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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1921
Page
2
Fragmentary text shows dialogue with Renee asking about a doctor and mentioning a potential source. No clear event or outcome is identifiable from the readable lines. Further context is needed to establish individuals, places, or actions.
The fragmentary clipping hints at a race or feature titled Ham Street Still Leads Main Street by Lewis and mentions a mysterious rider of Macedonne's and a note on Ife marrying Marjorie, attributed to Widdemer.
Frances M Horner and Mart spent a weekend with een Bissell, enjoying a quiet family gathering. The text notes a cordial visit and shared moments in a small town setting, with affectionate references to kin and neighbors.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Belleville resident Mise Lala Watt and Nutley’s Beatrice among names linked to a New York City week. No clear event or outcome is stated due to damaged text.
Readable text lists fire alarm signals at telephone boxes with numbers near Ave Milton Ave Harrison St and Mountainview areas. Indicates location references for emergency signaling and box numbers in a city grid.
A viewpoint argues that until motor buses can reliably match the safety of electric cars, authorities should ensure the current electric railway service remains in place. It stresses the duty to preserve rail transport until jitneys prove fully adequate.
The death of Mr. Ginemore's sister is noted. Mrs. Sarah Thompson is ill with rheumatism. Professor Allen W. Whaley of Mr. and Mrs. Passale Avenue is referenced in the casualty and health update.
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