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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1919
Page
9
The Nutley column rails at national policy and sugar and coal price controls while praising Roscoe Symonds as town engineer. It questions petition investigations, warns of forgery risk, and notes Newark's congested Broad Street as a cautionary tale.
President Tom O'Neil of the Bank of Nutley then a Board of Education member asked a question that resurfaced as a point of discussion in a past meeting.
Residents on Centre Street grow skeptical that Neeee good roads will not lead to sewer completion. The growing belief centers on delays and local assurances about drainage and infrastructure.
A reader questions whether the latest note to Mexico is the fifth or sixth in a sequence of ultimatums. The piece discusses uncertainty over which deadline or demand is truly the last and whether further action is expected.
Tarkington Baker, general manager of the Universal, is back in New York after a long period of discussions aimed at expanding Universal’s presence in Los Angeles. He was in constant conference with executives to push for growth and policy shifts.
A famous woman teacher aged eighty sits in a college dormitory veranda in a wheelchair. A student brings ice water in a silver mug. the teacher finishes the drink when an onlooker notices her holding the cup.
Fragmentary excerpt describes bee digestion and honey production. One stomach digests while another processes honey. when honey is ready it is expelled through the mouth.
The text cites the reaction of fat with an alkali such as lye, exemplified by tallow reacting with lye to form soap. It notes this chemical combination as a common method.
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