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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1917
Page
3
A brief notice announces Pollyana playing for one week at the Broad Street Theatre in Newark. The listing highlights a stage engagement with show times and local venue details.
Mrs Emily Leify Dillon of Highnam remains identified in a brief notice as a member of the Prince family circle. The fragment notes her association with Highnam and social role within a local circle.
A public notice highlights former Governor James F. Fielder joining Notley in promoting the state as a leading food producer. Details to follow in a kitchen card style insert to be placed in every home.
The speaker questions the governor's interpretation of existence life insurance and notes a lack of time for a formal investigation into its meaning and implications.
A fragment outlines a family dispute with unclear participants and motive. The text references a mother and possible parental fault but provides no verifiable names, places, or dates. Details are insufficient for a precise summary or identification.
A fragmentary exchange recounts a vague room scene with characters Pingiey Senos and others. The dialogue hints at a playful or puzzling interaction about playing a game and a mysterious aim or method.
A fragment from the orth American Review by Efedeca Maxie discusses animal mimicry described as a mystery of nature. The piece notes a bird approaching an instance of mimicry and signs of surprise or recognition hinting at adaptive deception in wildlife.
An unclear draft outlines renovating a house to improve livability and energy efficiency. It mentions cooler indoor temperatures and potential energy savings, with references to an evening event and unspecified numbers. The text is fragmented but indicates a focus on home improvement for warmer seasons.
A fragment from a December 13 1917 column on physical culture discusses avoiding fixation on work while encouraging steady effort and mental discipline in exercise and health practices.
The tepary bean, a hardy legume from Mexico, is new to California and has been grown in New Mexico and Arizona. It tolerates extreme heat and drought, offers high nutritive value, and promises resilience in arid conditions.
Ill man James C of Whitford Avenue ill at home. Mr and Mrs Edward J Hayden of Brookdale Avenue Roseville. Pelham Bay N Y to Brooklyn. Mr and Mrs James L Bull and Fredaris Clements of street set to spend Christmas. Bray Rutgete Washington Page Franklin Avenue to be moreite found at Crestmore. Reported by way of tem Get see Sogn of rthoullicate.
A compact musing on a clever man who shapes lands and homes with swift eye and calm effect, turning farms and estates into growing realms. The passage emphasizes imagination and industry shaping future scenery.
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