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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1919

Page

9

World Money Standardization Debate Sparks Nationwide Education Campaign

The World Trade Club promotes a campaign to force adoption of a universal money system based on the meter liter gram. The piece argues the decimal dollar and metric measures would simplify global trade, contrasting Britain’s pounds and inches with other nations' systems. It criticizes postwar spoils and questions ability of nations to adopt a common standard amid lingering imperial legacies.

World Trade Club Britain America England

Community Party Plans and Social News

A note on a children’s party plan with parent notifications to Mrs. Charles B. B. Royce. Mrs. Frederick F. Moore hosted a bridge club. Mrs. A. R. Taylor will host the local WCTU on May 27. Mr. and Mrs. R. Kingsland Hey to Bay Head for summer. James R. Hay and Miss Elizabeth Hay to North Hatley for summer. The couple plan residence in Goodnight Texas and California. Mrs. Charles S. Thurston hosted a bridge event. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dunham head to Compo Beach for summer. Miss Constance Williams returns home from Edgartown Massachusetts.

James R. Hay Elizabeth Hay Passaic Avenue North Hatley Canada Goodnight Tex California

The Fragrant Weed’s Early American Discovery

The article traces tobacco use from Columbus era explorations to its native burning for fragrance and later chewing. It notes early observation of tobacco being smoked in large quantities as America was opened up and explored.

America Columbus Cuba

Unaccountably Absent Minded Wedding Day Incident

A Chicago Tribune account recalls a wedding where the groom forgot the ring during the ceremony. The minister performed the service while many friends watched, and the bride remained composed as the groom blurted out his lapse.

Gold Value Through Time in Japan and Americas

The speaker Rev. Dr. W. BE. Uriffix asserts that early Japan had houses roofed with gold and that gold’s value there was historically modest, similar to its value in South America when Balboa sought the Pacific. He notes gold stayed about four times the value of silver up to 1859.

W. BE. Uriffix Japan South America Balboa

Wild Goose Behavior Prompts Hidden Egg Covering

A reflective note describes domestic geese descending from wild stock. Settlers let their geese roam and revert toward a primitive state. Geese lay unusually large white eggs that attract onlookers, so owners cover eggs when away to avoid publicity.

Trinidad Lizard Farm Signals Sugar Era Note

An article describes a Trinidad island lizard farm with equipment for breeding lizards vital to sugar planters and mentions a broader search for toads to aid world sugar output, alongside a note on a device that records car travel data to prevent vehicle misuse.

Trinidad

The Guitar and Rat Projections in Scientific Note

The excerpt discusses the guitar as an instrument with six strings and limited harmony, noting it is easy to learn and best suited for accompaniment. It also cites Lantz’s claim that a rat couple’s undestroyed progeny could reach 20,000,000 in three years, with even higher theoretical figures. It closes with a quotation about life, love, and daily thoughts.

Lantz Scientific American Supplement

The Hornpipe Dance Through English Sailor Traditions

The hornpipe is an old English dance tied to England and the British sailor. It contrasts with modern hornpipes, which are more lively and American in character, believed named after the instrument once played during the performance.

England

Japanese Soldiers Train as Gymnasts for Wall Scaling

Japanese troops are described as nearly all expert gymnasts. Barracks include a gymnasium. They can scale a 14 foot wall in under half a minute by leaping onto each other's shoulders, with one man supporting two or three others.

Bereavement thanks from E Coeyman family

The Coeyman family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during their recent bereavement especially DuPont employees for support and sympathy.

DuPont E. Coeyman

Dates of Western Trading Companies

The Hudsons Bay Company was chartered in 1670 by Prince Rupert and others. The North West Company of Montreal formed in 1779, and the two merged in 1821.

Hadson's Bay Company Prince Rupert North Weat Fo Company Montreal

Scout Demonstration and Food Sale At Vincent Church

Circles 2 and 4 of Vincent Church host a Saturday May 24 town hall demonstration and a food sale. Franklin A. Jane appears at the town hall Friday May 29 and Saturday June 6 for a mock trial event.

Town Hall Vincent Church Franklin A. Jane Anne 6

For Sale Sacrifice-Gentleman's House and Grounds

Single paragraph notice describes a residence with master bedrooms two maids rooms living areas florar large hall drying room kitchen pantry and linen closet four fireplaces bath porch sleeping porch bathrooms and a 115 by 200 lot. Includes vines barn garage golf club field club and high ground with a wonderful view. Easy terms. Apply Mrs. Elder 0 Vreeland Avenue. 5-10-19 tf.

Maida Elder Vreeland Avenue

Mechanically Efficient Copper Washing Machine Demonstrated

The ad touts a copper washing machine built by 1877 experts, highlighting vacuum-driven washing, a light 3 pound setup, full tub use, a swinging wringer, underground mechanism, 10 sheet capacity, 14 pounds dry load, and 2 cents per hour operation. It emphasizes cleanliness, no skim buildup, compact separate unit design, no oil exposure, and simple operation.

Distributor of Electric Home Devices at Nutley NJ

Nutley New Jersey dealer located at 359 Centre Street handles electric home devices. Contact via phone 1155-M for sales and service inquiries.

Nutley New Jersey Centre Street N. J

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Kepe F . and Vreeland Avenues Sensear Nutley, N. J Johnson Foy U.S. A Charles B. B. Royce Royce Frederick F. Moore Elm Place Bridge Club A. R. Taylor Hillside Avenue Mrs. R. Kingsland Hey Bay Head Charles S. Thurston Whitford Avenue Bridge Gilli Edgar Dunham Sylvan Place Compo Beach Conn Constance Williams Nairn Place Edgartown Mass Canon Farrar Boy Scouts of America Pride of Long Island Osborne Kodak Lee’s Park Pharmacy Franklin Ave Cor Chestnut St Chestnut Street Watley, WJ Florida Kyanize S. S. Davis Chestnut R.G. Schaaf Ney Prospect Street Nutley Sun Office B. W. Stager
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