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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1919
Page
6
The column discusses practical home gardening lessons from wartime food values. It covers growing beans and corn, soil needs, spacing, disease challenges, and choosing varieties like Stringless beans, King of the Garden, Golden Bantam, and Stowell’s Evergreen. It also notes sowing schedules, frost timing, and tips on pinching suckers.
An old note suggests washing ink stains with treval waters and milk or with vinegar and water then soap and water. The piece shifts to a breakfast table scene where a bald-headed Papa asks his two year old Elizabeth how she prefers her egg.
Nutley Boy Scouts announce a series of events including a May 24 Town Hall benefit for the Camping Fund and a May 17 visit by Sir Robert Baden-Powell. An outdoor demonstration is planned for June with details to come, plus a Peace celebration and a call to Scouts to support Victory Loan subscriptions to earn war service medals.
On Saturday on the Park School campus near Chestnut street a Roosevelt Memorial Tree planting ceremony took place with readings from Roosevelt and a message from James E. West. Mayor Diebitsch spoke on Roosevelt’s manliness and outdoor life as sixty five Boy Scouts joined in passing the shovel for root coverage and several scouts earned promotions and medals from Troop 4 and Troop 8.
The State Federation of Women's Clubs meets at Atlantic City on Steel Pier Music Hall Meynth and 9th to 16th. Sessions start 11 30 with federation business in mornings and conferences in afternoons. Notable speakers include Hon William Runyon and Count Leo Tolstoy with planned performances at Hotel Chalfonte.
Edward pursues engineering work and explains engines to Janet who stays indifferent. He becomes exasperated and tells her she will likely remain just a mother. The text notes the phrase seven seas and seven winds as nautical expressions from travel lore.
The Utility Board orders PSR to file a plan by Jan 1, 1919 for an equitable zoning system linking cost of service to distance and value. War wage hikes and material costs push annual operating expenses from 11.1 million in 1916 to about 18.75 million, implying a five cent first zone mile, one cent per extra zone mile, and one cent per transfer.
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