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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1917
Page
5
A mixed church bulletin lists St Pauls St Marys and Church of the Holy Family events. It notes prayer services sewing and Red Cross hours and Junior Christian Endeavor. Holy Family offers a free reading open to all Christians and Stephen’s P E Church details mass times and meetings.
A closet design divides a shared bath wall into a top third with two back to back shallow medicine closets and mirrored doors in each bathroom. The bottom two thirds extend through the depth of the unit for towel storage, with each division opening into a separate bathroom.
A well known singer, noted for a heavy frame, recently died. In Dublin he performed a sentimental encore of an Irish song. A gallery heckler quipped there would not be room for both of them, reflecting ridicule of his girth.
The article notes advances in tunnel work over the last century surpassing earlier centuries. It mentions the Jeng tunnel into mountain rock extending about 400 feet with a lofty chamber. It also cites rock temples at Nabla and Lvtin toe as showing ancient techniques have modern relevance.
The text records a jumble of recalled phrases about a mother guiding a friend over the phone. It mentions Howell and homely auntie, with an implied coast town setting and conversations about family members.
A short note extols books as wealth beyond measure, saying without reading one is poor, while even the poorest gains riches from the treasure of books that grows endlessly.
In the matter of the estate of Edward P Adams deceased an order to show cause is issued. Administratrix Honor C Adams appears under oath with a true account of personal estate and debts. The court sets a hearing at the courthouse in Nutley on the ninth day of September 1917 at ten A M and directs publication in Nutley Sun for sixteen weeks.
The Nutley Board of Commissioners ordains abolishing the Town of Nutley Board of Health and places health oversight under the Board of Commissioners. Ordinances conflicting with this change are repealed. First reading October 4 1917. Second reading October 16 1917. Adopted October 23 1917. EMIL DIEBITSCH A S WILD P COOK Attest.
Local Boy Scout troops plan an outdoor meet at Yantacaw Field next Saturday afternoon at 2 30. Morse signalling dressing contest horse and rider contest advanced firet mid war scaling tug of war Semaphore signalling tilting and Paul Revere contest are listed as events.
The court ruling centers on a magnah decision involving a respondent linked to an eye injury incident. Witnesses described a tense altercation leading to harm, with statements about followable procedures and potential appeal. The case notes procedural steps and potential corrective actions in the legal process.
A fragment discusses a meeting involving a young man and a girl with questions about a parsing or transcript by Heaton. It notes curiosity about the nature and implications of the parse and whether it reveals any clear meaning.
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