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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1917
Page
4
The Afternoon Club outlines a season focused on novels and literary works. Meetings resume Friday with Mrs. Frank L. Busby hosting and a program mixing readings from Moliere and Austen, plus varied authors and discussions through spring.
Sunday services and programs led by Rev. Chester J. Hoyt include Sunday School promotions, Communion, Bible readings, and receptions of new members. Evening services, Young People’s Society, Junior Christian Endeavor, and Boy Scouts activities are listed along with meetings of the Men’s Association and Home Protective drills. Local Catholic and Reformed church notices, Red Cross events, and Rally Day plans are detailed, with multiple pastors and leaders named and dates implied for fall activities.
A buyer named Wes Too accuses a salesman of misrepresenting discount terms. The buyer says the order would be subject to the usual discount plus 15 percent for trade, and the salesman had already stated a fair bill. The buyer then suggests canceling the order.
An unreadable OCR fragment shows a dialogue with a stern parent and a child. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or places to establish a coherent event or report. No verifiable details present for a full summary.
A compact survey of curfew history notes the term curfew tyme as a fire safety device and cites old metal fireguards. It includes brief literary snippets from Poe and remarks on poetical temperament and social quirks, with a humorous line about rat traps using linseed oil bread.
Jersey Sunday School Association schedules its annual convention at Broadway M E Church on Tuesday through Thursday November 13 14 15 with the theme Saving and Serving. Emphasis on patriotic services and educational Sunday school work includes two morning sessions for various departments.
A Detroit Free Press fragment reports a confrontation where a man named Irete threatens someone named Diu to settle a debt for cat clothing. The dialogue includes questions and replies about the matter.
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