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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1918
Page
6
Prem Le Temps notes numerous lecturers in Paris this week at the Exhibition of Amerikan Gifts. They will discuss varied efforts of the American led Cross across charity paths and honor their country for long openhearted aid since the war.
Fragmentary excerpt indicates tax collection tightening in Newark with references to internal revenue and payment obligations. No clear date or complete details available.
A compact editorial remark from the Exchange notes on human weakness and the binding force of teachers. The line questions authority and the limits of proclaimed rules in daily life.
The author stresses rising above small worries to face big problems. Worrying harms mental and physical health, while a determined approach helps defeat troubles. The message urges resilience, not resignation, and implies troubles should fear you.
The government of India offers valuable prizes to encourage research in plant life. Awards will go to those most successful in various lines related to the growth of trees and shrubs under government lead programs.
A fragment shows a woman testing a cold cup’s readiness by asking if it is hard enough and a man replying that it is still not ready. The dialogue suggests a crude, evolving exchange with uncertain context and tone.
A concise note invokes the Golden Rule urging universal respect and empathy. The timeless prompt emphasizes treating others as one would wish to be treated, appealing to personal conscience and social harmony.
A fragment notes that an American medical operation injects India ink into scar tissue using a hypodermic syringe. The procedure, described as superior to traditional tattooing, is attributed to an unnamed practitioner in Boston era text.
A recipe for wheatless biscuits using peanut butter water and salt. Mix peanut butter and water with salt then add hot meal. Beat until dough drops from a spoon. Bake small cakes on an ungreased pan yielding sixteen biscuits each with about one sixth ounce of protein.
A quoted reflection on how reason and emotion steer choices. The author notes that indulging wrong habits makes ascent harder while a moment of common sense, masked as satire, arrests missteps. Sir George Reid’s remark frames how quick wit can redirect flawed paths.
A fragment from a vintage column notes love as a driving force behind life. Witty asides reference marriage traditions and social bustle, hinting at playful anecdotes about romance and society.
Napoleon had his headquarters in the Kremlin and the blaze, though less destructive there than elsewhere, forced evacuation.
A historical note explains a simple adulteration test: place tea on white paper, rub with a knife to turn leaf into powder, then brush with a bristle brush. If Prussian blue coloring was used, faint blue streaks appear across the paper indicating adulteration.
Article discusses density of cotton packing in various countries. It notes Egyptian and Chinese plants achieving density figures around 55 to 60 pounds of cotton per cubic foot with densities higher than some cures. It mentions 4 den sity and economical packaging as factors.
The note describes dampening with emery paper around the sides and beneath the key bed, ensuring it is thoroughly dry, then removing the key Gto and replacing it. It outlines preparation steps for a repair task on a keyboard mechanism.
A Japanese philosopher notes a paradox of ascent where physical steps top out at Jay, while mental pursuit grants enduring reach beyond. The quote contrasts bodily limits with limitless intellect as a path to eternity.
New York accounts for more than half of U S talc production, with Vermont ranking second. The data highlights state contributions to the mineral’s supply chain and national market dominance.
Public notice states the Town of Nutley in Essex County prepared the 1918 budget. The notice names the governing body and references the budget as approved or to be considered by town officials in Essex County.
Mrs Welschedel of street will entertain Monday afternoon for a card party. Mr and Mrs Paul G Tomlin are mentioned as guests arriving from Elizabeth City for the event.
The piece surveys spring dress options with velvet jackets, satin collars, and belt details, plus coats and sleeve lace trends. It mentions Wool usage urged for soldiers and describes Wanamaker's offering box springs, hair samples, cushions, and pillows for officers and soldiers.
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