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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1917
Page
6
Readers are urged to explore a selection of Christmas cards and novelties featured in the tale. Local shops highlight seasonal themes and themed gifts for the holiday season. The item list emphasizes festive cards, decorations, and small gifts.
The Sun reports on a dispute over a flag insult claim involving a pupil. After parental and principal inquiry, no credible evidence showed disloyalty or insult. the boy denied wrongdoing and the school found no reason to accuse him. Alice J. Bickers notes the paper’s stance and defends printing history if needed.
Te ix quotes Gen. Hugh 8. Scott as one of the greatest experts in sign language. He unaided secured many states with Indians, mostly through gestures rather than speech. Scott claims fluency in nearly every North American Indian dialect and familiarity with other primitive languages.
The so called enon-cat said to be a cross between cat and raccoon is common in Maine. Natives hold this belief though biologists ridicule it. Many half wild cats in Maine show a raccoon like tail and features with short forelegs and a pointed snout.
The piece argues a sugar shortage could teach Americans to use substitutes in wartime. It suggests liquid sugar syrup as a pure substitute, noting price reductions and potential uses in coffee or tea, with molasses to enhance nutrition.
A mother urges opening a bank account for John while Nenly, a married daughter, recalls his past resistance and the bank’s persistence in asking for more money. The exchange, quoted by Puck, highlights reluctance and financial etiquette within the household.
A stylized speech inold style imagines a German barber named Gott warning that complying with demands would avoid war. He threatens retaliation, including Zeppelin warfare, unless privacy and honor are preserved. The piece uses provocative rhetoric to mock escalation.
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