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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1918
Page
6
The text lists numerous counties and places with numerous misspellings and nonstandard forms. It appears as a garbled OCR extract of county and city names across multiple states, lacking coherent event or action to describe.
The readable portion notes issues with unwrapped magazines mailed at panic postage rates for peppered? readers and sailors. It mentions third party assembly in different states for distribution and cites Article 31. The fragmentary text lacks clear events or entities.
A fragment notes Turkish Delight as a confection praised by United Consul Addison KB Southard of Tide, describing it as sugar based and commonly eaten, with references to Aredia and local confection tradition.
A fragment notes Mercertus also called Mercury and Hermes as patron of trade. It mentions a temple near the Circus Maximus by Porta Capena and a feast day on May 25 celebrated by merchants visiting the Capena gate.
The quote urges merchants to avoid taking Liberty Loan Bonds as payment. It argues such practice would fund the government but waste labor and materials and reduce available merchandise, harming the economy.
The best kind of play blends interest and eager competition with a clear goal. When these elements are present, work becomes satisfying and worthwhile, whereas fatigue and distaste follow if they are missing.
Instructions advise keeping the instrument in a dry room with stable temperature. Remove keyboard cover, rub damp key, and use fine emery paper on key bed. Thoroughly dry the area beneath the key before reinstalling the key.
A reflection on how virtue moves between people, as one contemplates a brother’s eyes and the fire of emotion. The passage notes the involuntary spread of calm or conflict, describing embrace of love or grasping hate as a confluent flame.
A fragment describes a man viewing a stone carving only at a specific morning hour when light strikes it, revealing its beauty. Early stone workers left most of the work hidden, reserving its splendor for rare illumination moments.
In Texan routes flocks are moved to market with large numbers. A flock of 8000 turkeys traveled 18 miles over two days. Twice yearly a turkey special train from Morristown Tennessee carries 2200 birds per car, assembled from nearby areas and rushed to New York. Despite speed, turkeys lose about 12 percent of their weight in shipment.
A Kansas City Star mock exchange portrays a quirky negotiator named Mis Terma declaring two dollars a day cash in advance for lodging with a humorous “catch as catch can” attitude. The dialogue mocks absurd service terms and forbids penciled cipher maps on walls.
Monks carved seating inside the ancient Cradock church on the Monmouthshire county border. The eight century edifice has long ties to Lanthony Abbey and the nearby monastery monks produced much of the wall carvings. The tower is now dilapidated and needs speedy restoration to save the structure.
A reflection on humility by Thomas A Kempis. It declares that no man can be sure of his knowledge because he is ignorant of much more. The quote urges abandoning boastfulness about limited learning and confessing one’s ignorance.
An antiquated note lists three voiceless dogs: the Egyptian shepherd dog, the Australian Gog, and the Uon-headed dog of Tibet, describing their lack of speech and regional variations.
Summary of height figures lists the Eiffel Tower at 986 feet, Blackpool Tower at 520 feet, New Brighton Tower at 640 feet, and the Woolworth Building in New York at 750 feet. The note compares famous structures by their heights.
A compact reflection notes that wise men used to answer with caution and virtue while fools refuse to imitate good example. The passage contrasts prudent conduct with obstinate folly and urges慎注意 in conduct.
Jenee explains the origin of the term posters from old London footways lined with posts that displayed advertisements, separating pedestrian paths from road drives.
A new wall treatment uses chemically treated seaweed for soundproofing in a music school building. The material is fireproofed and formed into boards or panels to reduce noise transfer and improve acoustics.
A compact note on courtship and marriage reflects on how few girls show real care toward a partner. The piece offers a wry look at social expectations and domestic life in a bygone era.
An article extols golf and social gatherings as paths to grace and fitness. It lists prominent golfers and clubs across New York and New Jersey, notes schedules for lessons and practice, and advertises fabric and linen sales from KraStman Co and Altman’s with specials on sheets and pillowcases.
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