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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1919
Page
2
A Northern New Jersey garden tip outlines how to protect plots from cutworms by preventing weed growth and using soil collars or tin can cups around plants. For large operations, bait mixes with paris green and molasses help control the worm, while cultivation improves mulch, moisture retention, and aeration for healthier crops.
Sales in schools this week amounted to 74 dollars 71 cents with Park 6.91 Washington 8.00 Yantacan 54.65 and Garden 3.50, reflecting contributions from multiple venues.
Science explains ancient mysteries citing oil outbursts causing catastrophes such as Mat of Bodom Souerrroh to the of Elllim. An August Northern Caw enzmination reported 50 000 tons of oil in three days. In San Diego Held in Mexico a July 1908 boreout caught fire and burned 68 days with flames 500 yards wide and 150 yards spread. Window glass paint removal method noted using turpentine coarse salt baking soda and scraping.
Five thousand three hundred books were borrowed from the library in April, a daily average of 212, up from 162 a year earlier. Top titles include Tin Soldier and Sky Pilot in No Man's Land in fiction, plus Practical Shipbuilding and History of the World War in nonfiction.
Two young boys waited for their teacher. One crawled on hands and knees claiming to be a lion. The other corrected him, noting lions walk on their feet.
The passage explains that the phrase “Don’t care a fico” carries real meaning in original usage. It notes cameos and the term fico, a Roman gesture of contempt with finger snapping, appears in Shakespeare and signals disdain rather than indifference.
The post office reports unclaimed letters for Mar Boice Miss Gert Clark Mrs Ward Frank Drake Supt. Drake.
A fragment recalls Mrs. Langtry at a London dinner with an African king guest. He praised her beauty and fame, remarking that if heaven had made her black and fat she would be irresistible.
A compact reflection on how true merit cannot be hidden or depreciated. It will be revealed in time by a person’s own actions, even if rewards lag behind. The saying attributes eventual recognition to intrinsic merit rather than external praise.
Lord Let erhbulme argues business should be mutual, not win lose. He asserts true success comes from shared prosperity where neighbor and self both gain, warning that conflict harms all and predicting a millennium of peace when capital and labor align.
The article notes camels are hardy in deserts while others fade in fat meadows. It highlights the Rhine region with vines on eastern slopes and top varieties such as Banala Burser and Steinberg. The Moselle valley is praised for wine and wealth in the Rhine province.
The brief urges readers to choose positive company to reflect well on themselves and achieve better social outcomes. It emphasizes surrounding oneself with supportive people to cultivate success and favorable perception.
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