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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1918
Page
2
The Nutley Patriotic Fund reports its receipts and disbursements for the period ending November 7. Cash on hand October 7 was 2038.31 dollars and receipts from subscriptions totaled 1791.66 dollars.
Financial figures show cash on hand 923.71 as of Nov 7 1918 and pledge data across months and towns like Cedar Grove Nutley Caldwell and Verona. The item closes with a promotional blurb praising Fatty Arbuckle comedy and sheriff in a week of high grade motion picture entertainment.
Guy Bates Post will headline The Masquerader at the Broad Street Theatre in Newark for the week starting Monday night. Efforts to arrange an immediate engagement were hindered by his Australian tour and high demand left many Playgoers unable to secure tickets.
The provided OCR fragment contains disjointed phrases such as Road By and Yeah Perrot with names unclear. No coherent event, issuing bodies, or dates are present to summarize into a complete news item.
A reflective note urges avoiding worry as the main cause of mistakes. It counsels careful work, faith in ability, and persistence after a fall, promising better performance tomorrow. The message uses a proverb about spoiling vines to illustrate how fear disrupts honest effort.
The passage describes three kinds of sweet odors floral aromas and balsamic and notes attar or essential oil of perfume produced by distillation maceration and enflourage.
A Rotary club meeting feature on advertising ends with a joke about a partner named Walker who advertised for a boy yesterday and now reports his wife has given him twins. The remark underscores the reach of promotion in everyday life.
Uncle Wisewind jokes that being a professional philosopher means people wake him to ask why he does not follow his own counsel. The quip frames a humorous take on self guidance and public expectation.
A reflective quotation debates whether memory should be disciplined with schools of memory and, more, with schools of forgetters. It asserts the tension between remembering worthy facts and discarding trivial or harmful recollections. Parlette offers a provocative meditation on memory ethics.
The note reflects a belief that neighbors cannot afford certain needs and that others feel unable to meet their own costs, signaling a community concern about financial hardship and mutual perception.
The text contrasts pride with actual skill noting that a man claims wide capability yet struggles to wheel a baby buggy with one hand. It highlights skepticism toward exaggerated self belief and practical dexterity.
Unquoted line from Uncle Eben compares busy men to bees, arguing busyness consumes time without yielding results. The saying frames a moral about prioritizing meaningful work over constant activity.
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