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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1918
Page
9
Private John P. Beal of C Company offers a $100 prize for the largest number of subscriptions today in the Fourth Natley's 100000 Day drive. Soldiers will submit reports by drill time next Tuesday. plans call for a simple field day with lunch passes and no expenses.
The article traces the origin of the term colonel from Latin columna and corona, noting its spread via French and Spanish forms coronel and colonello. It explains the colonel as leader of a column, ranking above captain and below major, with references to historical figures and a story excerpt about Betty and a father’s writing.
Exhibits by the United States Government at the Trenton Fair next week will showcase war efforts. Soldiers from the Remount Depot at Camp Dix will perform a rescue race mule polo roping and cavalry drills in front of the grand stand Wednesday and Thursday. All soldiers sailors and allied forces will be admitted free to the fair.
A fragment recalls an aging sailor’s voyage to sea and his thoughts on perils of the waters and uncertainties of the PRET era, with a somber meditation on risk and fate.
The text lists two British possessions by area: the smallest being two square miles and the largest India at 1,802,629 square miles. It contrasts Gibraltar and India as examples of tiny and vast territories under British control.
The Watkins Press notes that Mr and Mrs Forbes plan to entertain their parents on both sides next week as part of social arrangements.
A history remark has James telling his younger sister that Rome was founded by Romeo and Juliet. The statement assigns the mythical lovers as founders, contradicting established history.
The Kansas City Journal notes that stores distinguishing themselves through clarity and customer focus consistently outperform rivals. It argues simple, transparent service attracts loyal shoppers and drives steady growth.
Federal price data for unbroken and adjacent commodities shows ranges for cereals flour and oats, cornmeal, sugar, bread, butter margarine and dairy products. The table lists Wh ite flour and rye bread price ranges, milk and evaporated milk cases, along with candy and candied fruit values for several sizes.
A satirical note from a magazine mocks self importance and the idea of being truly sentient. It questions whether clever phrases mask empty accuracy and true understanding.
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