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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1919
Page
6
A fragment notes a danger area where Washington abruptly ends at the golf course, highlighting exposure to vehicles and pedestrians near the street’s termination. The jumbled OCR implies a hazard at the roadway end adjacent to the golf grounds, warning locals to exercise caution.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces five high grade examinations at the Newark Post Office on February 4 with salaries from 2500 to 5000 dollars yearly. Positions to be filled include clerical and related posts. applications will be screened by law and civil service rules.
Franklin urges not cashing War Savings and Thrift stamps until maturity. He notes fully filled certificates or cards remain valid and redeemable later, stressing that old stamps are as good as new ones and can be exchanged when the time comes. The 1919 issue will be color coded, but existing stamps retain value regardless of partial or complete filling.
A garbled snippet from a London page presents jumbled words and incomplete phrases about atop decks and back roads, reflecting a liminal, partial glimpse into city life. The hazy text invites interpretation of place, time, and mood despite missing details.
A historical note outlines wholesale prices for Texas steers at 12 to 17 cents with consumer advances for untrimmed cuts. It details gains for chuck steak cross rib cuts, rib cuts, sirloin steak and chops, plus pork products including hams bacon and related charges.
L. A. Edwards, Newark secretary for the Civil Service Commission, reported a Washington telegram seeking 1,000 unskilled laborers for the Naval Armor Plant at Charleston West Virginia. The notice promised government supplied transportation and free barracks, with pay of 46 an hour for a few positions, and instructed applicants to apply at the Post Office in the Daina building.
The Finlanders, originally worshipers, light hilltop bonfires at midsummer and other seasons. Coastal practice places a fire on a raft offshore while villagers dance and sing around the blaze, the circle of voices growing as the flames burn bright.
The kauri gum district in New Zealand spans about 914000 acres. Kauri gum, named after the kauri pine, yields high grade varnishes for furniture and automobiles. Since 1853 an American sea captain’s discovery, New Zealand has produced kauri worth $2,000,000.
The tangan-tangan weed or vine of the Philippines is described as a source of a valuable lubricating oil. Advocates say 1,000,000 gallons can be produced in a year from wild growth, with cultivation boosting output. The oil is valued for delicate machinery and has native medicinal properties.
A fragment emphasizes that education is a process and not merely study. It notes education can occur in classrooms or through life’s struggles, reflecting a Princeton Review viewpoint.
An unreadable snippet suggests a local notice about price or value estimates for paper. It references figures in cents and mentions timing and parties involved, but the garbled text limits precise details.
A fragment describes Little Edith watching her father play guitar. He places a table knife across the strings producing a strange sound. Edith asks why the music sounds so sick and then falls asleep.
Management faces a practical challenge as items arrive in varying quality and quantity. Staff must assess each lot quickly, sorting usable material from waste while ensuring safety and efficiency in processing.
A quirky note questions why the card game called bria may derive from “come across.” The Boston Tran script suggests the term could reflect crossing or crossing paths in gameplay.
A curious claim states a person covers 63,255 miles of travel while undertaking a three mile walk. The source notes the discrepancy between distance walked and total travel distance amid an unusual perceptual account.
The notice notes ongoing activity in the city with multiple departments reporting steady workloads. It highlights routine operations across municipal services and confirms no major interruptions.
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