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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions editor Johnson Foy and communications, with garbled phrasing about faith and a sale. No clear event, date, or organization is readable. Context suggests a newspaper item note rather than a full report.
The Red Cross funded research on trench fever and related illnesses among U S soldiers in France. Sixty six volunteers underwent inoculation as studies proceed on trench nephritis trench heart and other war maladies while the organization expands methods to reduce vermin in gear and trenches.
The piece argues motorists are unfairly taxed again by patriotic fund drives. It notes fund canvassing interrupts traffic and that drivers who already contribute should receive protection from further levies when crossing town lines into Belleville or Pascaic. The author decries repeated taxation as unjust.
An editorial discussion weighs whether the United States should seek help from Russia or limit intervention as nations weigh self interests. It contrasts wartime aims against Mexican troubles and considers how to obtain foreign aid while avoiding entanglement in a family quarrel. It cites urban factions, wage disputes, profiteering, and a Freeholders case over Overbrook.
A critic argues the Kaiser cannot win without crippling Allied sea power and banks on Western fatigue. The piece targets lazy allies and profiteering interests including financiers, capitalists, and labor leaders as factors shaping Germany’s chances.
The fragment hints at a large source of satisfaction or value, but details, context, and specifics are unreadable. No clear people, places, organizations, dates, or events are identifiable in the available text.
A clipped phrase from Belleville Times notes L. M. Jones references Yor a Son of Ol ri on tee Feen and Shin Pain with an unspecified proof in a brief literary interjection.
A household tip suggests using crayons to color over a white spot on wallpaper. By matching the color of the surrounding image the blemish becomes less noticeable and blends in with the design.
A fragment notes two pins and a meaning of maturity for a pineapple plant. It states each plant bears four pineapples in the lifetime of three years and mentions Hawaii and exportation of the fruit as credible.
Tubal is credited with revealing the harp 3875 years before Christ and sacred writ notes David playing the harp before Saul in 1063 B.C. Ancient manuscripts place the harp in Ireland during Geide’s reign about 850 B.C.
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