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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1920
Page
11
A Nutley Post Office notice lists Johnson Foy as editor among second class staff, marking official clerical roles and responsibilities within the facility records.
An 1920 Nutley local race faces questions on absenteeism and policing as candidates discuss restoration of Nutley post and law enforcement. The piece notes New York crime coverage dulling public expectancy and mentions transit debates, rail losses, and travel challenges between Nutley, New York, and distant cities.
A 1920 letter discusses children under school age and proper home care for Mary. It argues that Mary can manage her children and home even if she works outside, and warns that those with no schooling may need extra help to support the family.
A learned doctor argues that o-choo is incorrect and suggests sneeze or sneeze ada instead. The quirky claim appears in a playful reform note about speech and organ-tfosten tram usage.
Health bulletin notes 45 measles cases reported in week 45 with higher incidence in a region of the UK. Officials urge vigilance and vaccination to curb spread across eastern areas.
New Jersey's oldest business fur trapping closed after a season that began soon after the arrival of the first settlers. The piece notes a dramatic decline and the end of trapping profits, reflecting changes in demand and municipal restrictions.
Nutley Post No. 10 American Legion organizes a tennis team with listed players including Lindstrom for six matches in a planned schedule.
Two lizards inhabit the Trans Caspian desert with fused lower and upper eyelids. The description notes unique eye structure and mentions a possible classification as a traned species.
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