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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1916
Page
6
John Becket of the Yountakah County Club Springfield relocates to 509 Franklin Avenue. C A Woolsey shifts from Sylvan Place to Baltimore.
Elizabeth B Johns and husband to Thomas Nichols Jr high street and Hillside Avenue parcels valued at 2500 dollars. William Meyerholz and others sell to Andre MacCorkindale et al on Oakee Street Union Avenue for 2500 dollars. Joe L Davis and Natley Realty Co transfer on Yantacaw Place Elm Place totaling 2880 dollars. Michele Ricciardi and Casimiro et al acquire lots 239 and 240 from Newark and Natley Realty Co for 130 dollars.
Property deals include Julia Doelle to Elizabeth B Johns at 5 s High, lot 50x11 with names Mescham & Sons and John Davie. Henry S Date to Grace W Dalee at Elm Place 125 ft by Brookfield Av. Nicholas P Perrotty trustee to Michele Ricciardi lot 239 and 240 with Newark & Natley Realty Co. Also Antonio Solimine et ux to Newark.
Notley Realty Co and Newark & Notley Realty Co own lots 305 240 329 and lots 248 249 in a mapped second party arrangement. A dispute involves Nicholas F Peretty and Michele Valentino et al with a listed sum of 69 dollars.
Cancellations of taxes shown for Nutley area properties include blocks and maps with amounts such as 54.82 dollars for 25x103 block G map 114 and 2200 dollars at 50 Florence Street Brookline. other entries name Edna Keyser Aime Lariviere and more with various property locations and sums.
By James R Hay J ve Bouvier house at 197 Natley Avenue Colpitts in New York is referenced with mention that Mecaiaites summered at the Bouvier residence.
Schedule details listed include mails arriving at 7.35 and 12.45 and 2.45 and 6.30 with departures at 8.05 and 1.09 and 6.00. Morning and afternoon deliveries occur with collections at 7.15 each night.
A Youth's Companion excerpt explains how an Indian universal sign language enables communication across tribes and even continents. It describes gestures for peace, life, death and greetings, noting two chiefs conversing in Washington with no shared spoken words.
The article notes Denmark’s political stability contrasted with the sea’s power over Jutland. It describes dike protection as essential like Holland, and details coastal inlets where water intrudes despite elevation. It cites the 1825 breach of Lumsjord by North Sea waters creating an enduring island.
London Spectator notes the novel written in 1826 contains self portraits in veiled forms notably the character Vivian Grey. Disraeli later assumed the title he had invented fifty years after the book. The piece highlights intelligent anticipation and a curious self-referential naming by the author.
The text explains that sheepskin served as parchment before paper and as a substitute for vellum, which comes from calfskin and is finer for illuminated work. Tanned sheepskins, or basils, have legitimate uses but are mainly used for imitation purposes.
A mother urges her son to stay home and study the Declaration of Independence by heart. The boy resists, arguing that the idea conflicts with his notions of life liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
A fragment from Baltimore Sun dialogue shows two undergraduates discussing telegraphing for funds. One asks if money was secured from an old man. the reply confirms telegraphing the governor and receiving the message that the money is in his pocket.
Early morning chats reveal a husband who stays out late against his wife’s wishes. The fragment shows gossip worthy of a Houston Post clipping, noting his frequent activity provoking talk and disconnect with home routines.
A tree in the Indian Punjab grows prolifically with a remarkable long taproot reported at eighty four feet, sinking vertically sixty four feet into the soil, notable for its depth in a very dry region.
FOR RENT House six rooms and bath on edge of new Parkway. 100 feet front. Rent 24 dollars. Apply A. P. Dickinson 85 Vreeland Avenue telephone 01 Natley. Also FOR RENT five rooms with gas and water opposite the park price ten dollars. C. R. Brith 234 Harrison Street. Furnished room with board Box 78 Sun office.
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