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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1906
Page
6
A Chicago News excerpt reflects on moral truth in night time thoughts. It contrasts fooling others with fooling oneself. The piece urges honesty despite daily trials, noting life is a battle to bear the brunt and that personal truth remains unavoidable.
In a fishing port on Prince Edward Island, Big Mary McKinnon supports physician Dr. Stetchell as the local carers dispute a woman doctor’s role. Donald McPhee battles pneumonia, the hospital option looms, and the steady nursely care, love, and resolve of the island community help pull him through a seven day crisis.
The article traces depopulation of Hawaiians since 1778, noting population decline from 256000 to under 39000 pure natives and 10000 part Hawaiians. It argues mixed-breed Hawaiians will dominate, English becomes common, and future Hawaii is hopeful under American institutions. It also notes the death of Blackie and Sons author Walter Graham at ninety one.
A report notes an elephant can bear a load of £0,009 pounds with ease, illustrating the animal's strength and capacity for heavy transport in historical context.
A Sunday School lesson summarizes Jesus cited Deuteronomy and Leviticus on loving God with heart soul mind and strength and loving neighbor as oneself. It notes the scribe’s discreet approval, warns against hypocrisy of public piety, and contrasts the widow’s gift with Pharisaic self gain.
The owner rumored to have the largest canine herd is described as a Russian cattle king with 35,000 shepherd dogs tasked to watch 1,600,000 sheep.
A fragmented, archaic remark complains that a few powerful interests hoard exotic animals while common people cannot afford or access a menagerie. It questions the fairness of permitting the affluent to dominate rare exhibits.
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