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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1920
Page
12
The fragment describes repairing rims by drilling holes on each side of a bevak at even intervals, near the edge to prevent pullout, lacing with braided cord, soaking the braid in resin or wax to make it absorbent, then threading it through. The text uses unclear terms and measurements but outlines a lacing repair method for rims.
A concise guide outlines steps to form a persuasive negative argument. It covers identifying a claim, gathering supporting evidence, organizing points, and presenting a clear conclusion while avoiding logical fallacies.
An OCR fragment hints at a puzzling note about nature seeks and “ther ace for wheres,” with stray terms like oslatt and metcheddities. The readable bits suggest a cryptic discussion of spring air and charged traits, but the text is largely garbled and unclear.
Community baseball chatter includes Phovius nearing 1000 saves, Caldwell AC star Chet Simpson guiding play, and Charlie Galen shifting from pitching at Atley to a fielding role. The Nutty Midgets face Nutley Wildcats with a crowd expected on Sunday. local youth and Keeton Independents spark town talk as Wes Sigcaves, Pat Denora, and Lyceum alums are mentioned in connection with early season plans.
The All Nutley Tennis Tournament will continue this weekend at Field Club. Play resumes with matches among local players and visiting competitors in the continued event.
A reflective piece traces a violin played by an earnest amateur, exploring how skill and intention shape music. The article notes the instrument’s tone and the player’s learning journey, contrasting aspiration with polished performance.
A fragmented text speaks of a dart star returning to life after destruction, turning to dust in warm meteors and starstuff. It envisions a recreated system of fans and worlds, asserting matter space and time become eternal.
The text posits only two planets near the sun Mercury and Venus lack moons. It claims the solar system has fewer than ZT moons when counting Earth’s satellite, a note reflecting ancient astronomical reasoning about satellite counts and planetary orbits.
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