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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1921
Page
6
An excerpt describes squash vine borer as an insect causing wilting and eyelike eye marks on vines. It notes symptoms such as leaf curling and stem damage followed by dust and drooping. A suggested remedy aims to kill the white worm and save the crop using a thin pen like treatment.
A report notes a bridge across the Grand Canyon during a Ghent visit. The text references the bridge site just above a feature named ffee and claims it is the only bridge over a 500 mile stretch.
A weary Mike endures a long census interview with puzzling questions and evasive notes about what to answer. The scene hints at fatigue and confusion during a routine data collection.
Willem D. serves as vice president while Eka is secretary in a brief organizational notice with names listed for governance roles. The fragment confirms leadership positions and party or group identifiers are not provided.
A garbled excerpt asks “Three Who was the third” and references art, years, and a purposed social scene. The readable lines suggest a poetic or theatrical fragment with unclear authorship and context.
Vague notes indicate a car purchase near a busy street. A concerned resident warns that the vehicle may travel for about an hour if the roads remain crowded and street conditions stay unsettled.
Fragments show a writ of feert fi directed to the complainant in chancery involving between parties W Henry V and Mary Bebinekl. The readable text is damaged and unclear but indicates a sale or exposure of a claim within a court chancery setting.
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