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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1917
Page
5
A commentary urges action on unsafe headlight practices due to diffracting lenses and high power lamps. It criticizes poor road safety rules and advocates a plan by the Board of Health to address waste holes and refuse disposal while noting letters from soldiers in training camps and in France for publication.
The article notes that leakage in water systems resists full control and even the best care yields about eighty percent efficiency. It cites Marough and Motley findings, with a municipal intake and distribution loss of over half the water. Last month’s figure reached about 760 000 gallons, underscoring the impact on town service and bills.
A fragmented clipping hints at a reflective piece on time and choices. The text suggests backward motion through memories and thoughts about priorities, with an emphasis on how past actions shape present life and future steps.
A columnist rejects a wartime fashion fad proposing kilts for men, arguing it would horrify women and conjure unflattering visions. The piece defends current suits and derbies as practical and comfortable, notes knee-bagging trouser issues, and hints knickers might rise with any fashion shift, but dismisses the kilt.
Washington and Governor Edge dispute leaves the state in doubt for several days over who has been drawn. The situation affects thousands of young men wondering if they are truly selected.
Traveling exhibit of American patriotic posters issued since the war outbreak organized by Kendall Banning of the Committee on Public Information. The 50 poster collection features designs for the Navy Marine Corps Red Cross food relief and other government departments.
Parts of Vreeland avenue and Park avenue will receive a Tarvia coating as the department proceeds with drainage system work during the week. Mrs. Robert Romelein of Brook avenue entertained on Wednesday afternoon at her home.
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