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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1919
Page
2
A fragment notes that pearl-bearing waters near Broome yield wealth to divers and others. The text also mentions sightings of fish in the Dead Sea and abundant life along Jericho shore, with reeds and trees thriving in multiple spots.
A five year old Mary at bedtime asked about the phrase Deliver us from evil saying that in their town no one will be delivered. The remark reflects wartime anxiety and skepticism toward prayer and relief. The exchange captures a child’s blunt view amid ongoing hardship.
Researchers Nicolle and Lebailly of the Pasteur Institute in Tunis report that the influenza microbe acts as a filter pauser, passing through any filter regardless of pore size. The finding suggests the virus can evade standard filtration methods in preventing spread.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a cryptic aside about kinship and duty, mentioning “every one in the son of his own orks” and “ervanten” as unclear terms. The text suggests a stray, unfinished thought rather than a complete report or event.
Cold Kille Fish describes how sudden drops in water temperature kill thousands of tropical app le and fish. Many become comatose or drown, washed ashore when waters approach freezing levels despite being several degrees above freezing.
The guide notes many cut flowers stay fresh if kept in water and rearranged in the morning. Flowers often seem as fresh as if just cut, per Popular Mechanics Magazine.
A comic piece contrasts a small dog toy with a mousey misidentification. It then warns that workplace familiarity harms professionalism and urges proper forms of address between men and women. A short tale ends with a boy noting a lack of credentials when a visitor brings nothing to an ill aunt.
The text defines strength of character as restraint of strong feeling and steady resistance to discontent. It warns that dwelling on grievances and seeking more will lead to misery, urging adaptation to circumstances to avoid becoming part of the unhappy multitude.
Fragmentary quotation shows a self description as a captain of industry replying to a friend who asks if he began life as a newsboy. The source yields only a partial exchange with unclear names or setting.
The Galveston News questions why an ear splitting whistle is called a siren and how people react when faced with the sound. The piece notes that the siren prompts no expected attempt to flee from her presence.
Fragmentary notes report a transfer involving Mary A and New St entities with references to an exchange and a $10,000 amount. The text is incomplete but suggests a financial matter or settlement involving individuals and a local trust.
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