Nutley Post Office notice and street addresses
An issue note from Nutley New Jersey announces a weekly publication circulated every Saturday. It lists street addresses iyce Franklin and Vreeland Avenues and provides a telephone number 1190 for subscriptions at $1.50 per year.
Post Office Schedule Mails and Deliveries Given
Mails arrive at 7 35, 12 45, 2 45, and 6 30. Mails leave at 8 05, 1 09, and 6 00. Deliveries run in the morning from 8 to 12 and afternoon from 1 30 to 4 30. Collections occur on morning and afternoon deliveries at 8 15 on weekday nights and 7 15 on Sunday nights.
The Passing Of A Type In Agriculture Labor
The government is called to aid harvests with Kansas needing 40,000 winter wheat laborers. The piece contrasts the old dependable farmhand with roaming young workers who abandon work for spending and landowners seek self reliance among immigrant workers. It argues agriculture must study this persistent labor shortage and adapt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
The Master Remedy for Nutley School Tax Alarm
The piece notes Nutley residents fear a proposed school building tax and rapid need for new structures. It argues education is essential yet questions how to reconcile rising costs and recurring construction with long term societal benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Board of Education
City concerns on tree branches and education costs
The writer argues for temporary relief on major questions while noting that educating children of foreign-born parents remains cheaper than excluding them. They praise healthier spring trees due to the Shade Tree Commission but urge trimming branches that obstruct sidewalks and threaten pedestrians. The note ends with satirical lines about dead men and Mexican reporters, and uncertainty over Coxey's army incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notley
Shade Tree Commission
Holland's Just System Compared With French Procedure
The Holland courts dispense justice without juries and use the judge as the intermediary for all questions. The accused gains the benefit of the doubt and circumstantial evidence is rarely enough for a plea of conviction. The system reduces witness browbeating and treats justice as a noble vocation rather than a trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
City Tribune
Duel Avoided After Fencing Master Reprimand
M Edmond About sought fencing lessons from Grisier to avoid a public duel after a tasteless joke. Grisier taught him little, and About remained a poor pupil. A photo signed by Grisier teased About as his best pupil, prompting Bury’s seconds to intervene and avert a duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Edmond
Grisier
Kieler
Fragmentary Theater Riff Leaves Cast in Disarray
A garbled exchange recalls a theater rehearsal where actors Romeo, Daliet, and Aaliet receive blunt critiques. The dialogue hints at disappointing performances and costumes, with one dancer unable to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
Romeo
Thomeo
Aaliet
Two Early Birds and a Salmon Rivalry at Balmoral
King George and Princess Mary known as the Duchess of Fife are keen anglers and rivals. One autumn at Balmoral they fished the Dee pool for a large salmon. The king tried an early catch before the princess woke, was lectured on sport, and she revealed her own catch hidden behind a rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing George
Duchess of Fife
Balmoral
Dee
King George
Jim
London
Nothing Left and Forgotten Address Jokes in Court
A London Sphere anecdote recounts a man unable to recall his address and recalling it via a telephone directory while a friend narrates. A judge asks a convicted man for an offer before sentencing. the prisoner replies that his lawyer took his last thing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Sims
London Sphere
Staal
London
Women and Betting Argument Sparks Debate
A 19th century quarrel features contrasts between male and female betting as a reaction to disputes. The Cleveland Leader quotes: men use betting to end an argument while women never want to end an argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
The Phonograph Punchline Quips at the Nose
A Toledo Blade quip jokes that the phonograph never sings through a nose, delivering a crisp jab at the device's limitations. The short comic line reflects the era's playful take on emerging recording technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phonograph
Toledo Blade
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