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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1920
Page
16
Erie ore crews continue their demanding work, with Captain John B. Apple noted among the long serving operators. The article describes the daily grind and dedication of these men in maintaining the rail operations that power the ore transport.
Amateur writer describes a method to trick hens with a string tied to their body and a bird placed on a hoard, outlining a dubious procedure for monetary gain.
Five Newark women attend the citizenship school run by the State's club women this week. Classes cover history, citizenship, and economics with Mrs. Sanf Joseph D. Little, Miss B. C. Mott, Miss Elizabeth Sinclair, and Mrs. William H. among the attendees.
At a Belleville Legion meeting Edward Lister was named marathon chairman for Belleville Post 109. Post 106 plans a held event with contestants including E. Helin and others expected to participate.
U A M hosts an in town dance at Masonic Hall Friday evening. Tickets are limited to ensure a comfortable ball, with admission restricted to a small number of guests.
Water power in the Alto Porans River region could transform Paraguay into an industrial center. The article notes vast falls of up to 200 feet and strong current along tributaries, with power largely undiscovered.
The article argues fear can be cured by practical tasks and learning new skills. It suggests that activities like driving an automobile, writing, swimming, or adapting to great heights bolster courage in demasthenics and reduce worry's impact on life.
A family outing on a Sunday road trip ends with Rose asking if the car has lost its temper after rougher pavement. The incident captures a lighthearted moment amid a bumpy part of the drive.
News brief notes that several men confessed to a robbery claiming they did so to start a business. The report suggests the defendants preferred a direct crime to launching legitimate enterprise.
Nutley leaders including local ministers plan a coordinated mosquito control effort to keep the town distinct by reducing the pest. The campaign will involve church groups, drainage and property duties, with officials coordinating across residences and non residents owned lots.
A brief quote from Exchange recalling that true happiness comes only when a person does not despise his own actions and avoids undue excitement, implying inner consistency and calm as paths to joy.
A hard working neighbor revealed at supper she sought a bit of recreation. Her 3-year-old daughter cheerfully declared she would go to the show just to get in, highlighting a child’s simple desire for amusement.
A fragment discusses a world superstition not well known among southern African Americans. It warns that evil may follow if touching large patches of brown froth near rotten logs and logs in a snake pit context.
A quote from the Boston Transcript riffs on a husband’s snoring. The speaker contrasts a past husband’s single snore with a new spouse who mimics an entire orchestra, highlighting a humorous domestic sound comparison.
A brief readers’ quip from Arkansas Gazette laments an unfamiliar cranberry claim and pivots to a witty aside about antiseeriuth, reflecting early 20th century letter tone and local opinion.
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