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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
9
Readers are invited to send communications on subjects of local interest with signatures required. Personal attacks will not be published and submissions need not be printed as evidence of endorsement.
Nutley residents rally behind a Parkway scheme selected as a town project funded by a tree and shrub sale. Trees cost 260 dollars and shrubs one dollar, with many small contributions preferred to few large gifts. Committees urge prompt payments to treasurer Charles B. Royce. The column also reflects on postwar treaties, Washington street issues, and farmer daylight saving protests.
Litigations set to allow two five beer sales this summer may change Nutley liquor trade. If beer is permitted, many dealers expect licenses to ease and a shift to beer only sales could revitalize a wavering market. Local merchants foresee changes in brewer relations with authorities over time.
The piece notes Mayor Hylan’s controversial stance on newspapers and crime while highlighting Nutley’s upcoming religious arrivals. It mentions one new minister and a probable second debuting September 1, praising their distinguished backgrounds. The column also jokes about readers’ attention to a lengthy peace treaty and celebrates progress in women’s rights.
Instructions describe repairing glass items using gelatin parts mixed into a solution of potash, applying the paste to broken edges, pressing firmly, and exposing to Mirest sunlight for several hours to set.
On April 10 Jacques Cartier departed France with two ships and 122 men to establish a North American settlement. He reached Newfoundland in May and entered the Newfoundland waters on the feast day of St. Lawrence, naming the gulf after the patron saint.
A simple method uses a tablespoon of sugar in water to make a cleaning solution. Soak the umbrella, then open it and sponge each gore from ferrule to tip, letting it air dry with the umbrella open.
Henry Ward Beecher states that a test fertilizer is essential for soil improvement. He argues that lime gypsum bones and green manure alone have limited value without this spirit of tylostegene terprixe and latelligener.
A damaged text segment mentions effort and oil quantities, referencing a boy and workers. Specific names, places, or dates are unreadable, leaving only vague references to gallons and people.
A reflective note by G George Evot suggests happiness grows when one stops chasing ease and comforts and resists the urge to always follow personal will. It frames discontent as a cue to change how one pursues desires and goals.
The text discusses freedom as humanity’s fate and the growing reach of liberty across the globe. It speaks in broad, aspirational terms about eventual universal gain for those who seek it, emphasizing a hopeful trajectory for all people.
A brief quote urges modesty and teamwork, advising not to boast of deeds but to praise colleagues. It suggests boosting collective merit by acknowledging others, not personal achievements. The remark frames collaboration as the path to broad respect and success.
A compact unit operates beneath and holds 14 pounds of dry clothes or 10 shear capacity. It costs 2 cents per hour to run and fits as a separate laundry module. It does not tumble or tangle fabrics and avoids heavy liftings. The design eliminates un.clamping and separate rinsing steps and avoids oil hazards above the wash.
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