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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1910
Page
8
Advertises varying enameled ware items with low prices from 5c to 75c each. Lists pie plates pudding pans sauce pans and more with descriptions like new colored imported ware and steel gray enamelware. Includes offers of limited choice and bulk pricing cues.
Curtain stretchers offered in several sizes with prices from 98 cents to 2 dollars. Highlights include adjustable pins, strong construction for heavy curtains and easel back models that resist rust and fold for storage.
A fragmented sale listing advertises NRS Potters sad irons in a three iron set with stand and handle and a variety of household items. The ad includes prices such as 85c for the iron set, 25c for eight rolls of toilet tissue, 75c for galvanized wash items and willow cloths, 98c for clothespins and blacking cases, and other small items priced to move.
Advertises clear jelly glasses with tin covers at 19 cents each and glass cake plates in a large, attractive size. Includes piason jars described as best quality machine made fruit jars in pints and quarts with specials.
A vintage advertisement promotes Borax Washing Powder and blue enameled large sink strainers. The copy touts the items as handy and useful with price hints around 9 to 10 cents and a larger 88 cent figure referenced, reflecting a wholesale or retail sale listing.
The Epworth League of Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church held a social Monday evening at the church. Attendees included Miss Rae Eagleson Miss Marjorie Lichtenstein Miss Gladys Stacey Miss Agnes Crocker Miss Elsie Smith and numerous members led by Rev. Warren L. Hoagland.
Town Clerk Busby issued licenses Tuesday night for hunting season. State residents pay $1.15 while non residents face a $10.30 fee and must apply to the County Clerk. No hunting allowed without a license.
Miss Catherine McGrotty hosted a Wednesday night gathering at her Walnut Street home with vocal and instrumental music, a dance, and a social. Notable attendees included Thomas Hall, Miss Hall, Miss Winfred Belton, Michael Connolly, Walter Cumings, Miss Katherine Murren, and many others.
Richard Jackson son of Dr and Mrs A Jackson of Franklin avenue finished the Pasteur institute treatment yesterday. It will be three weeks before all danger passes but no bad symptoms have appeared yet. His parents expect him to recover. The boy was bitten weeks ago by a dog which was found to have rabies after examination.
The St Pauls Congregational Church will observe morning services at St Pauls. Rev Henry J Condit will preach on Because The Lord Loved You and the children. An evening Prayer Meeting is planned at 7 45 oclock with extended kingdom privilege.
A partial OCR line indicates a hospital response context in New York with mangled terms. The readable items hint at medical or institutional language but lack clear names, dates, or events to confirm a specific incident. Further text required for a definitive brief.
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