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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1917
Page
9
The Economy Board proposes reduced daily deliveries to curb labor shortages. In cities cooperative delivery would cut to about one trip daily through neighborhood store cooperation, while towns like Nutley would merge transport tasks to move goods from shelf to table.
Fragmentary commentary argues propaganda values in Russia and urges credibility through genuine coverage. It mentions publicity, suffrage terms, and the idea of extending voting rights to all adults, noting the divide in America over women's petition.
A column discusses support for a post office wage increase and critiques liquor industry lobbying. It notes The Sun not opposing pay rises, while Newark promos Prohibition Going Not Coming argue liquor is vindicated. It muses on moderation, war effort impact, and how industry actions affect national policy.
A Sun letter argues that Red Cross yarn scarcity stems from small suppliers’ limited capital and delayed deliveries. Retail stores can lock in stocks and pass price hikes to customers, while the Red Cross must manage trust funds and cautious purchasing. The letter notes price gaps from 2.36 to 3.00 dollars and possible changes in yarn choices.
Glen Ridge led 18 1 at halftime before local girls surged with forward E LaForge and teammates H Scorse U Forrester J Cueman M Saunders. Second team showcase highlighted Claire Banta as standout amid a lopsided win over Nutley.
The excerpt urges persistent effort after failure and maintaining resilience. It emphasizes returning to what you love, avoiding childish resentment, and valuing worthy actions as guidance from Marcus Aurelius. The tone echoes stoic encouragement for perseverance and self improvement.
A letter to The Sun from John Somaracki and Frank McCrea describes local policemen joining the balloon corps and being sent to Omaha. They recount cold weather at Fort Notley, balloon rigging, gas filling, rope handling, and stress of early duties with about five hundred men and dozens of vehicles preparing for France.
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