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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1917
Page
4
Editorial note argues that any resident who does not contribute to the Nutley Patriotic Fund places an unfair burden on others and encourages civic participation to share the obligation.
The passage describes a brutal attack on Captain Wolf Larsen by a savage crew using knives revolvers and clubs in a dark hold. The captain fights to reach the deck and survive while the crew lose teeth in the struggle. It contrasts with wartime lessons and local civic concerns amid union and trade debates.
The piece discusses a skip stop plan for Nutley transit, suggesting elimination of more stops could improve service. It urges trial of the plan and calls for Nutley to mobilize 6500 Red Cross members, praising war effort support and urging continued participation. It notes variable unsigned communications and editorial delays due to a holiday.
A fragmentary critique discusses taxation shifts and a War Revenue Act provision. It notes Section 209 of the War Revenue Act of October 3 imposing 8 percent tax on earned incomes above $6,000, excluding government officials, and questions its relevance and fairness.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a regular army man involved in a Sunday School scene. Allegations touch on inebriation, aggression, and a potential confrontation with a person named Me Laven, with fragmented phrases suggesting a fight or disturbance.
The Nutley community must see how knitted sweaters for soldiers are allocated. Nutley Women’s aid has raised funds and labor, with concerns about theft and duplication, and guidance on proper distribution through camp commandant channels. The writer urges reporting of Nutley boys’ needs and strict oversight to ensure resources reach the intended soldiers.
Readings show extreme cold with limited warmth in recent days. Weather observers warn of ongoing frigid conditions and urge protective measures for vulnerable populations amid scarce daylight.
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