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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
7
A collection of brain teasers and games for children including arithmetic puzzles with long distances five miles and more and a puzzle about a wolf and a mother. Also describes experiments with a penny and vase, an alliteration game and party games Ruth and Jacob the Lawyer and a riddle about weather cocks and lawyers. Ends with a daily wish poem for each day of the week.
A collage of kitchen instructions and household hints. It covers a rabbit dish with broth and dressing, bread crumb stuffing, and a brown gravy, plus methods for cleaning and mending, and small recipes like oatmeal drop cakes and Lyonnaise potatoes. Also includes tea brewing tips and turnover filling ideas.
Nutley Town Council adopts a resolution calling a March 5 meeting for residents to register sentiment on an ordinance creating a town wide garbage and ashes collection system. The proposed ordinance would require separation of ashes, garbage, and paper within a designated district and specify two receptacles per dwelling for proper disposal.
The town of Nutley New Jersey schedules a public meeting on March 5 1940 to register voter sentiment on a garbage and rubbish removal ordinance. The notice states fines for violations and outlines collection terms by a contractor. Frank L. Rusby is the town clerk announcing the event.
A fictional exchange features Senator Sorghum claiming to study telepathy to learn others’ thoughts and reveal them first, as quoted by the Winshiveton Star, illustrating a satirical view of political communication.
A fragmented listing shows multiple street corners and intersections in Passaic and Bloomfield areas. The text references locations such as Ingsland Road Keaze, Hawthorne Avenue, High Street, Bloomfield Avenue, Prospect Avenue, Franklin Avenue, Chestnut Street, and other cross streets amid a series of special designations and neighborhood markers.
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