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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1919
Page
3
Multiple local churches announce service times for Christmas week including Sunday worship at Episcopal H Church and Vincent Methodist with Communion and sermons. Christian Science Society holds Sunday services, and St Clare's Roman Catholic Church lists Mass times and confessions.
The Nutley Patriotic Fund audited its 1918 records showing receipts and disbursements totaling 38 197 42 with a year end balance of 4 472 61 on December 20 1918. Ernest Bickell and Colonese Caldwell signed the audit affirming accuracy of the report.
A New Orleans States item warns against engaging with quarrelsome individuals to avoid being drawn into disputes. The piece notes public warnings about troublesome behavior and reflects on social clashes within communities.
A brief editorial quip notes that cane sugar outperforms beet sugar, while beet sugar yields no sugar at all, in a tongue in cheek line from the Boston Transcript.
Three mobilization services will be held at Vincent Church on Tuesday January 14 Wednesday January 16 and Friday January 17. The meeting lineup includes GC Taylor serving as chair CB Vroom as secretary and members J R Conklin Mare Walter Ginger A E Chenoweth and others from the Connell eet Aion group.
Rain did not dampen the Vincent Chapel crowd for the Centenary opening. Speakers, songs, and a four minute leadership plan filled the late night into the new year as Rev Chenoweth and Pastor Taylor urged mission work and church revival.
The article notes large livestock losses from poisonous weeds across U S national forest ranges. In 1916 estimates show 4 to 6 thousand forty eight cattle and 16 thousand two hundred seventy eight sheep lost, with additional figures for horses goats and other animals not fully stated.
The brief notes urged providing horses safe footing on smooth pavements during the game time, stressing sturdy street surfaces and careful footing for equine participants.
Post office records unclaimed letters listing Miss Margaret Anderson Miss Florence Andreas Billie Cooper Jennifer Deman Mrs Nelson A Deman Miss Annapora Mrs N Haberee Mrs W Kerure Mrs Moore Patrick McCann Miss Ene Lees Mrs Edward Pierce Iberta Pierce Miss Veda Raymond Miss Reeve Mr and Mrs Stuart Frank C Drake Supt Miss Erma Redman Stager Phony has returned to stay in.
The readable text offers scattered phrases about helping others and seeking light. It mentions times we can be there for someone and the idea of offering support in uncertain moments.
The text urges living in the present and avoiding dwelling on past mistakes or future fears. It warns that regret and foreboding drain energy and hinder getting the best out of today. The message emphasizes immediate action and mental clarity to improve current well being.
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