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Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1917

Page

4

Community Church Schedule and Military Food Aid Update

The article lists church programs at St Pauls and St Marys R C Church with daily services and meetings including Sunday schools and youth groups. It also notes the first line of American canteens for French troops opened last month with about 2,000 soldiers per day passing through on leave.

Bou Mra New York Miss Perience Bee Wine

More U S Women Canteen Workers Arrive in France

A second detachment of women canteen workers has arrived in France. The group includes Elizabeth Anderson and Frances Anderson of New Canaan Connecticut, Mary V. Andress of New York, Randolph Dickens of Washington D C, Mary Stickney Lawrence of Rutland Vermont, and several others.

U. S France Elizabeth Anderson Frances Anderson New Cannan Conn Mary V. Andress New York Randolph Dickens Washington, D. C Mary Stickney Lawrence Rutjorthfield Newa A Helen Fee

Cucumber Rind Shared by Arab School Children

A traveler reports in Jerusalem that Arab school children brought meals consisting of barley cake and a raw cucumber, which they ate rind and all, reflecting local eating habits amid abundant cucumber crops in Pelentine.

Pelentine Jerusalem

Moonlight Mischief Ends in Broken Moonlight

A fragment states a three year old boy named Harold ran to Himoth foon's place when the new moon appeared, and their property was broken. The line conveys a lone incident of childlike curiosity causing property damage in a dated rural setting.

Harold

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