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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
2
Garden columnist urges using beet tops and soaked irrigation to conserve moisture. Discusses mulching with lawn clippings, onions needing rich soil, thinning seedlings, and nitrogen fixation by legumes. Mentions Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Davis selling their Beech home to Westfield on Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Booth of Newark married James neem of Newark in Centre street ceremony officiated by Rev. Harold W. Schenck. Groom Harry Clairborne Waddy, a U S Navy petty officer on the Stockton, will be home after July 1 at 155 South Thirty Second Street Newark.
Mr and Mrs Jean Witbeck of Franklin Avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Edna Witbeck to Sergeant Robert Fitzsimmons son of the late heavyweight champion. The ceremony occurred at Camp Dix on May 17 1918 before the groom departed for Halifax and France. Mrs Fitzsimmons a Belleville teacher asked that the news be withheld until her husband’s return.
Miss Blanche H Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs F E B Hall of 128 New York Avenue and Frank H Herrmann of Newark were married in New York last week. Attendants included Mina Madelyne Hosker Marie Mueller Franklin J Kilpatrick and Harold Jacobus all of Newark. After a Boston trip the couple will reside at the Busby Homestead Nutley New Jersey.
The notice lists job openings with salaries ranging from 600 to 1800 dollars yearly. Positions include mimeograph operator, proofreader, clerk, storekeeper, trained nurse, fish culturist apprentice, coal yard foreman, and correspondence clerk. Applicants must meet civil service exam requirements. vacancies exist at the local Civil Service Board of Examiners, Lewis A. Edwards, room 20, Post Office.
A brief excerpt presents Whitman’s meditation on the self and others, asserting a shared identity across observers. It frames the self as independent yet connected, like a calm, shining stain that persists beyond distractions.
A woman in a movie theater amuses nearby patrons with keen commentary about the film. Her standout moment arrives when an empty Shorikishe dragged by a Japanese couple stops before a house, prompting her to quip the line He lost his horse.
Fragmentary voice muses on the sun’s glare and the heavens over America. The text contemplates philosophy poetry and religion and the inhabitants’ hopes for health and understanding through Thoreau’s lens.
The United States Civil Service Commission lists exams at the Newark Post Office starting July 1 including superintendent of cat treatment paying 5000 dollars, production engineer 9.28 a day, and several other posts with salaries from 1200 to 2700 dollars yearly. On July 8 more tests follow for Education assistant women only 1800 to 2400, assistant designing engineer 9.20 a day, electrical instrument maker and others.
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