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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1914
Page
4
Nutley New Jersey weekly announces letters to the editor must be signed, calls for concise communications, and lists mail times and delivery schedules. Readers are urged to submit succinct opinions. signatures are optional for publication.
The piece contrasts early 20th century warfare with older mythic battles. It notes Latin American revolutions like Tampico and Torreon as real war, stresses modern tactics such as trench hugging and dispersed formations, and compares Russo-Japanese methods to historical knights and crusaders. It highlights Villa’s personal leadership amid a more machine like command structure.
Nutley residents urge the Newark Paterson trolley line to restore open cars in warm weather. They argue closed cars are hot, dusty, odorous and uncomfortable for summer commutes, noting other lines already offer open trolleys. The debate frames ridership comfort and seat availability as key concerns.
The Vera Cruz Mexican Herald May 10 highlights a vivid ad for a bull fighting display by Antonio Martin and Maria Aguirre Lomeli in a local building. Other items mention window washing costs, Dr. Charles W Eliot on church symbols, and critiques of railroad leadership and national spending.
Miss Florence Maclagan and Ernest Adelbert Bickell were married at noon Thursday in Passaic. Rev W Gordon Bentley performed the ceremony at St John’s Episcopal Church with only family present. After the ceremony the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside at 109 Lafayette avenue.
Fay Hart Afotor Car Company of Passaic was fined $10 by Recorder James M. Post in the Police Court Monday for violating the ordinance forbidding damaging signs on trees.
Russell Sargent of Melrose Street has returned from the Isolation Hospital after three weeks of treatment for diphtheria.
The Kansas City Star urges preserving and planting trees as silent allies for health and comfort. It notes trees beautify streets and enhance nearby rivers, lakes, and shores, contributing to physical well being and urban livability.
Mr Farwell discusses trees as climate moderating shade providers and air purifiers. He notes trees radiate heat in winter and act as wind breaks, boosting property values and community welfare through aesthetics and health benefits.
The Howe family thanks friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy during their recent bereavement. Hester Howe and family express appreciation for support and kindness.
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