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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1920
Page
2
The item covers kraut preparation with steps to press and cool, plus notes on drying surplus corn and storing in a dry cool place. It includes hints on baking, oven drying, and preserving rhubarb roots for future use.
Bart H. Johnson of Crestwood, home from a St. Lawrence River trip via Thor Island and New England, says Quebec remains quaint with old French speaking charm. He spent several weeks there and noted the locals' interest in life and daily converse as part of the visit.
A garbled text fragment from a North Carolina item describes a speaker refusing a numeric task and referencing numbers like 29 and 18 in a puzzling fashion. The readable bits indicate a humorous or frustrated monologue about values and entry of a number. The incomplete passage limits clear facts or identities.
A fragment notes Weird's imalion deck and the Digiwe Comedy act at the Parle Expo in 1988. It mentions a "complete Prench of Dewey" and a pot steer to hare with two sheets of date Ter ta makeup.
The readable OCR fragment mentions a rich port and a valley named Arex with unclear context and several garbled terms. It hints at trade or travel but provides no clear event, people, or dates to anchor a full summary.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions attending a cinema or going to a movie. The readable portion provides no names, dates, places, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
A Boston Evening Transcript item reports a quirky order received by a grocer via phone. The caller demands ten cents worth of animal crackers and asks to remove the elephants from the display because the baby fears them.
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