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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1917
Page
8
A historical appeal argues drivers should cut nonessential trips and use gasoline more efficiently to support wartime needs. It cites half of U S gasoline used for pleasure riding and suggests practical measures like shutting off fuel at the tank, fixing leaks, and tuning engines to reduce waste and increase mileage.
A brief analysis notes the United States faces about twenty billions annually for war materials while Europe has already spent sizable sums. The article emphasizes the vast scale of wartime spending and its impact on the global financial landscape.
The article notes that the present war demands huge funding beyond the $61.6 billion raised so far and compares it to history, calculating that at $1 per second since the Revolution would yield about $2.78 billion. It urges every person to buy Liberty Bonds to support the five-billion-dollar loan.
The United States Food Administration explains why corn and other provisions are not shipped to the Allies. It notes European nations use 20 to 60 percent corn and potato in bread, Britain allows 20 percent adulteration up to 50 percent, and whole grain shipments face grinding and storage issues, with corn bread not keeping well and paper shortages hindering transport.
The sheriff schedules a public vendue for the premises in Nutley Essex County as described on the Brookline map lot 122 and half of 124, property Brookline Land and Improvement Co. The sale proceeds under a writ of fi fa against Charles E Force in favor of Frederick Fass et al, with Chas E J Thorn as solicitor. The auction is set for November at two oclock p m at the Court House Newark.
In Passaic county court the personal estate of the late Edward P Adams is deemed sufficient to cover debts. An order dated September 25 1917 requires interested parties to appear at the Paterson court house on the sixth day of October 1917 at ten A M to show cause why portion of lands and real estate should not be sold to satisfy debts. The order also directs publication in Nutley Sun for six weeks. William Waren authority.
Ted and John visit the Fifth Avenue department stores to outfit a stylish young boy. The article highlights Milady attire, Middy blouses, blue serge uniforms, velvet coats, and a range of Junior coats inspired by adult fashions at Altman and Co. with colors from tan to blue and olive drab trench coats.
An article reviews Wanamaker and Marger Store displays of Chinese rugs with varied color schemes and intricate designs. It praises large and small pieces, noting motifs such as lotus, birds, and Chinese art objects like Dog Fu figures.
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