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Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1918

Page

3

Vinent Methodist Church and Rites Noted in Sunday Schedule

Sunday activities listed for Vincent Methodist Church include regular services at 9 45 a m with a study on Les ponse led by Miss Perris at 7 45 pm and an evening service at 8 pm titled Another Year and God's. notice of a New Year To all and Red Cross week events appears alongside junior activities and a parish weekly calendar. Also listed are adjacent religious organizations with service times and meetings, including the Reformed Church and Catholic rites with multiple masses and study sessions.

Petoenday Red Cross Vincent Pranelan Harold W. Schenck D. D Gearch People's Unity Commonwealth of God Gladys Holt Matthews

Her Happiest Days

The Boston Transcript notes Indy recalls the happiest days of her life were the three years when Abe was eighteen.

Indy Abe Boston Transcript

Wise to Forget Reflects on Memory and Forgettery

A reflective aphorism discusses the paradox of memory and forgetting, noting the value of schooling memory while warning that societies may need schools of forgettery to balance recall. The quote emphasizes selective remembrance and deliberate forgetfulness as cultural tools.

Raph Pariette

Where Proud Man Fails

A short critique contrasts the average man with rare feats, noting the difficulty of tasks that require impossible single handed manipulation such as wheeling a baby buggy straight. The piece hints at humility and limits of human ability. Adjacent lines emphasize curiosity about unseen talents.

Reputation and character in everyday life

The fragment discusses how reputation reflects character and the idea that looks at others' views shape how individuals are perceived, implying that inner qualities determine true character more than outward displays. The text hints at the high value placed on integrity in social judgment.

Centenary of Mission Work in Methodist Church Planned

A new threefold program for Methodism’s centenary unfolds under Prayer Stewardship of Life and Stewardship of Property. The set plan centers at 11 Fifth Avenue Newark with a projected million plus funding and a Watch Night service in Nutley featuring Four Minute Men speakers and a stereopticon lecture by Rev H G Conger.

Fifth Avenue Newark Nutley Vincent C. H. Streit R. S. Parsons George T. Jancovius J. T. Yarrow A. P D. Mac Corkindale

His Last Hope Gone In Oklahoma Court

Law Notes reports a courtroom scene where an attorney clashes with the judge over the time of day. The exchange ends with the attorney expressing despair by saying Let have It that way I hast hoped as the court and lawyer dispute the hour.

Oklahoma

Work With a Will Do Not Wait to Feel Like It

A motivational exhortation urges immediate action and full effort. It warns that waiting for inspiration or moods wastes life and power and stresses starting work with whole-souled energy.

Pocket bill holder to thwart pickpockets

A device described in Popular Science Monthly stores a reserve bill in a small key chain holder. It conceals a single large note that a pocket thief would not suspect, offering security for those who worry about losing keys or facing sudden thefts.

Ing Popular Science Monthly

Boy Told to Grease Wagon Misses Wheels

A student assigned to a farm for help was directed to grease the wagon. He greased every part except the wheel axles, noting they “don’t show much,” highlighting the careless instructions he received.

Earn Your Salt and the Latin Money Link

A brief, antiquated anecdote explains the word salary from a Roman farmer’s salt tribute. It notes the governor’s rounds required salt and horse provisions as part of his pay and identity, linking salary to ant money in Latin origins.

Timber Varieties Promote Cheaper Packing Materials

A report notes numerous timber varieties reaching into many uses including packing cases made of wood. It is found that these wooden cases can be produced at about half the prior cost, suggesting a shift in material efficiency for exports.

Rorma

Nutley Red Cross Donations Report From Local Campaigns

In Nutley a donor named Mrs Gustave Leutigens of 54 Trace Avenue sent $6.52 to Red Cross, contributing to a broader campaign that raised 111.65 directly for Red Cross and 18.43 for Nutley initiatives. A total of 402.35 was recorded for the Nice ARS through Utley Lotic efforts and collective trading camps supported by local men.

Utley Nutley Gustave Leutigens Ter- Trace Avenue Red Cross

Tomato's Worth Recognized

Tomato earns recognition as a valuable plant among America's gifts to mankind. It is praised for its widespread popularity beyond its birth region and its contribution to global culture, though not yet matching tobacco in global reach.

America

Fragmented Notice Reflects Misspelled Old Text

A user reports discussing a friend described with mixed hair color and retained youth, noting later Ruth referred to her in a garbled phrasing that disrupts the narrative. The passage contains typos and incomplete phrases.

Ruth

Appropriately Directed

A fragment from the Houston Transcript quotes "met a collar on the rom" and an exchange where a seeker asks Nin for Woodlawn cemetery directions. Nin replies with concise humor, pointing dead ahead.

F. G. BR Nin Woodlawn Hoston Transcript

Winter Nature Walks and Aristotle on Practice

An evocative excerpt describes a winter scene with tracks of small animals on snow and streams beneath icicles to soothe the stroller. It echoes Aristotle’s idea that learning to do comes from doing, applying the concept to mental pursuits as well as hands on tasks.

Cuson John Burroughs Jeari Twiga Aristotle

Domestic Diplomacy in Pledge of Peace

A humorous dialogue notes how a calm home life requires mutual concession. Brownsome jokes that a husband must yield to his wife to keep harmony, while Wilkie quips that he sometimes lets his wife have her way. The exchange highlights light domestic wit.

Wilkie

Modern metal splints replace old wooden supports

Modern splints use perforated metal designed to fit any injured body part and come in sizes for men women and children. The new device offers greater comfort and versatility over traditional wooden splints used to support broken limbs.

Beee Quirk Reveals Bee Keeping Irony

A humorous note on beekeeping quotes from a self described philosopher. The speaker jokes that the real work is done by the bees and the keeper merely takes the honey.

Mary Reminds Sister How a Lady Chews Gum

At a children's party Mary scolds her sister Margaret for chewing gum with vigor. She points to another guest who chews with moderation and tells Margaret to notice how a lady chews gum.

Mary Margaret

Special Clothes for Motorists

A Chicago tailor announced in 19 that he offers a leather chauffeurs suit with jacket trousers cap and goggles in any color with kid gloves at 50 dollars. The design aims to outfit motorists with purpose designed apparel.

Chicage Fils

Family car repair saves two men in near catastrophe

Herbert and his father faced a risky roadside repair when their vehicle broke down. They were helped by a second man, and upon reaching home they told his mother they might not have survived without the extra person present.

Herbert

Eucalyptus Growth Outpaces Cedar for Poles

A comparison notes eucalyptus trees reach larger sizes faster than cedar, needing about 80 years to rival cedar for lumber used in telephone poles, while eucalyptus wood is described as equally durable.

Parrot Joke Quip Spoofs Boston Transcript

A playful fragment cites a Boston Transcript quip where a speaker jokes about a parrot, with lines like Jack maid you were a bird and Raab ly exclaimed delight. The snippet hints at humorous dialogue without broader context.

Boston Transcript

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