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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1918
Page
4
Town discussion centers on whether eastern residents should lay sewers immediately or delay to use cesspools longer. The decision hinges on cost, timing, and finishing in time to connect to trunk sewer, with the town seeking least expense for all while considering future builders and homeowners.
A garbled OCR fragment references ridges or arches and mentions Wiese in a cursory, unclear context. The text lacks coherent facts or identifiable events, names, dates, or places to build a fuller summary.
A historical reflection argues the US move to war shifted from blaming the Kaiser to recognizing the German people as the source of militarism. An expatriate German writer in a weekly asserts the populace backs the rulers and the war, not just the leadership, highlighting a shift in perception of whose support sustains oppression.
The article notes that war restraints touch nearly all firms from railroads to groceries, with supplies cut, government controls, and conscription. Yet it argues overall business remains comparatively easier than in the past, as of the five months ending a specified period.
The piece notes Ventesae failures in the country fallen by half versus 1916 and lighter liabilities for failed concerns, while claiming brisk trade and easy credit. It cites U S allied loans totaling 6 09159 0 00 with monthly advances around 400 million and compares loans to arming friends in defense contexts.
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