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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1915
Page
3
The article argues militia forces vary in strength, with some states having solid units while overall development is weak. It criticizes political use of National Guard during strikes, praises patriotism, and notes encampment excesses and reforms. It also discusses game laws, public health badges, and telephone rate comparisons as examples of civic issues.
Instructions on bulb care discuss loosening soil after rains and weed control, mulching in late fall, and perennial Narcissus and Tulip care. Bulbs can stay three years, be divided after leaves dry, and planted again for stock increase. Naturalization by scattering bulbs in shade allows long-lasting blooms, with examples from England, Virginia, and New England gardens.
The advertisement argues Devoe is among a dozen good paints and likely the only good option in town. It claims bad paint costs more per gallon and per job, urging readers to consider cost per square foot and per year. It credits Devoe Fairbother & Yasinski of West Nutley with selling it.
The text lists reliable products for warfare preparations including A. D. S. Kresatio, Sulpho Napthol, Lysol, Creolin, Three Chlorides, Phenol Sodique, and Sulphur. It emphasizes thorough and quick work and urges action on using these items.
Nutley residents and visitors populate the social page with a tide of names. George Harris and family plus Fred Oppermann of New York spend the weekend with John and Mrs Seltzer in Hillside and Vreeland avenues, while William Astley travels to Ocean Grove for two weeks. Various locals including Miss Mary L. Smith Troy Hills, Miss Gladys Holt Hawthorne Avenue, and Miss Ida Cone Hill Side Avenue attend Montclair Normal School, as others return from trips to Atlantic City, Sayville, Rahway, and Sayville.
Letter from a reader urges action against breeding mosquitoes in Nutley near Nichols Lake flanked by a stagnant pool. The writer notes the nuisance in the city and resorts, calls for extermination efforts after frost and asks for public cooperation, ending with a seasonal motto and date September 16, 1915.
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