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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
9
A reflection on Germany's reluctance to sign a peace treaty, possible emigration plans, and American public opinion on suffrage and state issues. The column also comments on New York tax policy, Nutley infrastructure plans, and local civic concerns in a light critical tone.
A continuation lists payments and salaries for town operations including Frank Klotz, Harry Hull, Bank of Nutley interest, Stager Bros feed, Mrs. Schneider town dump, electrician and salary items, road oil by Karn er-Quinlin, and various other vendors and arrears. The entry shows routine municipal disbursements and contractual expenses.
ALLYN VROOM completed an eighteen month naval assignment in Great Britain and Ireland. He served aboard a destroyer Shaw returning home via the Azores and Bermuda with a convoy of four ships. The Shaw now lies in drydock at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and he plans to rejoin her for Pacific duty.
Captain Arthur H Brown senior chaplain of the Moth Division has returned from France after a year’s service. He visited his brother Burton S Brown at 315 NutH yave region before resuming duty in the line. Previously he led the Episcopal church in Lewia New Jersey and spoke at a union meeting about chaplaincy and doughboy service.
Lieut Alvah B Brown attends general Court at Biloxi Mississippi. Lt Brees head of Provost Guard at Hoe reports duties with City County and Department of Justice force cut from fifty three to eighteen. Earle Blair of 3d Motor Mechanics Camp Mills spent Sunday with parents. Lieutenant Weld Arnold home from Prasee. Raymond Symonds and Raymond Dacey listed with local connections after service in France. Edward Carroll, Coxswain Paul Grossman stationed aboard Nevada at Centre Street home.
The Kempton Council of the Royal Arcanum plans a dual celebration at Masonic Hall marking the order's 42nd anniversary. A Ladies Night with entertainment and refreshments will be held as initiations and programs at meetings unfold. The order notes strong finances and a high solvency level amid war and epidemic years.
A fragment from the Galveston News mentions a test involving a wet rag to determine if sour heart’s complexion is natural or altered. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or full names.
The piece features quirky lines about a clever cardener and a crowing oak tree, with a humorous contrast to a pipe smoker whose ash grows inside the briar. It reads like playful wordplay from a satirical column.
A brief line in the 6G charity column quotes EK P Whipple discussing an inborn gentility or geniality attributed to certain people. The note reflects a quip rather than a formal assertion, capturing a social remark in the era’s tone.
A listing highlights popular fiction such as Dawn by Porter and The Undefeated by Snaith, alongside City of Trades by King and Secret City. Non fiction includes Belgium by Whi and Ambassador Morgenthau's Story, with works on self management and business by Kipling and Lewis.
The text discusses a perceived deeper meaning to the forest experience and how people relate to it. It suggests a shift in view toward purpose, collective effort, and personal accomplishment amid nature’s challenges.
A fragmentary note reflects on books that profit the reader and teach practical lessons. It cites Roosevelt warning that reading can empower a person to equip himself with knowledge useful in the battle of life.
A family tragedy leads to a young girl crying over a new red coat that cannot be worn to a funeral. The mother had dressed the girl in an old black coat instead, leaving the child distressed and upset at the event.
A moral exhortation urges self control to keep a clean heart and pure feeling. It warns that anger destroys happiness, and compares temper to a key that unlocks lasting joy and contentment. The piece encourages personal discipline for inner peace.
A child named Donald Frost, age three, is described as interrupting prayers with a brief phrase during evening routines. The text notes a controversial or mocked amendment added to the prayer context, mentioning another individual and a mispronounced request involving an elder.
A fragmented passage discusses ant development with garbled terms. It suggests ants have limited growth due to family or environmental pressures and hints at comparisons with industry labor. The text references forced growth and access to food, implying stunted development and social factors.
A fragmentary note recalls an old man named T who saved money to buy a Christmas present. He mentions living on a Peon etivanle farm and getting a gun as his gift, in a reminiscence cited by F. W. Hewe's Monthly.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions a person and unclear actions. It references a name possibly Kir celon and a event involving cutting teeth. Details are garbled and no clear outcome or context emerges from the readable text.
Advocates describe a copper built machine since 1877 that uses vacuum action to move water through clothes. It claims low lifting weight, 10 sheet or 14 pound capacity, swinging wringer, and under-unit mechanism. It emphasizes cleanliness, no oil leakage, and no interference with regular tubs. Demonstrations offered.
Nutley New Jersey business listing for B W Stager a distributor of electric home devices at 359 Centre Street with phone number 1155 M confirming local trade contact information.
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