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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1918
Page
4
Brief town note from the Nutley newspaper with editor Johnson Foy reporting a local occurrence on Franklin and Vreeland Avenues. No further specifics provided in the fragment.
War dispatches describe the St Mihiel pocket as tightening with German lines narrowing, suggesting partial encirclement by General Pershing's forces. Observers note terrain and fortifications may affect morale at home, countering doubts about American troops’ effectiveness in Europe.
The conversion privilege for the Third Liberty Loan bonds expires November 9 under current law. Delays will burden banks and the Treasury by last minute conversions.
The author argues that while Allied critics press for a league of nations and pooled armaments, resolving core principles will require long effort. He contends Germany will no longer threaten once defeated, granting time for civilized nations to stabilize world order during peaceful times.
An itemized note recalls mail and community pleas for thrift stamps, letters, and Boys with the Colors, plus shifts in Park School rooms. It reports arrests in Center street for bicycle sidewalk riding, driving without licenses, and a rifle possession fine, with fines set or pending.
The piece argues that exempting Liberty bonds from tax up to a large amount is fair, as wealthy families cannot hoard significant loan portions. It praises the efficient local enrollment of 13 000 000 men for Washington, noting 1 175 volunteers enrolled and processed, with strong local coordination and national support. It critiques political campaigns and cites Kaiser’s Krupp speech on divine right, reflecting wartime sentiment.
A partial text fragment notes ongoing tensions in a school dispute and urges mothers to address their children's behavior and disposition as the issue continues.
Mrs Mary DeJohn and Melville Kyle were married yesterday by Recorder James M Post at 22 Hamilton Place. Attending witnesses included Miss Eben Kist and Anthony DeJohn, a brother of the bride, who returned home from Arsenal.
A Buffalo broadcast quotes a settlement worker asking if the husband has steady employment. The reply notes the husband spends most weeks in the workhouse, reflecting ongoing hardship and welfare concerns.
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