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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1917
Page
3
The speaker declares no excuse for neutral stances amid wartime passions. Germany is accused of plotting against the nation with insincerities and infidelities. The choice is clear: despotism or democracy, demanding active aid to prevail.
Commissioner Cook says the town's fire department signal system was disabled purposely and a $100 reward is offered for conviction. Nutley sources claim the accusation is politically motivated, while district leaders urge public disclosure if undeniable proof exists. The dispute involves the commissioners and the volunteer fire company, with broader concerns about public safety and accountability.
The line presents a brief note on a figure known for her peak output, describing the standard she must reach and implying a high expectational benchmark for performance. The text hints at competitive pressure and the need for optimal results.
An Overland owned by a Passaic priest collided with a Ford driven by Armando Cabone of Hoboken at Park and Washington avenues Monday night. Cabone was fined $5.50 for traffic violations, paid under protest with intent to appeal. Passengers in the Passaic car included three Sisters of Charity and a young girl. no injuries were reported.
A banker addresses teachers on thrift and the wider idea of personal economics. He argues saving money is essential but not enough, urging wise spending and debt avoidance. He cautions against installment plans, borrowing, and overuse of dress purchases while promoting self-reliance and skills like dressmaking to cut costs.
A fragment discusses the seriousness of a will and its execution. The text notes that courts may rule the document must stand for the beneficiary and heirs. It frames the matter as a warning about mistakes in drafting wills and the consequence for inheritance.
The passage notes that not all graduates reach top positions yet a significant number secure $2,000 a year or more after graduation. It argues this prospect should reassure students about the value of their business class training and career prospects.
A Nutley Nutley Elks and Newark residents plan a series of auction bridge parties at the Fortnightly Club and Nutley Lodge Masonic Hall starting March 6 for wives of members and guests. Local social notices list visits by Mrs. Wallace MacMann, Mrs. Edward Hudson, Mrs. Theodore Palms, and other residents traveling to Atlantic City New York Schenectady and Newburyport for short trips and gatherings.
Mrs. A M Robinson of Chicago returned home after weeks with Mrs John Boyle of Hillside Avenue. Mr and Mrs Edwin Wright of Highfield Lane will return tomorrow from New Orleans where they attended Mardi Gras. Miss Ethel Brown of Brooklyn spent the week end with Mr and me.
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