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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1919
Page
4
A 1919 summer reflection urges Americans to reframe Independence Day from wartime strife to national loyalty and unity. The piece notes the era’s shift away from factionalism toward a more unified citizenry as the nation marks the holiday postwar.
A narrator contemplates state and county reports and the printer’s bills as they scrutinize a pile of documents. They conclude a five star verdict on the collection while noting many local towns like Ancora Columbus Hill Perrysville and Bloom appear in the records.
The text argues that public support for prohibition exists but notes frequent contrary instances. It contends only strict enforcement nationwide can judge its merits and urges a real trial to settle the issue, predicting quick discard if not upheld.
The Nutley Sun urges local residents to contribute to the memorial parkway honoring service members. It condemns avoiding payments after supporting the memorial and argues timely gifts reflect civic pride and obligation. The editorial contrasts proper guardianship with sham appeals and notes many readers already fatigued by war fund drives.
Townwide reaction follows a March event at Woodbury High School that encouraged speaking in clearer English, reducing slang and mispronunciations among residents. The Education Bulletin notes lingering effects across the town, while the Tribune retorts on views about Bolshevism and political bias.
Yesterday’s happenings elude the Post Office readers as the piece jokes about delays in reporting. The author muses on how judges instruct juries to reach a desired verdict, likening jurors to ordinary men with domestic preoccupations.
Mias Virginia Yardley, formerly a guest of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Ernest Dals ford of Vieeland Avenue, is now at Rahahoth Beach Delaware.
A New York Sun Paris cable notes that all major powers are represented by foreign ministers except Japan with Baron Makino leading its delegation. It warns the United States would appear weak if only Elias and White remain in council.
Mrs Jones and Miss Gwendoline Jones of Brooklyn visited Mr and Mrs Willian T Coeyroun of Cheetrut place. Miss Breell and Miss Claire Streit of Andrews Ind arrived for a visit with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Charles H Streit of Wrosport Street. The party started for Green Pond for the summer. Circle One of Vincent Church plans a lawn fete on July 12 on Mrs Albert Hove's lawn in Vrospert.
A community event at the theatre Tuesday July 8 offers supper from 6 to 8 pm, a fishing display, children’s activities and sales including candy and ice cream. Brass Buttons will headline the program as a night at the movies under the Patrolmen’s committee led by Thomas F. merren Henry Hoeh John Somaracki.
An advertisement touts the IT 18 as a compact, copper built washer from a long-running maker of washing machines since 1877. It features vacuum driven water action, a swinging wringer, underbody mechanism, 10 sheet or 14 pound capacity, and low operating cost, plus self-contained installation avoiding tub space.
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