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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1919
Page
9
A continuation lists debt payments and probable honors for discharged members. The fragment includes numerous names such as Denny, Dalton, Isabel, DuPont, Rénard, Kagieson, Edgar Ellis, Mrs. A B Inneas, Fevre, LeFevre, Ruth Motley, Anna Otti Osborne, Paxton, Pratt, and Prit as part of the noted long roster.
Fragmentary note quotes Sten Mary E Wingate R Wilson C M Woodford Mrs G Winser Mre C H Young and Charles Sumner. The passage hints at law, progress, and the vastness of ages with a call to avoid deviation from truth, labeled as continued next week.
The piece notes the fammeum as the earliest large yellow veil covering Greek and Roman brides at marriage ceremonies. It mentions bridal wreaths of orange blossoms and explains their European adoption by Crusaders as a Christian substitute for the Jewish gilt token not worn by brides.
An excerpt extols dependability as gathering virtue into daily life. It portrays reliability as shaping the soul and awakening spiritual watchfulness, while elevating even humble hearts with beauty.
The fragment discusses early alloy methods by welding ores copper and another metal. It mentions civic beauty forms, a large puddle park laid out in a Greek style, and a stone altar with serpent motif. It also notes a pencil holder design at stations, claiming lead-saving benefits and extending pencil length.
A fragment reflecting a playful line about shaving and smoothness. The text contrasts roughness with a smoother result after shaving, framed in a fablelike or humorous dialect. The style hints at a comic or reflective aside common in older newspapers.
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