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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from Nutley New Jersey lists Johnson Foy as editor and references a second dises matter and the post office entry at 1100 Avenues ry. The readable text indicates a local filing or designation involving the Post Office.
The piece lauds Theodore Roosevelt’s appeal to the common man noting his sincerity and directness. It argues his strength lay in plain speaking and readiness to confront wrong, contrasting him with costly diplomacy and praising his unwavering stance against opponents of progress.
The passage outlines a plan to handle the readjustment period and welfare for a stricken country. It notes Delp of Ohio and discusses roles for a worker and a single player collaborating or transferring tasks to the State Department of Labor to accomplish these aims.
The article traces autocratic rule from monarchs to modern leaders, notes the Kaiser’s hesitations amid the Marne and Verdun era, and discusses strikes where workers demand higher pay and shorter hours. It highlights how leaders rise and fall, and cites a Board of Commissioners meeting on unemployment aiding a returning soldier seeking work.
During the former Board of Commissioners era the town chauffeur job was abolished and never revived. Fire and police vehicles have been driven by on hand staff, with neglect leading to wrecks and many repairs. No one is clearly responsible for car care, and costs have risen despite salary savings.
The passage notes cautious celebration at occasions as Allied occupation steadies in the Rhine Valley and hints at war weariness. It critiques long Berlin and Petrograd conflicts and suggests German resistance to peace and subsistence burdens amid ongoing fighting.
A confused scene surrounds a Foreign Relations Committee chair as lawmakers press for clarity on eats rent and Russian policy. Officials admit information is lacking, with government stasis blamed for the opacity and unanswered questions about aims and actions.
The article reports that 2825 tons of diamonds valued at about 1 billion dollars have been mined historically. It notes stones before cutting weigh more than after, with cutting reducing weight roughly by half.
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