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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1919
Page
13
The piece argues for moving all holidays to the Monday nearest their dates to reduce business disruption and boost productivity. It cites Decoration Day Christmas Fourth of July and Labor Day, noting changes would not diminish meaning and citing the day saving concept as a model for congressional action.
A discussion on censorship as a deep human trait, noting prohibition as a phase and censorship of pictures. It argues against police and moral authorities censoring art and poetry, with critiques of naive officials and uplift advocates.
The article notes Woodrow Wilson praising free speech as safety while highlighting Eugene Debs serving fifteen years for exercising that right. It recalls Wilson's role in enacting the law used to convict Debs and mentions the Peace Conference selecting Wilson to explain treaty terms to Germany.
The piece argues many can pay two to three thousand for a house while ten thousand price tags deter buyers. It suggests small, well built bungalows as a solution, noting California's example and recent public discussions in Kearney and Rutherford about eliminating nonessentials and knick knacks to lower costs.
The notice calls for suitable vacant land near Nutley for development into small houses or tiny apartments. Emphasis is on practical sites at fine locations on Nutley’s outskirts to support compact housing colonies.
An editor debates whether elected officials should follow constituent majorities or personal judgment after election. The piece questions parental requests to drop teachers, the limits of constituent influence, and the difficulty of holding a clear rule of conduct amid political compromise. It notes Memorial Day timing and mentions a disrupted Saturday mail delivery.
The piece criticizes Friday news gaps and mocks anti League of Nations sentiment. It argues the League’s core goal to prevent war remains a significant step from 1914 and notes the current peace treaty disappointments. It contrasts youthful indulgence with global politics and questions neutrality.
Alvin J. Reynolds of Bloomfield avenue, who served in France with the Engineers unit, was honored at a home gathering in Belleville hosted by his cousin Elmer Reynolds of Academy street Monday night. The event featured music, dancing, supper, and national colors as decorations.
Kathleen and her sister Darlas quarrel over a pair of shoes Kathleen recently bought on approval. Kathleen insists the shoes are on furlough and must not be opened, while Darlas curiosity sparks tension about the family purchase.
The week end selections highlight best buys from Whitman's Park & Tilford Schrafft's Junson and other manufacturers. Exclusive agents sell Orlandos Riceros Benefactors Spencer Arma Cigars Fatima Nestor Pall Mall and more. Kodak cameras start at $2 with in house developing and printing offered.
A fragmented security of diamond appraisal emerges from a garbled text noting that colorless beryl resembles a diamond when well cut. It stresses that even skilled brokers may confuse gems, underscoring the need for modern gemological expertise and careful verification.
A hands on guide touts an Easy Electric Vacuum Washer built by veterans since 1577. The copper unit claims low weight three pounds, no heavy parts, simple controls, and a ten to fourteen pound dry load capacity. Demonstration urged.
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