Nutley A A Struggles In Doubleheader Cancelled Showdowns
Nutley A A baseball manager Young plans more season games with Bloomfield F C as opponents cancel due to grounds. Arrows and Park Oval are in play with Windheim or Galling on the mound. Nutley to face Caldwell next Saturday as Passaic Club defeats them 4 to 2 with errors driving all six runs and Willie Zitzman’s throws key in late innings.
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Nutley A. A
Young
Bloomfield F. C
Arrows
Park Oval
F. C
Newark
Windheim
Galling
Arrows Defeat Woodside A C in Morning Diamond Clash
The Arrow B B C beat Woodside A C 6 to 4 at Woodside grounds last Sunday. Pitcher Arthur Windheim held the losers to six hits, with three of those in the last frame, while Buck Freeman led the Arrows with two hits and clean-up duty. Woodruff added three hits and H Woodruff contributed a key double, as Arrowa gathered twelve singles and forced three opposing pitchers from the mound. The Armory game was rained out. next a Belleville Columbus Club visit is set for Bloomfield Avenue on the Hilltop F C grounds.
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aspreoReae
Vaat
Passaic
Lafayette
Dechert
Paterson Atlantic
McCleary
Tonge
Miller
Gormaan
Brown
Willie Zitzman
Yett
Alm
Gaffney
Kraemer
Messier
Zitzman
Willie
Blom
Yott
Nutley
Shortway
Lang
Passaics
Billy Gorman
Arrow B. B. C
Woodside A. C
Arthur Windheim
Arrowa
Buck Freeman
Herbst
Len Booth
Freeman
Woodruff
Lawrence
Arrows
T. Woodruff
van Riper
Gailing
Bloomfield Avenue
Erie Railroad Tops Clifton A A In Narrow Rally
Jimmy Kane earned his first win for the Erie Railroad squad as they rallied from a 7 2 deficit in the ninth to beat Clifton A A 9 7. John Lax logged the reporting, while Buck Freeman and Alva Brown contributed in the week’s lineup notes and recent scores.
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Jimmy Kane
Erie Railroad
Clifton A. A
Keane
Erites
John Lax
Kane
Young
Billy Estes
Nutley
Lowell Club
New England
Alvab Brown
Ironsides
Meadowbrooks
The Parting Guest Misquotation Noted
The article clarifies that the phrase commonly read as Welcome the coming, speed the Parting guest is a misquotation. It states that Pope wrote the correct line as the going guest.
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Pope
Weighty Transaction Confers With the Waiter
A Louisville Courier Journal quip notes a politician does not merely order a ham sandwich but confers with the waiter about it highlighting cautious diplomacy in a lighthearted scene.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
Nutley property to be sold in Essex County court sale
Fidelity Mortgage and Realty Company demands sale of mortgaged premises in Nutley Essex County New Jersey by public vendue at the Newark Court House on August 24 at 2 PM. The tract covers Lots 93 and 94 in Homestead Park mapped for Homestead Park Co. and is described starting at Vreeland Avenue near Dodd Street with parcel details. Sheriff Ralph Schmids directs the sale with Louis J. Keers as solicitor. costs listed as $12.92.
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Fieri Facius
Court House
Newark
Nutley
Essex County
New Jersey
Vreeland Avenue
Dodd Street
Point
Place Gunning
Homestead Park
Homestead Park Co
N. J
Louis J. Keers
Chancery
Chancery of
Kathryn Hart
Nutley Manor Land Co
Witherspoon Street
Conover Avenue
St. Mary’s Place
Witherspoon
Nutley Manor
Nutley, N. J
Nutley Manor Land Company
Howard Creed
Nos
Ralph B . Schmidt
Louis J. Beers
Sale In Chancery of New Jersey Whitgrege Realty vs May Whit
In Newark on Tuesday August 31 at two o clock p m a sale by public vendue of parcels fifty eight to sixty one in block C of Whitgrege Park is ordered. The deed describes the land bounds along Whitford avenue and Grant avenue and lists the map filed June 29 1911. Ralph A J. Harry Moll Solr.
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Sheri Pam Soe
Nutley
New Jersey
Washington Avenue
J. W. Hancox
Abraham King
Samuel Hanna
Alexander Hayes
Salt River
In Gald
Isnd
W. Hancox
Ton Avenue
Newark
Atereon
Alexander Yes
Conover
Paterson
Chancery
Chancery of
Whitrege Realty Company
Whuitrege Park
Onde
Whitford Avenue
Grant Avenue
Sale
Whit
Ford Avenue
Ralph A J. Harry Moll
Sol'r. I.e
Sunday church services and sessions list for area churches
The schedule lists Sunday morning worship at 9 45 with Joseph D Little as superintendent, 745 p m sermons, Epworth League at 7, and prayer meetings. St Pauls Congregational holds 11 a m service with Rev E T Clements. Grace Episcopal shows 11 am service with Rev Douglas Matthews. Roman Catholic and Lutheran churches also present masses and Sunday School times.
