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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1918
Page
7
A reader protests ongoing and potential further food and clothing restrictions aimed at assisting Germany. The writer argues Americans should not deny themselves to aid foes or bolster war efforts, urging relief for those suffering from shortages. Dated December 3, 1918, from J. A. Leake of Russell Avenue.
A plan to honor fallen soldiers in Nutley is discussed as a vital memorial. The idea, tied to Christian Ascoriation and community councils, envisions a living memorial that serves as a durable tribute.
The text describes a philanthropist turning a building over to a local association for the comfort and enjoyment of men in his employ. He believes his action gave the project a soul and notes the Nutley Y M C A plan as one with a soul in it, attributed to F. L. Case of 254 Vreeland Avenue.
Red Cross local chapter treasurer Thomas J. O'Neil presents the monthly financial statement covering November totals and fund balances. The report outlines receipts and disbursements and notes available funds for ongoing relief efforts and programs.
Local distribution of a new issue from the New Jersey Division Telephone has begun, with coverage bound in light lawn covers. The division plans a total of 191 units, but the notice does not clarify further details or timelines.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Shera Bt Pescaie and a telephone contact 1728 in relation to metal ceilings. The readable text is sparse, lacking clear event, location, or date details to form a fuller item.
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Officers authorized to wear uniforms for three months after discharge. War Department rescinds rule forcing soldiers to account for donations to charity groups.
Statisticians report Europe produces 340,000,000 kilograms of cheese with England consuming 180,000,000 kilograms. Holland takes 56,000,000, Switzerland 45,000,000, France 31,000,000, and Germany 20,000,000. The Chinese are the only people not eating cheese.
A Manila Star column argues that a man gaining a reputation as a rounder does not prove he moves in high society, challenging common social assumptions.
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