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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1918
Page
5
A Nutley bulletin discusses river cleanup needs and municipal improvements such as landing places and beaches. It praises a centralized war fundraising plan supported by the Y M C A and other groups, noting past rival drives and the town’s successful central fund concept.
Publication imprint shows John S. Johnson Foy as editor and date August 10 1918. The item records Nutley post office designation as second class and lists editor Johnson Foy.
The passage condemns unpaid taxes leading to costly property sales, with fees and interest piling up on delinquents. It argues towns rely on such sales, forcing owners to borrow and increasing tax burdens on all taxpayers as costs ripple through the community.
A short, fragmented item describes someone seeking a place to swim and work, aiming for space large enough to store a Ford, avoid danger from heavy trucks, and prevent a fall from a high ledge or precipice. The text reads as a peculiarly phrased cry for safe, stable access to a large, secure area suitable for residence and vehicle storage.
George L. Record and his tent visited Belleville on Wednesday night where the candidate, guided by a press agent, touted his fitness for the Senate by denouncing the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Beef Trust. The piece evokes muckraking nostalgia from 1900 and praises Record as a genius while noting the crowd’s reaction to familiar targets.
Authorities question bacteria counts in milk and urge action after dealers mostly exceeded safe limits last week. The piece argues for immediate enforcement or restraint of alarmist reporting, notes repairs on Franklin Avenue, and mentions Postmaster Frank Drake and his stamp store on M. A. of T. for acknowledgment.
A reflective note on wealth of spirit over material fortune. The Persian glass vessel empties to colorless silence, yet filled with wine it reveals vivid images. A heart free of pain yields a dull life, while one that bleeds uncovers hidden virtues and deeper meaning.
Bids are sought to repair a machine damaged when it returned to service after a trot caused an injury during entry at the Nutley Cachine Works on Washington Avenue about a month ago.
Mr and Mrs Hugo Hornish announce a forthcoming event involving family and local circle. No specific details or date are provided in the fragment.
The fragment hints at resilience and toughness in harsh conditions. It suggests a solitary, hardy figure enduring extreme cold and rough treatment, remaining wild and unfazed by adversity.
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