Saturday April 12 1919 item note
Fragmentary OCR mentions a date Saturday April 12 1919 with unclear event. No identifiable people or organizations readable.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1919
Page
9
Joy-riders Dominate Recent Car Theft Reports
Police report rising cases where cars are taken for a ride rather than stolen for resale. Owners' carelessness often enables easy lock-outs, while abandoned vehicles increasingly require police retrieval as part of daily work.
World Order Debate Over Monroe Doctrine and League of Nations
Commentator argues the Monroe Doctrine remains solid but extending it worldwide as a League of Nations could dilute its effectiveness. The piece weighs traditional sovereignty against collective security and international cooperation risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Lime Water Preparation Procedure
In a historical note a lime water recipe is described. It instructs barking lime with water, mixing, settling, pouring off, then diluting with fresh clear water. The process yields a weak lime solution used for unspecified purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Seek Decent. A Photographer's Plea to Hazel
Bobby's father, a photographer, taught him to ask people to look pleasant. The boy repeated the instruction to Hazel, telling her to stand still and look decent as he captured a portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Hazel
Substitutes for Hickory for Treaching Tools
Specifications for handles for in treaching tools were prepared during the war by the forest products laboratory at Madison. They allowed seven substitutions for this class of material and at the same time gave satisfactory benches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
University Bulletin
Two-Year-Old Louis Terene Hospitalized After Severe Injury
A two year old boy Louis son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Terene of 35 street suffered a severe injury. Medical staff reported the incident and ongoing treatment details were not fully disclosed. Authorities investigate cause and condition remain critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis ‘Trans
Joseph Terene
Fragmented rant questions college papers and belief traditions
The text presents a distorted quote debating how far colleges may interfere with free belief rooted in centuries of tradition. It mocks students as whippersnappers and references seafoctida amulets, germ and devils, red heads, and a nonsensical critique of academic interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vkosk
Rattiemake
Gre Worthlerm
Shoul College Pepers
The Predicament of a Late Arriving Lady
Fragmentary OCR yields a scene where a man teases a woman about lateness and absence. Without clear names or places, the exact event or date remains unreadable, but the dialogue hints at social constraints on timeliness and propriety.
Costa Rica Faces Hurdles in Fruit Preservation Venture
Costa Rica has the raw materials to build a profitable canning industry for fruits and vegetables but lacks methods to preserve the produce. Native and cultivated fruits are listed as potential candidates if a viable preservation process is developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Rica
Epitaphs for Failures in the Cemetery of Failure
The quizzical piece critiques a man named Benes through a list of flaws and missteps. It paints a portrait of delicate pride, indecision, and sensitivity that hindered his place and work.
Why Hens Cackle And Dogs Wag Tales Of Pleasure
The text notes hens cackle after laying as an instinctive action and compares it to a dog wagging its tail when pleased. It also mentions humans expressing pleasure by singing, whistling, or dancing as a natural response to positive feelings.
Carpet Revitalization Tips For Fresh Colors
A method suggests brightening carpet using ammonia and warm water with a fannel cloth to brush in a brick rub-over. Ensure the carpet is well swept, shaken, or vacuum cleaned before treatment for best results.
Anta Count Recount by Noted Naturalist Over Years
A renowned naturalist conducted a long term study estimating a two foot tall ant sculpture built from about 83 000 ants. The project extended over two years and involved careful counting and observation.
Untitled fragment from a busy civic page
Fragmentary OCR mentions a man described as a Sreve man who values wit over score and who frets while eating a raw oyster, suggesting a playful, obscure cultural note without clear names or events.
From Day to Day: Self care and doctor’s role in treatment
The note urges patients to actively care for themselves rather than relying entirely on doctors. It warns against overburdening physicians with daily doses that patients should not neglect and emphasizes shared responsibility in treatment.
Child’s Cry Sparks Family Comfort in Grim Tale
Elizabeth broke her Golly and cried inconsolably. The Gre family comforted her as they tried to cheer her and ease the distress. Her mother found her in tears and asked what troubled her, but the child could only utter a muffled, unclear reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Gre
Cates
Fragmented printer text on race results in Boston Transcript
OCR fragment shows garbled phrases about tying and a win. Mentions Boston Transcript as source and unclear names or dates. No coherent event or participants readable for full summary.
Daily Thought Refers To Power And Use
A concise remark states that one who bath no power lacks power to use suggesting limits on ability and action. The note attributes the saying to Balley.
Paterson Police Move After Unspecified Incident
The report notes a patrol event in Paterson carried out by city police the following day with no injuries. context hints at industrial project plans and local opposition tied to beliefs about Chinese influences. The piece mentions a supposed factory aiming for 19 000 tons yearly and a returning tracer in Straits Settlements amid village protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
Lon Ie
Chive Ying Yie
Straits Settlements
Boxing Lesson Advised To Woman By Young Man
A Detroit News fragment notes a young man counsels a girl to take boxing lessons and asserts she should not waste time trying to figure out his marriage proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilmeted
Abe
Bie
Detroit News
Bands Go Out Just to Sit In
A brief note from the Indianapolis Star highlights musicians taking to stages to improvise and perform despite limited venues and ongoing challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
Fragmentary Greek Name Mentions and Historical Figures
The text references a misdated era with phrases about a Greek beauty aged forty five in Troy and Asparia not befriending Pericles before ST while later praised as beautiful. It also mentions Cleopatra during Antonius’s fall and Diane de Poitiers aged over 38 in relation to Henry I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Asparia
Pericles
Cleopatra
Antonius
Diane de Poitiers
Henry
Pearsen's Weekly Teases School Race Pickup
Fragmentary excerpt shows a speaker urging a child named Tommie to hurry or hurry along with a plan for a school event. The text hints at a family scene tied to a future race at school, implying an upcoming local activity or competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie
Eva
Pearsen
Merya Bue’s Quirky Comment Sparks Noted Confusion
The facetious figure Merya Bue quips about a strange coincidence involving a performer named Gallowing Gnancia, drawing attention to an apparent death rumor and prompting local reaction.
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Centre St
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R.G
Schaaf
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