Lyceum Juniors Top Newark Five in Close Game
Nutley Lyceum Juniors defeat EE Bee of Newark 34 to 28 as Gorman Breslin and Machette lead with sharp scoring. Harris of Mountainside and strong defense by Link help Nutley pull away in the second half.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1917
Page
3
Nutley Lyceum Juniors defeat EE Bee of Newark 34 to 28 as Gorman Breslin and Machette lead with sharp scoring. Harris of Mountainside and strong defense by Link help Nutley pull away in the second half.
The Literary Club held its afternoon meeting led by President Miss Constance Little with Christmas carols in French and English led by Marguerite Petersen Kathryn Yerg Clare Banta Fanny Ryan and Dorothy Holt. Emily Dee returns to school after illness and the varsity vs faculty soccer game was postponed due to snow. The week also saw tests completed with report cards due December 19 and a charity dance planned by class 18. Basketball trips included a 24 20 win at Lincoln High Jersey City and a 26 9 loss for the second team. The Hackensack varsity home opener is set for this afternoon at 3 in Park Auditorium. Robert Lohr leaves school.
An article details soldiers honored with the Croix de Guerre for heroism, describing the serves of medals and brass tags, and the origins of the award name from the French term for tethering. It notes the regimental actions and the colors associated with the decorations presented.
A fanciful origin tale claims Tortini sought the Evil One to play a violin piece named Devils Sonata. The story says Saturnine Majesty granted the请求 and a young musician produced sounds that inspired the Curious Hulie W known today.
The article notes wampum’s role and decline after European contact, describing belts and beads used as currency by Amerindian groups and later adopted for taxes and payments by settlers in New England and New York. It cites a value of six white wampum beads equaling one penny as a standard measure.
A three year old girl Mildred, the only child, defies her father’s plan for a baby brother. He sighs at the task of another child in the home. She retorts that boys are equally troublesome as girls, sparking a humorous moment.
Instructions describe installing an extension lamp with a socket on the dash or fire bar of a car. Use a single or double wired lamp, matching the car’s lamp type, and a long cord to reach any area. If the cord is short, use a tall lamp socket to reach the rear of the vehicle.
Fragmentary text notes paint handling and a volatile particle odor. It mentions a towel, cold water, and a shelf with doors closed. The piece suggests vapors arise from a pale substance and cannot rise again after entering water.
A historical note describes mixing calcined plaster with water to form a putty. The material is suggested for filling cracks in ceilings and repairing plaster work.
A South African jumping creature described as rabbit sized with strong hind legs can leap impressively long distances. The text notes the animal’s tendency to move uphill faster than downhill, hinting at unique locomotion traits.
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