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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1914
Page
4
Local Nutley newspaper announces Saturday issue as second class matter with office on Franklin and Vreeland avenues. Subscriptions priced at 1.50 per year. readers urged to provide signed communications as evidence of good faith, personal attacks prohibited.
Mails arrive at 7.35, 12.45, 2.45, 6.30. Mails leave at 8.05, 1.00, 6.00. Deliveries occur morning 8 to 12 and afternoon 1.30 to 4.30. Collections happen during morning and afternoon deliveries and 15 weekday nights and 7.15 Sunday nights.
The Nutley Sun argues a strong leader is needed to launch the Nutley Progress celebration. The piece urges respected Nutley residents to lead, with committees handling details, warning the project must not fizzle or fail.
President Wilson notes the awkwardness of formalities surrounding high offices in a press club speech. A rustic preacher discovers the dignitaries are just people and the higher they are the more they resemble ordinary folk.
A columnist notes that conversations with high figures should stay practical and neighborly rather than theoretical. It argues autos are often unaffordable for many, citing maintenance costs, storage, and depersonalized garage dependence, especially for rural households.
A fragment discusses doubt whether certain traits stem from eugenics or bashfulness, reflecting a debate over genetic destiny versus shy demeanor in athlete profiles.
A man was shot in Juarez as he reached for a handkerchief in his hip pocket. The piece comments on avoiding handkerchiefs in Mexico and notes calls to oil streets and trolley lines. It cites the English War Office planning $5,000,000 to develop the fleet this year.
Three prisoners were jailed for six months each by Recorder James M. Post after a Tuesday arrest by local police. Douglas McGuire, 22, was detained on Chestnut street for suspicious behavior. he gave Bridgeport, Connecticut as his address. John Garles, 24, and John Mann, 20, both without fixed homes, were taken from Centre street and found to be acting suspiciously. Garles said he was on parole from a six year Trenton sentence for breaking and entering.
A neighboring paper notes no marriages have occurred in Millburn for six months, suggesting a lull in union ceremonies and prompting speculation about local social trends.
A fragmented remark suggests Villa remains unaware of a looming warning as if the handwriting on the wall signals trouble, yet no inkling is evident. The phrase implies an impending consequence and a disconnect in perception.
Mrs. N. FP. Gillingham of Melrose Street entertained Tuesday afternoon with a bridge party. Prize winners were Mrs. Charles S. Thurston, Mrs. D. A. Usina, Mrs. George B. Philhower and Mrs. Dean Welch. Other guests included a list of local ladies.
Mrs. D A Usina gave a luncheon bridge at her Burnett Place residence on Thursday. Guests included Mrs. John C Bolger Mrs. Dean Welch Mrs W F Dabney Miss Louise Van Wagenen Mrs G I Livingston Mrs Carroll Diamond and Mrs P P Labena.
ADefinition describes a debutante as a girl who sleeps late and drinks tea by day, walks backward at night, framing life as a cheeky social stereotype.
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