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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1918
Page
4
The Nutley Hi Jon Johnson Foy edits this notice page for second class mail at the Nutley Post Office. Reader guidance and local announcements accompany the brief item.
A mix of 1915 editorial items covers disloyalty concerns with German nationals and dual citizens, calls for swift action and deportation for noncitizens, plus critique of Americans aiding Germany. It discusses education reform through engagement, President Wilson’s Europe trip, a broader Y M C A memorial idea, and local reading of magazine reactions to a Republican Congress shift.
Fragmentary notes hint at an end of conflict and worry over fuel supplies for Nutley residents. The piece suggests pessimism about winter shortages and indicates strict measures to obtain fuel. Sparse details include local concern and anticipated hardship.
The report notes continued contributions to the Patriotic Fund amid a budget shortage drive and United War Fund Week. It mentions monthly Red Cross expenses and a warning that subscribers should maintain their payments until the next Red Cross Drive concludes.
Sneak thieves broke into the residence of Robert Hill on St. Mary's Place Thursday. Police reported a theft of unspecified items valued at about $5. No injuries noted and no arrests reported at this time.
The tangan-tangan weed of the Philippines yields a lubricating oil valued for delicate machinery. Wild growth could produce about 100,000 gallons annually, with cultivation boosting output. Native peoples prize tangan-tangan oil for its medicinal properties.
Eliot N. Smith, town engineer, notes backfill framing covered with fine rubble material for trench work. The goal is to dig up every foot of mine to prepare a new sewer as Noon touts a meeting to prevent En ring organization after over three years. Date November 27, 1918.
Albert Franklin Brown aged seven, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Brown of East Center street Passaic, died Wednesday night at St Marys Hospital Passaic from pneumonia. Funeral services under William K direction will be held today at the house with burial in Glendale Cemetery.
A fragmentary report describes a morning event involving unnamed persons and a financial figure. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret, offering few recoverable details beyond an $80 sum and a reference to a specific place and time.
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