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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary notice mentions places Landeg Viceland Avenues Nutley and general guidelines but contains garbled wording, no readable event or outcome to summarize.
A Saturday 1919 column analyzes Henry Ford as a towering yet paradoxical figure. It critiques his organizational genius and vast wealth while accusing him of complacent certainty and cultish influence, noting his self defined views and attempts to spread them widely.
Readers question how enforcement of traffic regulations affects motorists as papers report on Dill and Newark planning a conference to curb wild driving amid rising incidents and safety concerns.
The editorial argues against aggressive price cutting by a milk depot and questions whether small per-quart savings benefit individual families. It critiques broad claims of consumer savings and urges focus on product purity and fair methods. The piece also riffs on President Wilson, the League of Nations, and British wartime conduct with skeptical humor.
Catalog lists various rugs and fabrics with sizes 9x12 8.3x10.6 6x9 and more. Items include Finest Wiltons Best Royal Wiltons Body Brussels Rugs Border Grass Rags These Rag Rags Klearflax Linen Bugs and Grass Matting in multiple widths and regular prices. Some lines show discounted at prices.
The excerpt discusses a disputed line and growing numbers of figures named Harry Hawkers and Sir Douglases. It mentions traffic on Washington avenue at night and a claimed speed of about 2.75. Mayor Disbitechanya notes night traffic is congested but not as fast as before.
A cryptic phrase appears to reference market terms bulls and bears and a Boston publication. The line hints at a transcript or column discussing stock trends or commentary without specific figures or events.
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