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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1919
Page
10
Nutley social items note greetings for Rev and Mrs Douglas, a temperance drive, residents traveling to California, Camp Merritt soldiers served, new births and visits by families, church and club activities, and local updates on homes, hospital improvements, and Easter market preparations. The column lists guests, engagements, and community tidbits across Franklin and Nutley avenues.
A described system uses water to transport coal through pipes and hay is loaded into freight cars. A deck lifts hay beside the car while a blower powered by a gasoline engine hurls the hay into the car, packing it tightly.
A reflective note condemns conformist behavior urging individuals to seek genuine motives beyond social pressure. The piece mocks follies in social norms and defends personal integrity over imitation.
A Chicago American quotation about turning thoughts into action. It notes that thoughts gain value only when transformed into deeds, urging readers to act in line with inspiration and mood, even if the effort is small, to find some purpose in reading.
A daily thought asserts that adversity tests character and that true bravery lies in enduring misery. The speaker credits Martial for the maxim, noting enduring hardship reflects true strength.
The notice lists church activities and town hall events in April including Easter Woman's Guild gathering, a fairytale program, Euchre and whist games, a Lyceum show, a Boy Scouts benefit theatre, a dance, and a Welcome Home event at local venues such as Vincent Church Town Hall Masonic Hall and Nutley Hall, with dates in April and Friday evenings.
The report notes various seafood items including shark meat and Honolulu market references. It mentions price points around twelve cents and eight to ten pounds in context of availability and nourishment value.
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