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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1918
Page
7
A muddled early report shows new player Beye tested at home by a teammate, duplicating his effort with two more points. Breslin and Sitgreaves added scores as the Juniors dominated the final ten minutes, leaving officials and observers charmed by the performance.
The Nutley Rifle Club will hold its annual meeting January 15 at Park School Auditorium after drill. Officers to be elected include President Edgar, Vice-President H O Goughlan, Treasurer John B Taylor, and Secretary R J Dufourd with M Juch as executive. New officers will be announced. Also notes on pipe installation caution and gradual tightening of joints.
About 300 teachers and pupils competed in winter games on the Park building oval Tuesday afternoon. The sled regeree sanceeee was won by Miss Jane and Miss Helen Ryan finishing second to Anna Troy. Bronson Djengki won the ice event with Kenneth Bi Prine and John Thompson among top finishers. Other events included Ski Race won by Robert Condit with Edward Condit second and Monroe Wragf war third. Girls race won by Misseen Aarticipant. Coasting for Distance saw Robert Condit win among eighth grade boys with Harry Van as runner-up.
Weather keeps students home with no Monday classes. Sophomores meet in study hall led by vice president Margaret Eville. Sophomore King election set for February's third Friday. Thrift stamp day planned Thursday in Mr Harwood's office. Soccer season paused until snow clears the oval. Sophomores suffer a 22 to 8 loss to Junior girls in a challenged game. Mid term examinations slated for the February week. Alan Shaw is ill with grippe. Humanities definition and purpose noted with reflections on learning. Meteorite dust mentioned as a notable ocean feature.
An educator notes that Tale Palmas has a capacity akin to a genie’s cousin, showing persistent effort yields results. Those who belittle patient, plodding work will find success comes only through steady, disciplined effort.
A simple forensic trick uses tea powder rubbed with a knife on white paper. If Prussian blue pigment was used in coloring, small blue streaks appear across the paper, indicating pigment presence.
Napoleon remarks on women’s vice and virtue versus men and on mothers’ behavior. A stray quote discusses Bulgarian milk and sun exposure increasing ultraviolet effects on germs during drying, highlighting nutrient concentration.
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