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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1911
Page
4
Nutley dispatch notes post office mail arrival times and Saturday collection hours plus a lengthy editorial on Taft’s reception, La Follette supporters, and voter registration changes. It contrasts editorials with political predictions and cites local electoral turnout and registration figures, referencing Governor and Senatorial commentary.
The passage ridicules childish byplay and asserts Wan J Taft will secure the Republican nomination for president. It argues Taft is a formidable stalwart who imagines no doubt of victory and notes Te-ehlan influence in the convention context.
A patient says the pharmacist will heed physician orders with careful attention and use only pure fresh drugs. The message urges readers to trust prescribed remedies and the pharmacist's devotion to accurate compounding.
The attorney general of California says women must reveal their age to register despite winning the right to vote. The Trenton State Gazette argues secrecy should be allowed, noting many oppose age disclosure and urging reform of age and registration rules in New Jersey.
John F. Clark Jr son of a former assemblyman and Bessie Varrick daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Varrick were married at Rev William C Nelson home in Passaic last Saturday with immediate relatives present. The couple planned a New York trip before a temporary residence in Nutley. The bride, a Nutley girl, formerly lived on Prospect Street and Mountainview Avenue.
Elmer Schaeigas, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Schaeigas of Jason avenue, was knocked unconscious mid afternoon after a ball struck him in the head while he stepped up to bat. He was carried home and revived.
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