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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
10
Fragments describe a Nutley Lyceum event with Marmors of Hoboken in one basket and a lone visitor scoring in field play. Lineups and scoring lines show limited readable names and periods, with partial totals and salaries noted.
Reneee Lan is noted for fast pace as the second period opened. Lovgoed Bonkers guard contributed to rapid car movement and control this season, with emphasis on speed and ball handling during early action.
A team of Franklin Reformed Church Men’s Association members will face the Passaic Reformed Church basketball team in an evening game. The event aims to raise funds and showcase local players.
A Portland lawyer preparing for his wedding sees a lantern at a street hole used to warn traffic. He borrows the light to guide the ceremony. Neither he nor his bride view the red light as an omen.
A Kansas City Star note describes two trucks moving average burdouid items to transport furniture and old clothes donated by a housewife to a new residence.
Arkansas leads states in mineral production with bauxite and novacite. Bauxite supplies aluminum ore while novacite fuels most U S oilstone production.
The Grat American grammarian Lindley Murrey, a Pennsylvania native and Quaker, died nearly a century ago. His Grammar of the English Language was the first American authored textbook used in schools on this side of the Atlantic, first published in 1704. Rapid Communication notes advances in telegraphy with a device converting dots and dashes to taped signals, needing machines for rapid transmission.
An advertisement from the Hard.Wear Department parries with playful lines about bedroom salts in oak and satin walnut finishes. The copy riffs on textiles and pajama comfort as more pliable material.
An Agricultural Department note claims one standard yard of mixed well censored wood equals about one ton of anthracite coal. One and a half cords soft maple or two cords cedar, poplar or bass wood produce the same heat. A cord of seasoned mixed wood equals at least a ton of bituminous coal. The text also references the Duke title and the Black Prince as historical context.
A note on the troubadour birthplace and meaning. The long haired figure with a grand fate is a misreading. The authentic sense is a person who discovers his own songs. Provencal roots show spellings troubaire and trovador. The term derives from a verb meaning find.
A concise maxim extols choosing righteousness even at personal cost. The speaker emphasizes moral integrity over comfort, arguing virtue outweighs easier, less ethical paths.
The Nutley Board of Commissioners in Essex County New Jersey enacts an ordinance establishing temporary improvement bonds to meet costs for sewer work and related rights. The ordinance specifies sections and authorities for funding and construction.
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