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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1917
Page
10
St. Pihas Tennis journeyed to East Rutherford and Grove Tennis Club in a 7-5 6-1 win. Fuller’s team captured both matches in a decisive set, with a 1 6 0 scoreline noted amid mixed play.
The Field Club has arranged a tennis match with the Passaic Tennis Club to be played next Saturday at the local courts. Players Norton Thurston Nedford Donald Norton Jones Lloyd Wilditch Wigand will represent the Field Club.
The text describes Benjamin Dudley striking pattern coins for Congress at Robert Morrin's urging, detailing a mark with an eye and a crown-like glory and a quint with similar design notes. It also mentions the Esterhazy riches of Austria and Count Marity Kster, Holkham bearing remarks by Prince Nicholas Baterhazy, and the antiquity of tongs from China and Pompeii artifacts.
Road work extends along the Lincoln Highway from Rahway toward Menlo Park and Perth Amboy. Speed and travel time improvements are noted on the Newark to New Brunswick corridor with ongoing concrete road construction between Freehold and Smithburg.
The Food Administration states Mr Hoover did not authorize or imply government plans to requisition farmers wheat. He called any claim that the government would seize wheat as untrue, noting only limited antiwar measures in select areas.
The report notes farmers busily planting as areas across the Central and Southern States increase activity while northeastern mills face limited supplies. Washburn Mills in Minneapolis reportedly operate at about ninety percent capacity amid rising demand. The piece also mentions Africa born love birds adapting to captivity and breeding readily in confinement. It cites ancient Babylon bricks cemented with hot bitumen and reed-filled crates, plus references to biblical materials in portable details.
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