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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1919
Page
3
The notice describes various church activities across denominations. It lists Mass schedules and sacraments for Catholic churches, including frequent Masses on Sundays and Holy Days, infant baptisms by appointment, confessions, and special devotions. Protestant and Christian Science services are noted with times, locations, and weekly meetings.
Mobilization Week at Vincent Ghureh begins tomorrow with special services and meetings on Tuesday and Friday. The schedule includes a January gathering and centenary observance.
Dr Zwemer from Cairo leads three speakers at special services and a union service Sunday night. He is an authority on Mohammedan questions, traveled the world in wartime, and edited Moslem World. Dr Poteat discusses money and international relations. Mr La Flamme serves with Laymen's Missionary Movement.
The report notes Mr Marker played rare records including a Chinese song and a Siam National air near the king’s palace. It mentions personal anecdotes from his world trips. Special letters of greeting were read from Chester H. Ryan of US Naval forces in Europe and Private Clarence Ludlum in France.
A brief authority character, described as a man in authority, is noted to take pride in his apparel as highlighted by the Boston Transcript.
The readable lines reference a dead bird carried by Jessie and a remark about a bed and shooting outside. Names such as Garden Dicker Publi R and Instrumental Music and groups like Z Orckests Jr. and Glee Club appear, but the text is garbled and unclear.
A pithy, nonsensical quote from the St Louis Globe Democrat remarks on dental woes and fate. The line compares fever and toothache to outcomes of rash actions, reflecting a humorous take on health and danger. The article treats the remark as a colorful expression rather than a reportable event.
The fragment cites Cervantes noting that one can tell where their own shoe pinches them. It presents a reflection on self awareness and personal limitation. The line reads like a concise aphorism about recognizing one’s issues from experience.
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