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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1909
Page
6
A Chicago Record-Herald joke cites a gorilla that speaks only eight words, while a Kansas City Times humorously notes tireless campaigns and harless statesmen in a light mock dialogue between wife and husband.
A collage of light exchanges and witticisms from various papers. Snatches include breakfast chat about Ruinart and angostura, a love question answered with restraint, a tailor and bill collector exchange, a dentist in the smoking car, remarks on widows and single girls, wine bottle mystery, a hush about a marriage plan, and a sea yarn with provisions and shipboard caution.
A collage of quotes and snippets from The Washington Star and Cassiew’s Mourbzine sketches. The mosaic includes social satire about motorists, missionaries, politicians, and liberal charity, paired with a note on horsepower versus foot pounds in early engine theory.
The piece describes a southern tribal wedding tradition with a daughter receiving a lavish landward wedding, while detailing Ojibway independence at White Earth in Minnesota and shifting perceptions of Native citizenship. It cites hunting, tourism economics in Germany and the U.S., and a claim about the Columnia University clock.
A garbled Philadelphia Ledger excerpt shows youths arguing about boat safety and drowning risks. The lines hint at understanding management, with a terse defense that those who shout are the ones at risk of drowning.
In The Home Circle, two opinions divide the household as the mother fears the son is throwing himself away while his sisters urge a different view on the engagement. A Pueblo Chieftain note mentions a girl of greater height as part of the discussion.
An impassioned denunciation of union labels and alleged Labor Trust brutality argues workers face coercion, fines, and strikes to force dependence. It cites riots in Wellston Ohio, injuries to John Branni han, and urges readers to defend independent labor and challenge Sherman Act enforcement.
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