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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1918
Page
4
In a 1918 argument from Dear Protectors, locals condemn New York police matrons and wartime efforts to shield returning soldiers from hasty marriages. The writer questions the motives of four hundred townsmen involved and mocks protective campaigns as overbearing interference.
December days urge every eligible person to enroll in the Red Cross as part of the Christmas Roll Call. Chapters are limited only by jurisdiction and aim to enroll all available individuals regardless of age or gender to raise moral support and membership, not funds.
After finishing early shopping, plan to mail gifts for delivery by Uncle Sam not later than Saturday night. The note urges timely sending to ensure delivery windows and emphasizes punctuality for holiday distribution.
A local thrift stamp drive prompts sellers to set up booths this week as organizers race to fulfill December sales goals. Volunteers note strong community interest and expect continued activity through the weekend.
A Nutley reader laments low turnout for British Day events while praising community support for England. The note recalls Mrs Shaw and others, praising Goannes and heroic deeds as the service reflected wartime gratitude and U K ties.
An exhibit of canned goods will be held in the Domestic Science Kitchen at Park School next Monday in December. Teachers and invited guests will view sample foods. some items may be for sale.
Stanley Philip describes a warehouse cellar salvage scene with desks chairs beds and other furniture from wrecked homes before illness struck. Robert G Miller, formerly in the Y M C A service at Fort Ethan Allen Vermont, has received his discharge.
Timber business brief notes Thurston Woodford missing after last seen on Pregpert Street near Howard Stoddard. Local authorities explore leads and urge public tips to locate Woodford and ensure property safety.
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