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Readable lines describe a local organization or event with limited clarity. Key entities are not evident, but the fragment hints at a group or notice involving STV and possibly a name or acronym.
16 Nov 1918
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1918
Page
1
Readable lines describe a local organization or event with limited clarity. Key entities are not evident, but the fragment hints at a group or notice involving STV and possibly a name or acronym.
A disjointed line mentions seventy miles and uses phrases like see we are to bolas on the top plus references to free items, a cup of chocolate, and a biscuit. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or subject.
Fairlee Dabney is recovering after a six week illness described as a theria. No further details are provided in the readable excerpt.
Fragmentary obituary notes list several local families with members serving in the military. Entries mention deaths from pneumonia and killed in action in France during 1918, naming relatives such as Ellen Daw Harrison William Lamb and Bert Townsend, along with addresses in Newark and Ontario.
A fragmented Civil War era letter from Stanley Phillip to Mes KM Phillip lists military hardships and delays. He mentions delays in correspondence, travel pace, and limited space for writing. The note references daily routines and imminent reassignment details while at an unspecified post.
Local official urges the Voca Club to push ahead with a project described in notes about outstanding features. The discussion centers on plans and community impact.
A fragment notes a strong need for children’s underclothes and mentions a positive mood about efforts to address the shortage.
A circular letter from the Atlantic Division management addresses all workers, outlining expectations and duties for Red Cross personnel. The note emphasizes unified effort, adherence to guidelines, and continued service across units.
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