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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1919
Page
5
The snippet indicates a Post Office entry noting second-class matter with JOHNSON FOY as editor, suggesting a local newspaper's mail designation and editorial credit. No further context or events are provided to expand.
The board proposes fostering athletics in the high school to stimulate art and realize education as the goal. It argues youth must be motivated and notes that keeping pupils engaged with their school is essential to pride and participation.
A terse remark notes that without stimulus America has not reached a stage where athletics serve as bait for higher education. The statement emphasizes prudent use of sports in academic contexts.
A lengthy editorial discusses the proposed vehicular tunnel under the Hudson, urging fair costs and balanced compromise. It contrasts New York’s location with its transport misery, cites weather and price impacts on fruit and crops, and notes Nutley’s property tax rates and daylight saving debates.
The remark accuses golf players of pushing through a measure for profit while ignoring workers. The speaker, calling them depraved, asserts a big interest benefits from laws they dislike and questions the motives behind the legislation.
The 31st Dixie Division adopts “The Soldier's Commandments” with rules for conduct in combat and support. It stresses avoiding firing on the unseen, aiding wounded comrades, and maintaining courage. Major Gen. LeRoy and Major Gen. X. Silver are noted in connection with the guidance.
A fragmented appeal notes advertisers and townspeople urging reading of a notice. It hints at widespread desire to possess information and a long day of urging action.
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