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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1919
Page
13
The text argues that July first prohibitions will dramatically alter social life and major industries, likening the shift to abolition of slavery. It warns of upheaval across cities and questions substitutes for saloon services, urging careful planning and decisive public action.
Fragmentary passage hints at a belief that a historic truth can spark broad national change, with promises of Christ’s rising exchange. The text suggests trouble ahead for all as society contends with this transformation.
The article argues Germany will sign a lenient treaty, paying about one quarter of damages and bearing only actual destruction, while the Allies would exact full costs in a victorious victory. It claims Germany would be freed of blame and suggests such terms would be unacceptable to a victorious Prussia.
Real estate figures warn that prior to the war the metropolitan area built about 200000 suburban houses yearly. In the last five years the average fell to 40000, creating a deficit near 800000 homes. Many returning servicemen settle outside interior areas, increasing demand while new construction lags. The shortage, plus shifting business patterns, drives up activity and reduces available rentals, making house hunting risky.
The excerpt asks if Easter is only fashion and eggs or a deeper, natural resurrection. It argues Easter is the awakening of life in inanimate things and a higher meaning that goes beyond dress and seasonal customs.
The piece quotes Nut ley stressing strong support for Victory Loan while noting small investors can participate. It hints at debate over pastoral rotation as a larger question with arguments about moving a pastor to new towns after establishing a foundation. The tone is reflective on changes and wider implications.
The piece notes rumors about Postmaster Burleson pressuring postal men and harming a system built over years. It contrasts this with a surge in telephone operators alerting recipients after each call, using a humorous example about Asparagus 8293. The tone remains critical yet playful about communication changes.
The piece notes George Jean Nathan’s view that condemning drama accurately is hard and that few months pass with substantial Optane work. It mentions $110 recovered and returned to owners, urging readers to know more about such outcomes despite ongoing criticism.
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