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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1915
Page
4
The article argues that both boys and girls should share in household tasks to benefit the family and develop responsibility. It critiques modern tendencies to shelter children from chores and warns that avoiding work fosters dullness, unreliability, and selfish attitudes, while earning a love for home and consideration for others.
A home gathering after theater offers a welcome social treat through a simple menu. Instructions advise dainty setting and careful shell prep for Jobater a la Newburg with shrimp and lobster, using sherry if desired.
The Police Department announces annual dog license renewals are due by December 31. A grace period used in the past may be removed this year, requiring owners to renew promptly to avoid penalties.
Jonathan Force, a science instructor at the local high school, was arrested Tuesday morning in Newark for stopping his car in front of a fire hydrant. He was released in court as it was his first offense.
A summarized guide on plant based proteins and salads. It discusses beans lentils and baked beans as protein sources, fruit salads with cooling acids, and dressings using French or cream based sauces. Practical tips include cooling methods and lettuce cup serving suggestions.
A careful hostess winds a clockwork schedule for hosting Sundays. She entertains with ease, yet secretly spends hours planning, jotting menus and shopping lists on the couch. After guests depart, she cleans, reorganizes, and drafts a complete Friday to Monday menu plan for the kitchen.
D A Usina won the take home trophy and clinched the leg on the president's lap at the Goh Club afternoon event. Both wings posted perfect 25 scores, marking a clean sweep.
The official board at the quarterly conference Tuesday night passed resolutions calling for the return of Rev. Chester J Hoyt as pastor of Vincent Church. They praise his work as highly satisfactory and note his loyal, efficient service and increased spiritual power. The resolutions will go to District Superintendent Dr G G Vogel to present to the Bishop when April appointments are made.
Local Post Office issues guidance to separate local and outgoing mail, ensure proper postage, and securely wrap packages. Do not reuse paper as a seal, avoid decorations that affect postage, and note fines for improper mailing. Also includes dated delivery deadlines for several areas and snippets of unrelated historical notes.
The second of five events by the Men’s Club of St Paul’s Church runs Tuesday evening December 14. The Boston Entertainers led by Dudley Prescott perform with impersonations and a novelty program by Frank Reynolds Kumoriat.
The annual election of officers for 08 Kempton Council Royal Arch will occur Monday night December 18 at the Masonic Hall lodge rooms.
A short quip notes that gloves were made to be kept on hand rather than worn, reflecting a practical stance on accessory use. The line plays on the idea of readiness and utility in everyday objects.
An unclear report notes a whistling disturbance in an office yesterday. Details are sparse but mention a person whistling and a possible public nuisance. Further facts are not provided in the readable text.
A fragment from the New York World quotes a man saying a wife’s rebuke for staying out late with friends makes him feel three years younger, contrasting youth and aging in a light humorous exchange.
A collection of short, witty exchanges and opinions from various newspapers. The pieces cover themes from national symbols to political ambition and personal doubt, featuring snippets attributed to London Opinion and the Washington Star. The text presents a mosaic of sentiment on fame, resilience, and civic life.
Two men of prominence are booked to address Nutley gatherings. Benjamin Moore of Moore Paint fame will speak at Vincent Church tomorrow at 3 16 after noon during the Men's Masa Movement meeting in the chapel. M. F. Pogtson, who charmed last year's association banquet attendees, will address the Monday evening meeting.
Miss Adnabel LaPorte Weinberger of Newark wed Tuesday to Mr Jose de Paine droz, Consul of Portakel at Chicago. The ceremony included relatives such as Charles de Lokacsevics, a former Natley resident, with ties to the Portuguese consulate circle.
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