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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1917
Page
2
A four year old recalls the pie bought at a store and triumphantly returns with the pie saying she asked for one with embroidery. The item appears amid a string of assorted anecdotes and curiosities.
The term by laws meant town laws, with by meaning town in old Norse. The usage appears in Derby and Whitby names in the Danish era of ninth and tenth centuries in England.
An eighteen year old youth in Guildford England was charged with forgery. He boasted that he could sit down and produce a treasury note in about thirty minutes. The forged notes were crudely made but matched the size and color of genuine notes, potentially fooling in a bad light.
The passage argues courage stems from will surrender, suggesting true manliness grows as the will is relinquished, with emphasis on tempering courage and strengthening character as per the Thess Exchange.
Misa Vroom from Hillside Avenue hosts a candy pull with friends on Thursday evening. The Nutley Branch of the May/air War Relief met at Mrs. Fred Seymour’s home on the enclosure afternoon. Everett Coe from Vreeland Avenue returns from Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs John Bradley from East Orange visit Mr and Mrs Daniel R McGinnity on Kingsland Road. Abner Rutan of Brookway, recently stationed with the Navy, also in New York office. Alonzo Bross of Mountainview Avenue is ill at home. Mrs speak hish Mra ene nerar Chestnut Street. Mrs Otto Bluhm of Whitford Avenue entertains at tea Thursday. John Walters of Vreeland Avenue, after a stay in Syracuse N Y, is home for several days. The Ladies’ Aid Society of Vincent Church will host a Dutch supper Friday evening October 26. A rummage sale Wednesday raised $60, with Mr Gormley of Jersey guests of Dr Edward Whelan on Franklin Avenue.
A reflective line notes that happiness comes from a calm temper in any set of circumstances, praising the virtue of adapting one’s mood to changing conditions. It echoes a Humean sentiment on self mastery and resilience.
A concise aphorism urging living with a clear intention and purpose guiding every action. The quote attributed to Phillips Brooks emphasizes striving to be meaningful through daily deeds and decisions.
A short saying warns against venting hard luck stories to others. It suggests people have little time for others' misfortunes and encourages keeping personal troubles private.
The passage urges citizens to financially support the United States war effort through Liberty Bonds. It appeals to pride, unity, and duty, arguing that bond purchases fund victory and secure future history for descendants, stressing the bond as security beyond any personal guarantee.
A Fort Leavenworth note thanks the Red Cross Comfort Kit Section for the kits sent. Signed by John H N A and P Murren from Company B 7th Page Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
Names and addresses appear with property types and prices including Oak Crest place and Park chicken coop cost 20 dollars and Franklin avenue bakeshop cost 1000 dollars. W H Bennett at 78 Mountainview avenue has a storage building listed for 100 dollars.
A large oak on the lawn of former Councilman Daniel DeVries on Kingsland street was struck by lightning last Friday. The tree, about twenty five feet from the house, was toppled.
The local Patrolman's Benevolent Association invites members and guests to its annual dance at Town Hall Auditorium on Friday night December 7. Proceeds support scholarships and officer welfare through the union.
The local Post Office lists unclaimed letters for William Allen William Allen appears twice P N Harders Frank C Drake and Supt. The notice names recipients and includes two instances of Allen.
A fragment from the Atlaotu Constitution describes a loud disturbance as shingles shook the roof and the singing moved the shingles toward the sky. The unusual wording hints at a ceremonial or mythic scene involving the Senin people and a booted hero.
Three year old Buddy, the flower car rider, interrupted a solemn wedding as the minister read the ceremony. In a loud clear voice he asked Monon if the minister was reading a story about the hears.
A compact shed style workshop suited for small estates. It includes a carpenter’s bench, a coat recess, a wood rack, and a tied storage area for tools and garden essentials, offering practical storage and work space.
A brief note urges trust in Providence and confidence in oneself as guiding principles for actions and decisions. It emphasizes faith and personal resolve as sources of strength.
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