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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1911
Page
6
Grison Swett Marden argues in Success Magazine that turning off mental power after quitting work preserves focus and prevents wasted energy. He warns that carrying business thoughts home drains vigor and harms the next day’s productivity.
An anxious father seeks news of his son, a Prussian private in the Franco Prussian War. Moltke uses a cardboard map to reveal the marching line and forced marches, predicting the exact rendezvous at 7 a.m., where the son is found.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper shows households debating errands at the market amid family banter. A man cites a busy day to avoid chores while a wife suggests going herself, the exchange underscoring market price contrasts and daily routines across ordinary life.
Nutley Board of Health passes an ordinance creating a sanitary code to enforce reporting of communicable diseases. Physicians must report within twelve hours of treating cases such as cholera yellow fever typhus measles diphtheria smallpox and more. The measure outlines penalties for noncompliance and provisions for certificates and enforcement.
Nutley town records outline a sidewalk project on Beech Street from Prospect to Mabey with a four foot cement path on the north side. Additional ordinances amend water meter rules and street naming and numbering to ensure display of street signs and house numbers.
An 1911 Nutley ordinance lays out Mountaint View Avenue from Hillside Avenue to Prospect Street, detailing its measurements and right of way. The plan, approved by the Town Commissioner of Assessments, names officials Renee Dee and LUX as mayor and town clerk.
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