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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1918
Page
4
The piece argues magazines and major newspapers push for free freight claiming reader deprivation while masking self interest. It notes July first changes threaten additional costs and suggests newspapers would face higher, uniform circulation fees as all papers would pay freight before printing.
An exhortation that victory costs less than a German victory, warning of immense financial losses and loss of power if Germany prevails. It urges Liberty Loans War Savings and safe securities as the path to pay for the war and prepare for postwar peace.
The Sun urges every reader to obtain a copy of the Illustrated Supplement as a valuable record of Nutley today. After regular edition sells at three cents, extra copies cost twenty five cents each, and the piece laments wartime inaction while calling for public pressure to spur action.
Readings from a Woman's Club meeting show plans for a May party for tots under thirteen to be hosted by Laula Rothwell with Mrs. Kimil Miller assisting. A June date is to be announced.
The library opens from 10 AM to 9 PM and lends many books on one card. It buys the latest publications, reserves books on request, and assists patrons in finding information. It promises pleasure and profit to users and refreshes tired readers with good stories.
E S Gardner Nutley Boy Scout Commissioner sets up a one age room at the Board of will be located every Monday evening for Scout meetings. The notice references a weekly gathering and location details.
Fragmentary item notes individuals from Bloomfield Avenue and New Haven with connections to Nutley and Sonanil, mentioning Harold Reed and others in a Thursday context. Details are incomplete due to OCR quality.
A seven year old first grader at Park School caused a scare by fabricating an alibi for being about thirty minutes late. Police, school staff, and the boy’s employer in Yantacan were involved as the tale unraveled with the alleged fabrication recanting.
Mrs Emma Juch Wellman of New York is weekend guest of Mr and Mrs J M Juch on Oak Ridge Avenue. Her visit highlights social ties between families in the Oak Ridge community.
Bets, of Aviation Corp in Texas, plans return in a few days to Atlantic City for a Red Cross benefit event featuring dancing. Mrs. Herbert Post and daughter return from Detroit to visit parents Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Coeyman in Franklin Avenue. Mrs. James Post and Mrs. R. H. Clark and son, formerly of Detroit, also noted.
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