Road notes.
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