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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1914
Page
8
A historical notice explains typhoid spread through contaminated water and food, stressing hygiene and cleanliness to prevent infection. It notes contamination sources in water from rivers or lakes, sewers, manure, and privy vaults, with oysters as a potential carrier and emphasizes prudent personal hygiene and proper waste handling.
Brief from The New York Telephone Review stresses proper sanitary rules and period care in observance. It highlights ongoing public health guidance and community adherence.
Public notices warn Nutley New Jersey officials will receive sealed proposals for granolithic sidewalks curbs gutters bluestone and related repairs through December 21 1914. Bids require a 100 bond and a 1 performance bond with town contracts to cover street restoration and dirt removal.
An October issue editorial argues that European conflict affects U S industry and commerce market. It notes wartime fever then depression, urging business men to use telephone systems to cut costs and reach customers efficiently. It highlights advantages of telephone calls for sales and commerce.
An article notes how telephone lines and operators support war efforts amid bombardment. It describes tapping, wire damage, and the bravery of operators under peril, plus American correspondents reporting on telephone communications from Belgian towns and forts.
A survey of country club communications shows the spread of private telephone lines linking clubhouses and nearby estates. The piece notes installations at New Teck Oppenes and Cle No- Mag 00 hiner, with private lines used for parking, club operations, and coordinating calls among members and staff.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a meeting at The Center and mentions participants, a private grove, and a ceremony. It notes attendance, location clues, and a possible discussion of a plan or event. The readable lines are incomplete and lack clear outcomes or dates.
Town officials announce a Police Ball on December 18 to be held in the Town Hall Auditorium. Residents are invited to attend this community celebration hosted by local police and city leaders.
Classified ad fragment mentions musical instruments repair by L. C. Schermerhorn in Paterson NJ. Includes piano players violin and guitar, tuning, and repair. Also lists a six room house for sale with $5,960 price and monthly payments. Additional lines show apartment offers and various contact details.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and events but lacks clear names, places, or dates. Unable to determine a coherent main fact from the available readable content.
The readable fragments hint at an event or notice involving ORTH MEL and RT ROTL with names Oree Prats and Obeeedt Smee. The text is garbled, providing limited clear facts beyond participant names and potential event identifiers.
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