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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1915
Page
4
A historical argument praises suffragists for extending voting rights and asserts women deserve representation in government. It notes that while men gained enfranchisement gradually, women were once chattel, now educated and taxed, yet still denied a voice in lawmaking.
Lectures hosted by National Housewives' League Headquarters at 25 West 45th Street begin August 2 with Scalloped Salmon by Miss Gorton. Sessions run each day through August 7 covering canning, fruit soups, luncheons, and desserts led by named instructors. A First Aid to the Injured course starts September 17.
Former Mayor James Gilmore of Grant Avenue and Charles L Daly of High Street departed for England this week aboard the S S Amsterdam, signaling a notable local ex-official voyage.
Charles W. Foley administrator of aviator Frank E. Boland files two suits in New Jersey and New York courts seeking about 50 000 and 200 000 against Boland Aeroplane and Motor Company and Nutley Boland after Boland died in an exhibition flight in Port of Spain Trinidad in 1913. Foley seeks an accounting for Boland's widow and four children living in Irvington who received little from the estate.
Suffragists from New York and Pennsylvania will gather August 13 at Lucy Stone’s former Orange residence 16 Harl butt street to honor her 1857 protest against taxation without representation, with processions on highways and rail lines converging on the town.
The Nutley entertainment committee met Tuesday night in Town Hall to arrange the annual excursion. They favors a trip to Long Branch in the last week of August if a train reservation can be secured on parade day. otherwise the excursion would shift to Asbury Park in the first week of September.
The Montauk Theatre will change its program three times weekly on Monday Wednesday and Friday featuring Maud Allen in The Rugmaker's Daughter Charley Chaplin in a film Blanche Sweet in The Clue and The War O Dreama with Helen Gerder in Miss Jekyll and Madame Hyde plus a Keith vaudeville lineup and Paramount photoplays. The Wild West Show at Hillside Park runs August 1 with Roping Wild Horses and other acts extended by Dave Schreyer and add-ons to the Oriental Midway at Luna Park including dancer Princess Nehoma.
Private Michael O'Neil of Upper Mill Street Belleville died of wounds from German trenches in France. Age thirty seven, he served in the British Army for years, later in India and through the South African War earning the King’s and Queen’s medals with clasps. Brother of Thomas O'Neil of Nutley, he was remembered by many friends.
James B. Pringle, driver for the Hawssling Soda Appliance Co. of Newark, was arrested last Saturday night at Kingsland street and Franklin avenue by Chanceman Marion Jencarelli for blocking traffic and refusing to move on when told. Recorder Post fined him $2 on Monday.
Brief fragment shows a photographers exchange with the line Merely awaiting developments. The terse dialogue hints at a pause before a reveal, suggesting a scene of anticipation and quiet tension within a newsroom or press setting.
Growers urged to spray promptly for plant lice including apple trees tomatoes and cabbage as heat reduces their numbers. A 40 percent nicotine sulfate solution with soap is recommended, applied thoroughly to drench all lice, with adjustments for plant type and small-scale applications.
In a Detroit Free Press anecdote a driver crawls from a wreck and, amid mud and blood, a friend asks about insurance coverage. The survivor confirms he is covered, signaling the human cost and practical concern after the crash.
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