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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1917
Page
5
The item records movements of residents including F. E. Williams of Montclair relocating to 338 Passaic Avenue and a street-to-street transfer from Lake Street to Cottage Place involving Mr Dow and A B Stirratt-Mr. Dow.
To Mrs Jessé RD Kierstead by Nutley Realty Co. a plot on the south side of High Street adjoining her present property is conveyed.
James R. Hay transfers No 407 Pas saic avenue to Charles E McCarthy No 26 Enclosure to L F Fallon No 26 Rutgers place to R Kings land Hay No 40 Enclosure to A R Wells. The document records successive conveyances between named individuals and parcels with enclosing properties.
Transfers list includes Bertha F Kingsland to Bessie B Stitzer on Kingsland Street with land 100 by 750, Luigi Terlizzi to Chase Murray on Pake Street 254 feet east from Pas Sai Avenue with 2 by 96, Frederico Natare and wife to Jas Dominick and wife on Essex Street 150 feet from Franklin Avenue 25 by 100 for $1.
A humorous remark from a guest in Browning's Magazine quotes, I had but half a shirt to my back and the other half being in front. The playful line reflects Victorian wit and social satire.
The United States Department of Agriculture holds over a million records on the distribution and migration of North American birds. The files include statistics, maps, and notes on avian populations, habitats, and seasonal movements.
Tuesday February 27 anniversary event by Knights of Pythias in Masonic Hall. Wednesday March 7 second dance of Nutley Society Orchestra at Masonic Hall.
In a snappy exchange, Biggers quips that Old Graball started life by running away with a circus, provoking snickers who retort that he would run away with anything not secured.
In a homely quip Uncle Eben notes that rising turkey costs deepen gratitude, saying higher prices only heighten thanksgiving as people reflect on what they can still afford. The column captures a folksy holiday mood and frugal humor.
A simple salve recipe uses equal parts turpentine sweet oil and beeswax melted together then cooled before stirring. Apply with a thin linen cloth to chapped lips or burns for even coverage.
The reader reflects on simple truthful virtues as the root of noble character. He urges speaking honestly, being true to oneself, and paying all debts as essential moral foundations.
A household tip advises pouring milk on petrol fires to quench flames. The milk forms an emulsion with the oil and prevents spread, leading to rapid extinction.
An assortment of Nutley notices includes bicycle repair and sales by Charles Zehner on Terrace Avenue Princeton Street, rental listings by A L Huntley and L P Knapp, a rental house on Beech Street, horse manure for sale, loan offers by W H Parry, a two family house on Centre Street for 3800, lost passbook found, head and facial massage by Box 91 Sun, and assembly hall rental at Post Office Building with Nutley Realty Co. Also room rental on Whitford Avenue.
The text links sleeplessness to fatigue and stress, noting a few bedtime habits that help. It mentions that emotional excitement worsens it and lists nondrugs such as warm milk, lemonade, hot foot baths, ice packs, and hot blankets as remedies while warning against medicines.
A young woman named Jessica teases Philip about asking for her hand in marriage as he plays a lively piano piece. He replies that some people cannot keep their feet still when they hear such music, hinting at social expectations.
Fragmentary readers note a debated sermon titled Sawed Off Sermon and the Indian Polis News quotes a skeptical stance on work and poverty. The text emphasizes avoiding work and comments on economic hardship in a terse, period newspaper voice.
The Rocky Mountain locust is likely extinct and there has been no serious general outbreak since 1880 as this grasshopper has ceased to be a pest of any great importance.
A fragmentary quotation from Thomas A'Kempls extols true greatness as arising from self-worth rather than external honors, noting that height of honors is meaningless without inner stature.
A quotation fragment contrasts the ideal with the actual, asserting the ideal is the whole truth while the actual is only a portion of truth that has been attained. It emphasizes difference between pursuit and attainment without additional context.
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