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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1918
Page
6
A reflective note hints at inherited stories long heard but never read aloud by a father. The speaker recalls a distant, unworthy memory and laments the absence of direct reading or vivid tales passed down.
An Irish setting recalls the hedge schools where Catholics faced penal laws restricting education. The piece notes the harsh conditions and the long struggle to teach and learn under constraint, highlighting resilience and historical context.
Four professors contend the proportion is even larger while candidates, after passing standard tests used by the navy and the railway commission, proceed in the selection process.
A girl named Edith asks her father why his guitar sounds strange to her ears. Rose speaks of tuning sensations as the strings resonate with a ukulele-like timbre. Edith listens, then blames the music’s illness on the instrument.
The fragmentary text presents a window into a skeptical voice about hardship and resilience. It hints at a reflective assertion that hardships endure alongside a cautious outlook, with a brief provocative quote near the start.
Fragmentary description mentions Wood Lappe and Bighing or Coast Lappe living in woods and forests. Notes they wander only a short distance from their abode and refer to mounts or hills named Wood Lappe. Text hints at language about nature peoples and landscapes.
A garbled excerpt mentions youth and clergy groups with references to belief and willfulness, suggesting a discarded reflection on personal conduct and church affiliation. The readable text includes phrases about youth, methods, and a calm, reflective tone.
A terse maxim asserts brave men cherish love and the only true path to courage lies in fighting for affection. It frames valor as inseparable from devotion and choice, urging steadfast commitment to a cherished cause.
Regular Nutley Board of Commissioners meeting held November 12 1918 with notes on engineer reports week ending November 9 and 6. Funds collected include 101 and 4 429 79 from revenue, bills total 3 070 14 and 6 030 87. Christmas Red Cross Roll Call at Fire House referred to Public Safety. library trustee term noted.
Regular meeting notes itemize the town engineer report for the week ending Nov 23 1918 and the health officer report for week ending Nov 26 1918. The town clerk and revenue collector report shows 7093 62 dollars. A seven year certificate and service were ordered to be presented.
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