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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1915
Page
4
A West county thunderstorm damaged hay while forecasts missed the event. The piece explains that while broad storms follow a pattern of heat and high pressure, local heat thunder storms are common and hard to predict accurately.
An editorial excerpt questions voters ability to name state officials and argues for or against woman suffrage. It cites Governor Carlson’s Colorado remarks and notes England's 15 to 65 registration for military service. The piece critiques President Wilson and advocates that if choices exist, leaders must support women’s political rights.
An advertisement touts Bruno's olive oil from Genoa Italy as high grade and refreshing for salads. It claims expert pressing from Riviera groves and invites readers to request a free booklet with recipes.
The piece notes new wide skirts creating diverse walks as women move away from tight garments before the war. It praises freedom of movement while warning against past constraints, and images a mix of strides from awkward to graceful with occasional remarks on style and sport.
The Glencairn crochet lace guide lists abbreviations such as Ch for chain, tr for treble, dc for double crochet and sl st for slip stitch. It gives row by row directions with chains, trebles, picots, and double crochets across multiple rows, including loops and turning chains.
The article notes many girls choosing pale pink corsets to match chiffon and crepe de chine camisoles, with white stays favored for practicality. It contrasts Parisian prices with American manufacturing, praising affordable, durable corset models and suggesting pale blue or pink lacings for color coordination.
The Berdan Furniture Company concludes one of the greatest August furniture and bug sales in Northern Jersey. Hundreds of homes have been furnished and more are to be, with deliveries held for future orders. A few days remain with greater reductions to clear odd pieces and broken suites for Fall stock.
George I of England, king of Great Britain, could not speak the language of his kingdom, a notable fact about his reign and communication with subjects. The era highlighted language barriers in governance and royal responsibilities.
Nutley area lodges and societies outline meeting nights at Masonic Hall and related venues. Includes B P0 Ellis Nutley Lodge 1290 and various orders such as Daughters of Liberty and Knights of Pythias with specific weekday patterns. Also notes a temperature fact about freezing points and a brief quoted dialogue from the St. Louis Post Dispatch.
A Wisconsin State Journal excerpt recalls a famous explorer describing a slow starvation and how boots were cut up to make soup at a boarding house table while a diner warns about the landlady overhearing.
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