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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary notes describe a night event with chaotic or violent elements. The text mentions a time reference and a reference to classes, but specifics are unclear. Further readable details are needed to form a complete summary.
An ordinance to create a public place for deposit of ashes and to set terms for bids and deposits in Nutley New Jersey. The measure calls for final reading and adoption by the Board of Commissioners with dates in July 1920 and shows signatures of Blum Cook Howe Schaaf and clerk Simon Blum.
An ordinance to amend a prior Nutley ordinance providing digestions for a sewer system and for the relocation and construction of time with all necessary appurtenances as required by the town council and public works department.
A fragmented line from the local notice references spending at Bradley Beach during a rammer period. It notes budgetary items and possible allocations tied to the town’s recent activities and maintenance.
A fragmentary report notes a speed of about 32 feet per second and mentions a skater on skis achieving rapid leaps. It cites a rate of 1 foot per second and hints at a disputed record or method, with unclear context and garbled wording.
A partial and garbled note discusses satisfaction with a chosen spot at home and the ease of daily life. It mentions not needing to resign or complicate routines to enjoy simple pleasures like going to the movies.
A large structure described as the Grand Halies rises with a 600 talles large base and about 200 width. A shifting sand bottom supports the formation.
A 19th century instruction suggests dipping a stained item in pure melted tal low and then washing with 1 percent milk to remove ink. It claims milk neutralizes acids and helps fade the spot by soaking, rubbing, and rinsing in cold water.
A Brooklyn Eagle note explains how plant scents differ by part. Roots emit distinct odors like tris and vitivert, leaves such as mint and thyme release their own, while stems woods and bark including cedar sandalwood and cinnamon carry characteristic aromas.
A stray OCR fragment notes a player maneuvering across a curved path to reach every part of the court. The line hints at a wide-reaching stroke or strategic play but lacks clear names, dates, or standings.
A Boston Transcript quip recalls a golfer so absorbed in golf he ignores the moon. An astronomer guides him to the moon through a telescope and the golfer quips that the satellite is “eute’ tr dupkera” in inspired slang.
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