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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1917
Page
5
Unclear text shows a Nutley New Jersey reference with Franklin and Vreeland Avenues and a mutely dated postal notice. The fragment mentions Johnson, Poy, and a mail matter recorded at the post office.
A debate on official wartime statements questions Secretary Baker’s claim that the Liberty Motor is the finest aircraft engine. The piece notes past doubts about American aircraft readiness, contrasts standardization with quality, and suggests Europe could have surpassed the U.S. if given similar market incentives.
The piece discusses war profits taxes in Britain and the United States, arguing British levies reach about eighty percent while US excess profits taxes in early war years stay under thirty percent. It notes corporate exposure to public scrutiny and questions Senate reluctance to tax excess profits, suggesting the plan did not go far enough.
The piece argues that broader hostile states would push South American nations toward a western hemisphere coalition to deter European interference. It notes Nutley’s growth and a health officer is appointed full time, while questioning why the post was filled out of town and suggesting nepotism or favoritism among applicants.
A local report cites a new 1600 dollar Health II role with duties including night services. It references fee totals of 1026 dollars in 1916 and notes Dr Price and Dr ealth endorsement for Huttenlock, a Montclair graduate, as recommendation.
Gar Broderick and Terhune pass a curious fragment noting a Passaic priest and a Catholic ceremony. The couple will live in an unspecified location after the event.
Fragmentary text indicates Law Van Giesen are now at Mt Deak and their return will live in.
The piece discusses the proposal of mandatory military service for under twenty-one, praising war service as disciplined, selfless education while noting controversy and social order concerns. It cites Atlantic Monthly as context, reflecting on Civil War era enlistment ages and motivations driven by adventure, approval, and patriotism.
Funeral services set for 2 o clock tomorrow at the residence of Allan Machette 68 Centre Street. Burial will follow in Mt Pleasant Cemetery Newark. Survivors include Mr and Mrs James J Howe of Clay and the Bewell Kemp party currently on a two week motor trip through the Middle West.
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