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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1914
Page
7
The wife of Francis, emperor of Rae, was granted a new imperial title in a formal court ceremony. She is pictured presiding over domestic affairs and charity events, enhancing Rae’s diplomatic presence at regional salons.
In St Pauls churchyard three rows of old tombstones were restored after subway dig digs near the Broad way project. The article recounts the 1804 duel between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr attorney work at the Park Theater and the fatal duel at Weehawken with Backer and Price, noting public reaction and subsequent erasure of the duel site by the West Shore railroad.
The article outlines the definition of antituberculosis work supported by Red Cross seals for the year ending April 20, 1916. It specifies approved uses including hospital construction and care, maintenance of tuberculosis facilities, provision of care services, dispensaries, treatment, prevention, and educational activities aimed at stopping infection.
A brief note on changing bridal fashion noting that the traditional trousseau is outdated. It mentions brides now owning a dozen gowns or more and styles evolving annually.
In a Capri idyl, artists are invited to paint murals on hotel walls in exchange for free lodging and meals. The plan promises endless sun and the blue grotto, but its details appear murky as the text hints at conditions and financial terms that resemble a will leaving a fortune to heirs.
The article notes Westinghouse ingenuity with a 1969 patent on a straight Westinghouse sirtrake and the later vacuum brake. It credits state senator William P. Piers as a pioneer in air brake advancement, highlighting the broader progress in the field.
The notice reports a farmer's wife unable to work due to illness. Details are partially unreadable but indicate household impact and ongoing concern for farm operations.
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