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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1919
Page
2
Garden column from the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station outlines methods for growing melons cucumbers and squash at home. It covers hill planting sizes spacing compost manure barrels watering and pest control including a method to combat borers and advice on thinning and cultivation.
A 1919 poem reflecting on soldiers returning from war. It praises endurance, renewed manhood, and high standards. The piece notes courage found in suffering and a vision of a brighter, just earth born from humanity’s efforts. May 20 1919.
Scientists report sudden cold snaps in tropical and subtropical waters cause mass fish deaths. Many fish are chilled to death or washed ashore when water temperatures drop near freezing. The event is locally called freezing and linked to unusually low water temperatures.
A fragment explains that money is any widely accepted medium of exchange. It notes that value is recognized by government or consensus, and that items from animal skins to shells or paper have served as money at different times.
The library will close at six on Wednesdays during June July and August. On Saturday evenings it will stay open from 7 to 9. It will be closed on Memorial Day May 30.
A described superstition links knocking on wood to ward off envy after boasting. The practice, possibly European in origin, later associated with the Trinity and linked to oak wood as crom material. The saying dates from as early as five thousand years ago in various customs.
The article outlines John Tyler born March 29 170 in Charles City County Virginia who became vice president in 1841 and briefly president after William Henry Harrison's death. It mentions his presidency and role during the Confederacy era.
A New York Post quotation notes how a dull conversation or woman’s mood can brighten when someone inserts a provocative topic, suggesting new life comes from a bold, taboo idea. The remark plays on social nerves and wit in urban dialogue.
Multiple transfers recorded including Philip Kirchner and partners to 16th Ward Ba LAs on Brookline Avenue, Patrick Stephan and others on Brookline Avenue, and other parcels along Florence Street Nutley and Whitford avenues. Transactions with sums of $1 to $2,100 describe parcels, dimensions, and street frontages in Nutley Realty Co, Bar ny Estate Co, and related entities.
A Bacon quote argues houses are built to be lived in not admired for form. It urges choosing practical use over mere conformity while both options exist.
Bertha Sonnabend and husband mortgage to Arion Building and Loan Association at 6 St Marys Place 100 feet from Conover Avenue for 4000 dollars. Mary Barone and husband mortgage to Sali Pig Monteiro at 5 Brookline Avenue West 41 feet from Centre Street for 4000 dollars. Madeline F Bullock and others mortgage to Bank.
Clerks Co operative Bank and others transfer parcels and properties in Nutley Vreeland Avenue Kingsland Street and Franklin Avenue. Transactions include 1000, 3750, 700 and 450 dollar deeds involving Abraham Cueman John Romano Frank Speer and others with various lot and block references and adjacent property lines.
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