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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1918
Page
2
Woman Overwhelms Ad Scene In Tot of Suite
A local feature notes a woman overwhelmed by a flood of advertisements in a crowded public space. The piece highlights consumer fatigue and the pressure to respond to constant marketing prompts targeting adults and families.
Montauk Passaic Vaudeville Preview Signs Off Entertainer
Keith Montauk returns to Passaic stage with a vaudeville act promising a fresh evening of entertainment. The show previews a feature titled The Hidden Word and a screening of Once Upon a Time at the Broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Vaudeville
City Registrants Face Higher Rejection in Rural Areas
Analysis of a 40 000 population city set across 10 states shows urban registrants 9 969 of 35 017 rejected while rural registrants 12 432 of 44 462 were rejected. The data imply 23.47 percent rejection among city registrants, with the overall result suggesting rural bias in the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Califor
Colorado
Montana
Woman's Defense Council Questions Employers
The New Jersey branch of the Woman's Committee of the Council of National Defense reports skepticism about employers replacing male workers with women or lower paid labor. It cites plants enticing women with promises of favorable conditions and hours while implying potential wage and labor concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Defense Council
New Jersey
Woman’s Committee of
Council of National Defense
Newark
Labor Board Settles Over Ten Thousand Claims This Year
The Department of Labor absorbed adjustment of industrial accident awards last year. Referees George Jaeger and Harry Gous settled more than 10,000 cases with compensation for non fatal injuries totaling 124,398.65 dollars. Of those awarded, 247 had dependents and 110 had none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Compensation Bureau
George J. Jaeger
Harry Gous
Itogether
Parting wedged drinking glasses method
A simple method to separate wedged drinking glasses is to pour cold water into the inner glass and place the pair in warm water. Gradually heat with hot water. the inner glass will contract while the outer expands, releasing the grip without damage.
Golden Rule Reminder Prompts Thoughtful Conduct
A brief note urges readers to live by the Golden Rule, echoing the ethic of treating others as they wish to be treated. The reminder emphasizes mutual respect, empathy, and ethical behavior in daily interactions.
Less Than a Glass of Water
Fog and clouds form from countless tiny water drops. A 12 by 12 by 12 foot block of fog contains less than a seventh of a glass of water, split into 60 billion drops, illustrating how light and mist can appear dense yet hold little water.
Grapes Stay Fresh for Months by Stem Import
A method to extend grape freshness involves importing grape stems for storage. The approach promises preservation of quality over several months by supplying stems to the fruit, enabling longer shelf life.
Ambition cited in pacific coast dining remark
Text cites yearning to be in a scandal position during meals with regular quarterly outings to a place where fruits in season are not dominated by bananas. The remark references the Beason menu phrase and notes the Oblo State Journal origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beason
Ohblo State Journal
Moos Valued For Water Retention In Damp Areas
A note explains moss as the common name for various small flowerless plants that thrive in damp places. In mountains and wet regions, moss covers areas, helping retain water and prevent sudden floods.
Spartan Feminine Poise Noted In Wine Skin Incident
An Ohio State Journal remark fondly on poise as a refined trait after a precise description of a 36 bust woman at lunch who dropped a grape skin from her cleavage and remained unflustered, aside from a faint movement, while observers stayed nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
The Quarrel Where One Will Not Two Cannot Quar rel
The line reads a brief aphorism about stubborn disagreement and unresolved conflict. It contrasts individual restraint with collective escalation, suggesting peace thrives where quarrels are refused and dialogue remains possible.
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the New
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Franklin Ave
Centre St
Nutley
Parvin’s
The
Prairies
Pacific Coast
Meyerholz & Dressig
Builders
Tan Ating
A. L. Huntley
High Street
W. Nutley Station
Lone
Buaria
George Buxt
Leopold Godowbey
Josef Hofmann
Charles H. Pool, Jr
Art Publication Society
MtView Ave
Ake
Ort
Pathe
Hearst News
O’henry
Passaic, N. J
Kieth
Keith
Triangle
Jim Benton
With Roy Stewart
Benton
Vitegraph
Fatty
J. Barney Sherry
Wallace Reid
Geraldine Farrar
Vivian Martin
Hidden Hand
Coley& Norton Company
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