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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1918
Page
6
Community notes list residents visiting relatives and attending events from Woodland to Philadelphia. Names include Mrs Ma Condes, Charis HL Pool Jr, Phil adelphia trips, Armenian Relief benefit efforts, and numerous local movements between towns and states.
Mrs. Fred Seymour and others attend a card party at the Woman's Club with nine tables auction. Mrs. Julia Davis of Paterson visits Myrtle avenue friends as Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bull close their Yantacaw Place home. Roberta Saunders returns home from Smith College as a cafeteria supper is held at the Reformed Church by the Ladies.
Harry Griffith and Chester Kirk appear among Naval Reserve personnel returning home during the Easter holidays. Helen Sachs, associated with the College of St. Elizabeth, is also mentioned as home for the period.
Thomas Serriella of Silver Lake faced a charge of driving without headlights. He was dismissed on the obstruction claim, with officer Werner of Newark fining another man $2.50 for the same offense.
A seven year old Simon Bolivar played with Ferdinand in Spain. A nurse called a noothanger declared Bolivar would knock the crown from the king's head, and he did so for South America by leading independence efforts.
The account describes Kiev and surrounding towns where people including warriors and traders gathered to strengthen local governance. It portrays the original heart of Russia as democratic at its core.
An old veteran and college curator in Australia is recalled for his malapropism. Two students summon him from opposite corridor ends, triggering his exasperated, forays into linguistic error as he proclaims he cannot be iniquitous.
Henry Haag leads a Fern Creek Kentucky class of boys aged ten to fourteen who memorized 165 verses of Scripture in one week, showing rapid learning and strong biblical engagement.
The Church year at Vincent closes next Sunday with the Ma Street Church Newark conference and a class of men and youths training for vigor. The season will be difficult in January and showers have been added to meet the need. At the annual Sunday School election Joseph D. Little was chosen Superintendent and H. M. Smith Assistant Superintendent with others named.
Tobolisk Gives Premies. Tobolsk is the mere beginning of a city. Some day a great metropolis will stand there. Tobolsk today is what St. Louis or Chicago was a hundred years ago. The half million square miles of the province of Tobolsk include huge areas of rich land, although the northern reaches are lapped by the Arctic ocean. Already a great part of it is sown in wheat and the cattle are increasing from year to year. With the building of railways these great Siberian plains will tell the story of our own West over again.
The text explains using slightly dampened excelsior or straw to swell and fill gaps around breakable articles. This professional packing method creates wedging support to protect china or porcelain more effectively than hand packing.
A five year old named Robbie, playing war with pillows, is interrupted by his mother who uses a stick to hasten him to breakfast. He then pretends his mother’s comeback is Germany and dives under the bed as he declares America will beat.
The data show that whenever a central area expands in England and Wales over the past fifty years the share of urban dwellers rises while rural residents decline. The pattern suggests ongoing urbanization driven by central development.
A cryptic aphorism by Alexander speaks of life as a rigid wall with blessings found in confinement. The imagery contrasts a perilous hike along a mountain road with the risk of toppled cliffs.
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