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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1919
Page
4
Nutley New Jersey post office correction and year payment notice appears in Nutley area records. The notice mentions Nutley and Vreeland Avenues and references a 1.50 dollar annual rate with Nutley 1100 as a mailing detail and marked second class matter.
War ends and discussion begins on the Kaiser, the future of Europe, and a potential real league of nations. The piece critiques England’s naval power, American dominance in shipping and finance, and warns that a league must have real enforcement beyond mere words.
The article argues Germany aims to cover Europe and beyond with a vast air transport network. It suggests surrender of warships signals a shift to mass air power intended to achieve supremacy across air land and sea.
The region faces eighteen more months of delays as the Passaic Valley Trunk sewer project stalls amid labor, material shortages, and broken contracts. Most towns, aside from three large cities, lack readiness to connect, prolonging interest costs and timing of use. The piece questions YMCA governance amid soldiers’ charges and urges a thorough, incontrovertible investigation.
Ad copy highlights taking a Kodak for more pleasure in life and references a full line of Kodaks for prompt photo taking. The line suggests personal timing makes each shot more valuable and implies the camera as an essential companion.
The piece critiques critics of the Bat talion and mocks the New York Milk Conference Board over milk pricing. It notes Nutley’s strong War Savings Stamps sales and hints at Liberty Loan fatigue, plus a wary view of local government, Senator Ham Lewis fears, and a jibe at The Sun’s office walls offering insight into government securities.
A smiling courier known for delivering calendars displays oversized numbers on a storefront display. Residents note the bold figures draw attention to the upcoming year and local events.
An unnamed source notes that a hand harboring great good will toward MR appears during difficult times. The remark emphasizes kindness and constructive effort to support MR in facing challenges.
An unclear excerpt shows a speaker addressing a brother and mentioning a bag and whispered sounds. The fragment lacks full sentences, context, or identifiable names to establish a clear event or setting.
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