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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1918
Page
4
Entry at the Netley New Jersey post office as second class matter shows a local editorial staff headed by Johnson Foy. The note indicates publishing at the local postal facility and local readership focus.
The notice states men in the United States aged eighteen to forty-five must register under the new law. Those aged eighteen to twenty and thirty-one to forty-five are affected, with specific deadlines if they have passed or will pass their eighteenth birthday by the upcoming Thursday. It covers exemptions for those already registered on prior dates.
The Senate roars over the draft as armories are emptied for dramatic effect. The author ridicules the act as a gross violation of citizens rights and calls the mastermind behind the plan a genius or lunatic, a grand comedian.
The Paper and Pulp Section of the War Industries Board adds its orders to long standing Post Office rules on selling newspapers and magazines. Publishers must maintain specified standards as dictated by official agencies.
The Sun announces strict distribution and payment rules under wartime economy. Readers must place standing orders and keep subscriptions paid or risk losing copies and service as dealers limit print runs to anticipated demand.
Nutley urges residents to support the Fourth Liberty Loan to fund troops in trenches. The article notes U S money backs soldiers and calls for immediate planning and participation in the war bond drive to secure home front and national defense.
A provocative piece predicting England will publish a list of submarine commanders, framing the forthcoming roll of dishonor as a mirror to wartime failures and leadership scrutiny.
The passage condemns a list labeling 150 German sailors as brutal killers of women, children, and wounded foes. It laments that some of the 150 perished with their ships, while others survived, highlighting the horror of their wartime acts and the cruelty attributed to their trade.
An official German note discusses Mitts and remarks on rapid departure, noting unusual wording as it describes the swift movement and departure with emphasis on language and manner. The fragment hints at formal communication and stylistic critique.
The Sun extends holiday greetings to all readers celebrating Rosh Hashanah with warm wishes for a peaceful and joyful new year.
Walter Holderfield of Nutley Garage and Machine Works crushed a finger of his left hand Thursday while inspecting the speedometer gear of an automobile under repair. The injury was reported as severe and potentially involve loss of the finger.
Town Clerk Simon Blam announces a registration drive under an extended non power law asking for twelve interpreters. Six will handle Italian and six Polish with one of each language at each of six polling places where the registry is conducted.
Local Boston note says Mr and Mrs Forbes will host their respective parents for gatherings on both sides in a family social event.
Eight year old Eleanor declares she likes all kinds of beans including green beans navy beans and human beings in a humorous dinner table exchange.
England uses alfa fibers from northern Africa to produce high quality white paper since 1862. The new material has found wide use in printing books and magazines in the country.
A fragment notes that smoking an entire day caused no apparent harm, with the only visible result being the death at the emoker. The source cites Daily Thought and Walt Whitman in a terse paragraph.
The notice lists wig and beauty services with hours 2 to 4 daily and Friday evenings. It instructs Sunday entries by appointment and provides a telephone contact 3118 for Passaic Suite 510.
The opening meeting is Monday at 3 p m with a brief business portion then Vacation Notes. At 4 30 Mrs Nina J White of Mraver pe will owe fifty samples of dehydrated foods and explain War Savings Stamps savings and sales. sales occur each morning from 10 to 12 30 am.
A five part educational program titled A Trip to Japan will premiere at the Park Theatre next Saturday. The opening night will feature a Mollie King film in addition to the serial.
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