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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1917
Page
8
Announcement urges qualified nurses to apply immediately for Army Nurse Corps duty. Applicants aged 21 to 45 must be unmarried and a graduate of a training school. Examinations are confidential and may be conducted by a family physician to avoid long travel. service offers quarters, subsistence, and pay of 50 dollars monthly plus 10 dollars overseas.
Tax offices from Orange will visit town locations from January 2 to January 26 to handle income tax returns. Returns must be filed by March 1 with earnings thresholds noted for individuals and married couples.
Short quip about happiness appears as a light Ocean County style note. Excerpt hints that happiness is found where sought, not where expected, reflecting a rural farm humor tone.
A midwestern judge quips that the press should receive more credit for shaping public opinion than forceful power. The remark reflects on press influence in politics and free speech during a era of partisan conflict. The exchange highlights distrust and admiration for journalism’s role in governance.
A boy named Donald asks the butcher for free pork chops while recounting trips with his thrifty mother. He insists on bone free fat free and lean cuts, prompting a humorous midday visit to the shop.
In a humorous exchange Aunt Fanny insists she knows a few things and Walter retorts that he knows as few things as anybody, claiming equal uncertainty in a witty moment of stubborn pride.
Consul Hale of Huddersfield reports Charles Sykes, director of Government wool textile production, described a government scheme for eight civilian wear suitings. Initial cloth would be low price with varied patterns, aiming about 6s per yard and a man’s standard suit near £2 10s. Standards include boys and youths clothing and a stamped flannel specification.
A Kentucky physician has invented a thermometer scale starting at zero at the freezing point and divided into 100 parts to reach normal human body temperature. The device proposes a precise 100 subdivision from freezing to normothermia.
Californians praise Ammophila arenaria sea bent grass for stabilizing shifting dunes in Golden Gate Park San Francisco, stating it outperforms all other methods and agencies in dune protection efforts.
S. S. Brown and leaders William D. Batchelor H. A. Connolly Ernest V. Cockefair and William t. Parry named as president vice president secretary treasurer and attorney in the organization roster.
A fragment notes Copperas as an iron compound and mentions readers listening out of Cirlatian Herald. The readable text covers chemical terms and inferred interest in a local news sheet.
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