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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1917
Page
2
The article marks a centennial since the modern trouser style, noting how electricity transformed clothing production from hand sewing to powered looms and machines. It highlights electric shearing, spinning, patterning, cutting, sewing, button making, and buttonhole creation, boosting speed, uniformity, and fit through mass production.
Scout Troop Three of St Pauls Church marks its sixth anniversary since Nutley organized its first troop after the American movement began. Ten initial members dwindled to four veterans Condit Fuller Herbert and Chapin Condit, with thirty one currently enrolled and a rally planned for April 27.
A humorous verse argues about plural forms in English including mice men feet and teeth. It playfully contrasts correct plurals with joking misforms and laments how language taunts learners. The piece ends with a whimsical call to celebrate the language.
Poultry experts describe signs of broodiness such as nesting behavior and feather loss. They advise transferring ready hens to prepared nests, using china eggs, nightly moves, and controlled warmth while keeping nests quiet and undisturbed through hatching, with limits on egg numbers based on season and hen size.
A reflection on dressing the mind as we dress the body, noting society’s view of fashion as fashionable or frivolous. The quote argues apparel mirrors inner taste, shaping perception and virtue, linking style to character.
Fragmentary report shows Teuchert and North noting a family event for a son at home. Reference to a Florida trip scheduled for April 10 is mentioned.
George E. Clymer obtained a court order from Vice Chancellor Lane directing the Nutley Manor Land Company, led by president John B. Scarlet, to show cause why a receiver should not be appointed. The bill of complaint states Clymer is a $260 judgment creditor and that the company defaults on mortgage interest payments on its land holdings.
Nutley A C plans a open season with games against the Newark Antlers and holiday Saturday matches. The club hopes to travel for Sunday games and work around July 4. Fans expect fast ice and a single home schedule this year on the Oval.
In the weekly Gun phon event held last Saturday Hv D McCann won the sweep with a 25 score. Captain's Cup competition saw McCann and Rothwell share first with 28 points while Hayward earned 23.
The piece notes Norwegian song contests with four line verses and duets, describing how memory and invention affect performance. It also mentions Swiss physiologist Claparede proposing that sleep is a protective disinfection to remove waste products before exhaustion.
The article notes fatigue and late hours cause wakefulness and emotional upset. It suggests nondrug methods such as a half cup of hot milk or lemonade before bed, a hot mustard foot bath, ice packs, and warm blankets. Medicines are deemed unsafe.
The article notes coriander seeds as the seedlike fruits of Coriandrum sativum and discusses their biblical mentions and probable origins in southern Europe. It states the seeds have largely fallen out of use in this country, overtaken by the related caraway.
In a well played Saturday night match at the Park School Auditorium Sewanee defeated the Reformed Church Five 32 to 21. Frobose scored several tough baskets and Scorso led his team with points while the game stayed fast and free of fouls. The Sewanee seconds also routed Nutley Arscholastics 30 to 21 in the preliminary.
The text describes early telescopes used by Galileo Galileo contracted lenses forming a convex object and a concave eyeglass at the tube ends. The initial instrument magnified objects three times, later models increased to eight times and after about five years reached roughly thirty times magnification.
A large kindergarten class is split into two sections and Helen resists being divided from her beloved teacher. She protests with a loud plea that she will not be separated, insisting she won’t be divided.
A playful dialogue unfolds where a girl teases marriage proposals by saying she will play lively music on the piano. The young suitor objects noting that energetic tunes may spark restless feet among listeners.
A poetic meditation likens knowledge to a ladder set on earth with a distant heavenly crest. It compares ancient writers to angels who ascend and descend the sacred scale of science philosophy poetry and erudition across ages.
P W Goebel president of the American Bankers Association urges youth to form saving and thrift habits before twenty five. He says regular saving grows, advises investing $250 at a time into mortgages and stresses sickness risk from lack of saving. He warns against instalment houses and notes many become dependent at sixty.
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