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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
6
A Garden column advises home gardeners on preventing and fighting common plant diseases such as lettuce drop and anthracnose. It recommends destroying infected plants, ventilating cold frames, avoiding excess water, sterilizing soil, hot sand applications, and Bordeaux mixture sprays to protect lettuce celery cucumber radish peppers and other vegetables.
A class from Mrs Henrietta Foster Westcott will present a recital at her Newark studio on Tuesday. The program lists songs by Speaks, del Riego, Blumenthal, Tosti, Loewe, and Puccini among others with piano accompaniments by French, featuring performers including the Ensemble Class and individual students such as May Lampa and Myrtle Humphrey.
May circulation reached 4958 with a daily average of 189. The library closed at 6 p m and opened Wednesday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock, an improvement over last year.
Miss Ruth Plain of Chicago wed Frank C. Huntress of Keene New Hampshire Wednesday at Grace Episcopal Church. Rev Charles Walkley officiated and guests dined at the Hersloff residence. The bride wore white satin and lace with orange blossoms. bridesmaid Miss Hersloff wore orchid chiffon. Bride's gown and bouquet featured orchids. couple to live in Keene after a wedding trip.
A fragmented passage describes someone pulling a cue from a pocket and opening a device. It mentions a song tied to the moment and a focus on a specific action in a reflective scene. The text reads as a cryptic note rather than a complete narrative.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and places with coats and values. Entries mention Fred Smith on Alexander Street, John Neth Walter Tae ee dwelling with 3000 dollars, Jacob on John Street barn moved, H Bonington 235 Kingsland sae kitchen 517 dollars, Joseph Dinopestere Bloomfield Avenue store coat, Donato Mererre Bloomfield Avenue dwelling 2500 dollars.
Fragmentary text references price changes for a pie product and materials costs, wartime effects on central Europe trade, substitutes for live stock, and a cooking meal context. Details are garbled and names unclear.
A garbled text fragment discusses magpie lore and names connected to the bird. It mentions beliefs about sightings signaling luck or misfortune and hints at variations of the name Marguerite or Margaret and affectionate nicknames.
The fragment describes a scene where twine is kept and a lithe wooden brace is described as approaching a hook with a pecking motion. The language is archaic and cryptic, offering a brief glimpse of a mechanical or craft-like action without a clear narrative.
Kempton councilaire announces a return to Masonic Hall for a first meeting. An upcoming schedule note indicates the gathering will occur at the hall, with further details penciled in for December and January.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mrs. Stanley fillyer of East On span and J as Sean of Avenue, lacking context or a readable event or action to report.
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