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Joseph D. Little
H. M. Smith
S Érmon
Epworth League
Alice Edwards
Geraldine Shaw
Nutley
Philemon
St. Paul's
E T. Clements
Grace _ Episcopal Church
Douglas Matthews
Immanuels German Lutheran
St. Paul's Congregational Church
George Brodthage
Richdeld
St. Clare's
Allwood Road
Franklin Avenue
Delawanna
Father Lawrence
O. F
Christian Science Society to hold services and meeting
The Christian Science Society will hold services tomorrow at 11 o'clock at the Woman's Club on Chestnut Street. Sunday School will be at 10 o'clock. A testimonial meeting is planned for Wednesday evening at 8 15 o'clock at the Woman's Club.
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Christian Science Society
Woman’s Club
Chestnut Street
Woman’ 'S Club
Exceedingly Becoming Summer Hats Show Pie Plate and Shadow Styles
The article describes new midsummer fashion pieces: the pie plate hat with a wide brim and frilled edge, and the shadow hat a straight brimmed sailor with a two inch folded marines band creating a transparent wall above the brim and a curtain like band below.
Ancient Couriers Through Time
The article traces courier history from middle ages messengers who carried silver beads in their mouths to thirst and mail carriers in India's railless districts. It notes jungle districts using bells to deter tigers and American Indians with swift runners during war. It also describes the shift from foot messengers to mounted couriers and the eventual formation of modern postal systems.
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India
Europe
How Gasoline Engines Operate In Four Strokes
The Philadelphia Press describes the gasoline engine cycle. A piston outstroke creates a vacuum drawing air and gasoline into the cylinder. The charge is compressed to ignition, then fired by a spark causing rapid expansion and piston movement. The exhaust stroke expels combustion products and readies the cycle again.
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Philadelphia Press
Dr Abernethy’s blunt diagnosis cures a pastor’s health
The Rev Dr Tuckerman of New England sought health in London and faced Dr Abernethy’s blunt rebuke to return home and build a barn. He took the doctor’s advice, gained outdoor activity and work, and recovered after the barn was finished.
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Abernethy
Tuckerman
New England
London
Expalim
Chelsea
Mass
Tie
High Explosive Shells and Shrapnel Descriptions
The article explains high explosive shells as thick metal cases with fuses using lyddite or tri nitrotoluol, exploding violently to destroy concrete walls trenches and shields. It contrasts shrapnel as thin cases with small charges that release bullets, effective against infantry in the open but useless against fortified positions.
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Pearson's
Erie Railroad Timetable to New York and Jersey City
Daily timetable lists Erie Railroad departures to New York and Jersey City with multiple morning and evening times across weekdays and Sundays. It notes two minutes earlier from West Natley and two minutes later from Avondale and a Saturday night early schedule.
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New York
Paterson
A.m
A. A
West Nutley
Avondale
Jersey City
Breeding Squash Varieties Aims At Farmers Wives
Dr Byron D Halstead of the New Jersey Experiment Station explains that selecting two differently shaped squash types, white scallop and yellow crook neck, supports controlled cross pollination by hand. Insect pollination is minimized by bagging buds and hand transferring pollen to seed organs, with records kept to gauge seed cross results.
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Byron D. Halstead
New Jersey Experiment—Station
De Quinceys Monotonous Diet Revealed In Diary Fragments
The London Chronicle notes De Quincey’s thirty year dinner routine of mutton, boiled rice, and coffee. He instructed the cook daily and joked about cutting buttons diagonally, while reporters recount his peculiar meals and talk of ministers of overpowering importance.
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de Quincey
London Chronicle
Why the Owl Is Wise
A whimsical verse from the Philadelphia Record about an owl’s night vision and wisdom, linked to a child’s musing on being as wise. It references a father, Uncle Ted, and a playful notion of learning from nocturnal creatures. The excerpt also nods to farm life in a joke about a milk condenser chasing a farmer, a brief New York Sun moment.
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Ted
Philadelphia Record
National Housewives League Lecture Week Schedule 1915
The National Housewives League announces a week of demonstrations at its New York headquarters 25 West 54th Street ending August 21 1915. Topics include cinnamon rolls canning breakfast dishes beef camelon ice cream inspection and junior league meetings with notes on a six week first aid course starting September 17.
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National Housewives’ League
West 54Th Street
L. W. Campbell
Nellie Snyder
N. Y
FE. Bossong
National Housewives League
Miss Bossong
Misa Edith ‘Deshler
Junior Housewives League
League
Junio
Beloved Daughter Remembered With Thanks and Tributes
The KNAB family thanks friends and relatives for condolences and floral tributes at their daughter's funeral. Special appreciation to Epworth League Nutley Fife and Drum Corps P S A R Company Rev Hoyt and funeral director Charles Keyler.
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Epworth League
Nutley Fife and Drum Corps
P. S. A. R. Company
Hoyt
Charles Keyler
Louis Knab
Famiey
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