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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1920
Page
3
Webster’s locals may feature Walt or Gorman or Wes in a 230 p.m. call. The note notes a named time and possible participants in the event.
Instructions describe repairing rim cracks by drilling holes near the break, spacing three eighths inch apart, threading a six strand Gah line cord through holes, sealing with wax, and weaving the cord to reinforce the rim. Six ends left to hang and form away.
A Saturday Park exhibition drew a crowd with batting and fielding by Von Welt and Wild Bill Estes, Shrimp Reilly, Alex Ferguson, and Eddie Dillon among others. The feature mixed past N A and Princeton names with current talents, celebrating baseball and local passion for the game.
Local newspaper snippet shows garbled text about an unidentified Dutch city and road scene. Readers should note the fragment lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or clear events to summarize.
A cryptic quotation from Chiraen Tribane envisions the destruction and renewal of a dark star into a new system of suns and worlds. It asserts matter space and time are eternal and that life is eternal as well, suggesting a metaphysical cyclical cosmology.
The text states that only Mercury and Vetua lack moons among nearby planets but identifies 27 moons in the planet system counting its own moon.
A cranky note ridicules a rotten wiesie and sticks to the fiddle theory. Mero is labeled a punk musician, while Walle of the Menipeare ewes is mocked. Gees compares a violin sound to that of a wary amateur.
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