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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1918
Page
3
Local listings describe a Rialto Passaic program titled QRET Week featuring a revival of a famed work by Gellar. The schedule includes multiple days with performances and related festivities.
Montauk Theatre saw capacity crowds for every show during the opening three days. The unusually strong attendance, aided by a large audience and a popular bill, bodes well for the theatre’s new run.
A bill at the Passaic Playhouse features Keith vaudeville and three motion pictures including Pathe Weekly and Official War Review. Despite added vaudeville numbers, prices remain as set for patrons, with options to see New York shows or stay local. An open air vaudeville and balloon flight at Hill Side promises a pleasant afternoon with dancing dolls, novelty acts, and entertainment.
In a lively exchange Miss Kutts questions a mire of a painting while Margerson and an artist discuss putting a piece of themselves into their work. The artist reflects on the reception and mentions a painting titled Calves in Meadow.
An old English saying links invention to national traits as a deadly machine is traced to Benjamin Holt. The article notes a tank-like device inspired by Holt’s invention and acknowledges shared ingenuity across nations.
Unadulterated orange oil with a strong aroma is used in perfumes essences soaps beverage flavors cakes and confectionery. In Jamaica the oil is mainly employed to manufacture fancy biscuits and wafer biscuits served with ices and iced drinks.
A witty remark from the Indianapolis Star questions Adam’s role in temptation noting Eve used a snake, while man alone cannot claim cleverness. The quip frames Eve as the first trickster in a playful line about human handicap and jealousy.
England has produced high quality paper from alfa a fibrous plant grown in northern Africa since 1862 The snowy white material has found wide use in England for printing books and magazines.
In Delhi a costly Mogul throne set with peacocks and precious stones was taken when invaders seized the palace. The piece, valued at millions, once symbolized imperial splendor and was part of a royal decoration in the ancient capital.
Allen overhears his mother lamenting many lady hugs around the house. He watches intently and asks if there are any gentle men among the lady bugs.
A playful line in the Houston Post urges a young man to choose twilight after four teen hours hoeing crops for writing love songs and war poetry. The remark blends rural labor with creative pursuits in a period voice.
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