A Prussian Central Europe and the Allied Choice
The piece argues that encirclement and aggression by Central Powers would unify Europe under Prussian leadership. It proposes an alternative stance: accept autonomy for subject nationalities, allow the losers to join a world confederacy, and avoid annexations. It warns that Allied inaction could cement a Prussian dominated Central Europe.
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Bismarck
Germany
Hungary
Austria
Bulgaria
Italy
Serbia
Russia
Roumania
Mid-Europe
Central Europe
Eschuss
United States
Senate
Europe
Junkers
Social Democrats
Central
Business as Usual in Wartime Economics Debate
A wartime column argues against halting spending on luxuries to fund Liberty bonds and Red Cross aid. It claims the economy can withstand continued consumption of necessities while redirecting some funds to war needs, urging calm against don t stop spending fanatics and stressing the shift of money and labor to essential production.
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Red Cross
Nut- Joy Patriotic Fund
Inopportune times call for Red Cross giving
Henry P Davison argues war needs and high donations as the U S approaches broader mobilization. Nutley case shows exemptions thinly spread. many will face physical exams and draft of 500000. Proposal may require lower standards or higher draft age.
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Red Cross
America
Henry
P. “Davison
Nutley
Experimentation With Dust as Road Surface Alternative
The Board of Commissioners will test dust layer compounds that deliquesce or coat the surface with gluten instead of oil. Manufacturers claim equal effectiveness with less odor and no tire or floor damage, though cheaper heavier asphaltic oils may bind less well. Observing results on our streets will determine practicality. Mosquitoes have been nearly absent for two summers.
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Board of Commissioners
Explosion Heard Far From Battle Front
A striking remark recalls a shot fired near Boston whose sound was allegedly heard 25 000 miles away, echoing the distance Lloyd George described. The remark highlights the extraordinary reach of a single blast in wartime narrative.
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Lloyd-George
Boston
Luncheon Benefit for Red Cross Held by Mrs Seymour
Mrs Frederick Seymour hosted a luncheon for eight, aiding the Red Cross. Guests included Miss Elizabeth Prout, Alfred V. Seaman, Benjamin Hurd, Mrs D Anthony Usina, Mrs R Kingsland Hay, Mrs Lewis Fallon, and Mrs Sumner White. Mrs Harry B Husted of Daily is convalescing at Southampton L I.
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Elizabeth Prout
Alfred V. Seaman
Benjamin Hurd
D. Anthony Usina
R. Kingsland Hay
Lewis Fallon
Sumner White
Harry B. Husted
Southampton
L. I
Social Notes from Nutley Club and Local Gatherings
Nutley society pages list hostesses and gatherings through June. Mrs. Andrew MacCorkindale hosted a Monday afternoon club meeting. others, including Mrs. John Mackay and Mrs. Edward Verg, plan summer activities and entertainments. Marriage and engagement news intermix with cards, bridge, and birthday observances across residents on Center Street, Hillside Avenue, and nearby locales.
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John
Mackay
Hillside Prenue
Arthur Engler
Albert M. Ayers
Edward Verg
Highfield Lane Shampooing and Hair Work Service
Hair work and shampooing offered at Highfield Lane. Telephone 1039 R. Combing and washing services available.
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Highefield Lane
Miss Florence Oakes Weds William Lewis at Newark Church
Adele Oakes daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Oakes of 59 Bloomfield avenue married William Lewis of Montclair Monday at Elizabeth Avenue Baptist Church Newark. Rev George McNeeley officiated. They plan to reside in Montclair after a wedding trip to Boston.
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Adele Oakes
J. A. Oakes
Bloomfield Avenue
William Lewis
Montclair
Elizabeth Avenue Baptist’Church
Newark
George McNeeley
Kaufmann and Halsey Tie Quiet Newark Wedding
Miss Ethel May Halsey daughter of Mr and Mrs William Norwood Halsey Centre street and Clifford Carlisle Kaufmann son of Mr and Mrs M P Kaufmann Franklin avenue were married Wednesday morning at the North Reformed Church Newark by Rev Charles H Stewart. The ceremony was a quiet family affair. After a wedding trip the couple will reside at 5 Whitford Avenue Whitree Park.
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Marion E.mustoe
Ige Mustoe
Brookfield Avenue
Worshall Pearson
Marion J. Pearson
Hillside Avenue
88 Mustoe
Missustoe
Mr. Pearson
Gladys Ayers
May
Ellen Forrester
ara.Windheim
Florence Bedell
Marie Spinning
Jean Buxton
Charles Liebau
Dorothy Wal
Thomas Nichols
Orman Dunnewitz
Newark
Ethel May Halsey
William Norwood Halsey
Centre Street
Clifford Carlisle ‘Kaufmann
Franklin Avenue
North Reformed Church
Charles .H.~ Stewart
Alma Jackson and William Ahrens Married in Cathedral Home
Miss Alma Jackson and William Ahrens wed Saturday at the bride’s Cathedral avenue home. Rev. Henry J. Condit officiated. attendants were Bertha Applegate and Hulda Hornish. Elmer Rowe served as best man. the couple to take a month automobile trip then reside in Syracuse.
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Alma Jackson
William Jackson
Cathedral Avenue
William Ahrens
Jersey City
Henry J. Condit
Bertha Applegate
Mies
Hulda Hornish
Elmer Rowe
Hornish
Katharine Kreitler
Syracuse
Violin and Guitar Strings Sold at Guthrie Shop
P F Guthrie lists violin mandolin guitar and banjo strings with prices at 296 Highfield Lane near Nutley Station, inviting players to stock up.
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Highfield Lane
Nutley Station
Gower and Church Tie the Knot in Newark Nuptials
Frederick Gower of Newark and Kathryn Ward Church formerly of Hillside avenue were married last Saturday in Newark. They will make their home on Hillside avenue.
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Frederick Gower
Newark
Hillside Avenue
Kathryn Ward Church
Student earns full marks after unusual exchange
A pupil answers a teacher's question with a clever remark about "their scarcity," prompting the teacher to award full marks in this brief anecdote from a short story collection.
Theodere Parker Quote On Bravery And World Welfare
A quote from Theodore Parker emphasizes that mankind’s victory rests on bravery strength and skill. He asserts the humblest will serve in a great army that achieves welfare for the world.
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Theodore Parker
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