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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1918
Page
4
Franklin and Vreeland Avenues Nutley New Jersey 1100 telephone lines by Nutley post office listed as second class matter under editor Johnson Foy.
A war era editorial condemns what it calls a dirty petty campaign. The piece argues campaigns rely on truth and constructive work rather than distractions and unrelated literature. It criticizes candidates who offer excuses tied to opponents and who lack real objectives.
The conflict brings to light unusual figures and strange routes as people seek advantage amid turmoil. Public attention exposes hidden actors and peculiar motives weaving through the troubled landscape.
The article praises American soldiers in France for independent thinking and action, contrasts them with mass German formations, and urges every home front member to do his part as the Fourth Liberty Loan opens September 28. It cites Stars and Stripes on gas masks and urges proper use to avoid casualties.
The passage laments wartime rhetoric and antiwar sentiment, noting Miss Rankin's Montana primary loss for the Senate and the reaction to her stance. It questions whether gender influenced the outcome and argues press agents inflation of messaging harms public discourse while acknowledging rising national morale despite division.
A sixty eight word note from the President rejected Austria's peace proposal with swift clarity and plain language. The terse message conveyed strong, prompt refusal while avoiding diplomatic dulness, signaling firm U S stance and decisiveness in foreign policy.
The ad states we have served you and your doctor with confidence from many town residents. It highlights extreme drug quality skilled pharmacists guaranteed accurate compounding and fair prices. It invites customers to bring or send prescriptions or call for delivery at no extra cost.
Reverend Harold W. Schenck leads morning and evening services with themes Not As the World Giveth and Shall the New Jersey Legislature Ratify the National Prohibition Constitutional Amendment. A 7 pm Young People’s Meeting and a Tuesday tea for Nutley teachers are scheduled, plus a Wednesday rally service.
Fragmentary text notes individuals residing on Center street and Union avenues took a trip to Schenectady, with limited readable details about participants or purpose.
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