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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1918
Page
9
A Nutley connection highlights Red Cross efforts to link hostile nations. A sister of Michaly is noted in the report as part of the humanitarian outreach and postwar relief work.
Nutley brief includes guidance on sending funds and parcels to prisoners of war in Germany or Austria. Instructions reference Mrs. Emil Diebitsch as temporary chairman of Home Services and urge readers to communicate through her for assistance.
Collector Duffy of the local Internal Revenue Office calls attention to all corporations that stock reports must be filed on or before September 30. Blank forms will be mailed to each corporation within a few days. The tax requirement applies to every corporation joint stock company or association regardless of statutory or contract creation.
A simple method to lift ink stains involves rinsing with cold water and covering with soda for about an hour. The stain should disappear and leave no mark.
Quote by F. W. Faber about generosity and selflessness. Reflects on giving without hesitation, losing without regret, and seeking happiness through loved ones.
Fragmentary text references White and Blue signaling units and a reserve militia with volunteering corps. Mentions national guard and national army components as well as a small national group after the U.S. note. Contains garbled phrases and incomplete names.
A reflective passage asserts that nearby men and women lift our character, banishing meanness and prompting generosity. Their presence purifies conduct and awakens noble impulses, like music in the soul. The piece notes learning as a shared, elevating experience.
In a brief, curious incident a child named Elsie exclaims there are four men with whiskers outside the window, while addressing a person called Allied the Man. The fragment suggests a surprised, private moment captured in a newspaper brief.
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