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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1918
Page
4
An opinion piece from January 5 1918 argues prohibition rests on moral grounds but warns social psychology explores deeper effects. It notes potential shifts to other stimulants and cites China and Russia as examples while questioning substitution risks and long term state changes.
The text argues that government cannot meet the coal crisis alone and that individuals must limit coal use. It notes many daily activities must pause to preserve life, health, and essential business for the war effort, emphasizing essential work and interruption of luxury institutions like churches.
The passage notes that without coal, health suffers more than lacking schools churches theatres breweries candy shops salons or other amenities, implying a temporary need to prioritize fuel over community facilities. It emphasizes coal as essential to public well being and daily life during shortages.
Residents gripe that three unused trolley specials run each night, delaying service and leaving travelers outside in freezing weather. Power and labor shortages worsen delays as officials fail to align routes with demand, sparking calls to end the wasteful practice.
The piece notes that the idea fatigue stems from a specific toxin lacks foundation. Experiments show fatigued muscle juice reduces contractile power while juice from rested muscle produces similar effects, implying no antitoxin potential.
A cryptic reflection suggests mind over body, claiming true ascent lies in thought. The aphorism contrasts physical limits with intellectual ascent, naming juji as a metaphorical peak.
State Food Administrator James F. Fielder releases a recipe named English Monkey 7 a thrifty economy dish. The directions call for stale bread crumbs milk margarine soft cheese soaked bread egg and other basics to create a simple cheese based meal for home cooking. The dish is touted as a potentially popular selection for households.
The article explains natural gas forming in the earth by natural distillation from ancient animal and vegetable remains. It compares gas from the earth to gas produced from coal in retorts, noting internal earth heat and possible chemical decomposition as driving forces on a grand scale.
Sufferer contends nature erred in making man lacking two poses one for illness and one for general use The writer suggests a hypothetical adjustment to remove the cold pose and keep the useful one, promising to call nature's attention to the change.
Commentary notes that several expert witnesses with national reputations were examined in a murder trial. A hypothetical two hour reading request to doctor Jelle S en sants was posed and answered in three words I dont know. Perplexing to counsel.
Freeman, a curious youngster visiting his grandfather, faced constant scolding with do nots. Frustrated, he climbed a chair and asked what a fellow can do in the house, sparking a light moment in the domestic scene.
All carts and wagons must bear the owner's name and address before public highway use. Fire frequently destroys vehicles. Time and again, Moscow and the Kremlin faced fires. evacuation followed, though flames were less severe there than elsewhere in the city.
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