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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1919
Page
5
A Nutley New Jersey post office note carries an editor commentary criticizing the League of Nations constitution. The piece argues past Monroe Doctrine precedents and war policies show world involvement is hard to avoid and warns that League machinery may be too cumbersome to stop armies massing at borders.
Vague discussion in the M School context raises questions about tax effects and outside events. The Sun notes protest potential, a plan under consideration, and concerns over how a memorial should be approached and funded.
A newspaper column critiques threats from figures linked to tax collection and questions the risks faced by statesmen. The piece references recent assassinations of Lincoln Roosevelt and Clemenceau as context for unsafe protections and laments the German indemnity and overall tax burden.
In a February 19 1919 letter to the editor the Townsman argues the February 15 issue cut shows citizen interest in the towns future and supports a memorial project for a high school as significant and worthy of backing.
Rodbert K. Donaldson of 103 Union Avenue stays home with the grippe. Frank Perkins and family of 178 Walnut Street plan move to 260 Park Avenue. J. M. Anderson and family of 3 Wayne Place will relocate Monday to their new Springfield home. P. Gulden has purchased No 1 Princeton Street and occupies it. Mrs. Stinemeyer of 18 River Road recovering from blood poisoning. Charles Montgomery of 226 Park Avenue has gone to Metuchen. Miss Florence Eccles of Franklin Avenue remains home with an ailment. Mr and Mrs Charles Callahan of 18 Myrtle Avenue host Mrs Callahan's sister. Mrs. Sadie Buckley visits niece Miss Viola Waldron of Brooklyn for a weekend.
Photoplay at Strand Theatre Newark features Priscilla Dean in a history and romance drama. The Wild Cat of Paris headlines for February 23 with action centered on a crook queen recruiting Apaches for a government plot. Douglas Fairbanks appears in an extra February attraction.
Mr and Mrs John MecGlinn of 189 Park Avenue spent the weekend in New York. Mr and Mrs Harry J Furlong of Park Avenue had their guests Mrs John Call and her daughter from Hackensack. J H Pearce of 33 Weston Street stays home with fever and scarlet, while White and family move the family to a coal location.
The fragment notes a person or campaign name with odd phrasing and lacks clear events or context to identify an article. No concrete entities or actions emerge to form a coherent news item or summary.
Corse Payton Stock Company presents Daddy Long Legs at the Orpheum Theatre Newark on February 24. The play, a Chicago New York San Francisco sensation, offers affordable seats and promises a modern Cinderella story that has broken box office records.
Henry C. Taylor, quoted in Atlantic, argues that facts alone are inert without interrelation and meaning. He criticizes unconnected data and describes ignorance as accumulating as inert facts in education and reasoning.
It is believed the Pacific Ocean is about a mile deeper than any other ocean, making it the deepest region on Earth.
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