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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1918
Page
5
A Nutley newspaper column discusses Liberty Loan thrift, urging citizens to compare current subscriptions to last week and to fund war efforts. It covers wartime policy aims, democratic goals for Germany, and criticism of President Wilson’s letters to Democratic candidates, along with public health debates on church and business closures.
A Civil War era reflection questions the essential nature of communication devices, comparing wireless talk, wheat, potatoes, and watches. It notes how items once deemed unnecessary become staples as societies adapt and convenience becomes habit. Historical anecdotes mention potatoes and stockings as evolving necessities.
Nutley men oppose prohibition on ethical and political grounds and plan to vote for the Democratic Assembly ticket next month. They argue that Essex County's result would mirror the state outcome, viewing a Republican defeat as merely useless political signaling.
An advertisement notes extensive patronage and guarantees that medicines are pure and fresh. It urges readers to obtain prescriptions from a specific provider, promises prompt deliveries, lists phone numbers, and mentions a Board of Health booklet on preventing infectious and contagious diseases.
A reader urges buying soap in dozen lots and stacking in a dry warm cupboard as bricks one and a half inches thick. The method keeps bars from touching and allows slow drying so the cleansing power lasts twice as long.
A Booston Transcript quote recalls a shopper's remark when queried about a minced chicken order. The remark hints at confusion over a meal request and highlights a potential kitchen error or mix up in order fulfillment.
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