Magazine taxation debate and wartime reflections in Nutley
The piece critiques magazines for their public stance on postage taxes and freight costs, wonders about motives, and calls for broader tax sharing. It reviews wartime efforts, praise for Allied perseverance, and questions government transparency on aircraft progress and reliability. It also notes Patriotic Fund week plans and Nutley community pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's
California
New York
Dedg Ie
Sia
Patriotic Fund
Nutley AR C Chapter Chairman Salary Question
A reader questions the salary of the Nutley Chapter A R C chairman and notes scrutiny of other local officials. The letter cites a financial statement in The Nutley Sun dated the 27th and mentions tabulated items tied to chapter finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Nutley
Nutley Sun
Langiggy
Prefers Portuguese to German in schools and trade talks
A writer commends the Board of Education for backing Portuguese over German in schools and questions Assemblyman Rostock. He argues German language aids disloyal influence, then discusses Brazil as a market and the need to expand American trade after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saw
Board of Education
Assemblyman Rostock
America
Germany
Gundana
Kaiserdom
Brazil
Language study and war aims in 1918 dialogue
A fragment discusses language as a tool in wartime reasoning, arguing English and French enable clearer thinking than German, and claiming nations can be defeated despite numbers and long preparation. The note ends with a dated toast from May 1918.
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Bhe Rutley Sun
Truss
Reeigenen
Siste
Franklin and Vreeland Avenues
Nutley, N. J
Johnson Foy
Beth Mennedtete
Uman
Mutley
Iix
Essex Short Hills
Glen Ridge
France
Rhine
STE Fountain Pensionery
Veankiin
Chesteat
Silverburg
New Jersey
NEW York Telephone Company
Ennet
Army of Savers
Chestnut Street
Naty
Pines of
The
Berkshires
Great Radium Spring Water Co
Berkshire Hills
Pittsfield
Mass
R.G. Schaaf Maley, HJ
Broad Street
Newark
Eere
Chase
Coats
Sherwoods Express
Washington Ave
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