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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1917
Page
5
The Liberty bond second issue will be opened for subscriptions Monday. The article notes that after the first loan, subsequent loans tend to be easier to market, often with surplus funds circulating and curious citizens wondering where subscribers will come from.
Congress debates free speech limits and broad postal powers amid concerns of abuse and injustice. Newspaper voices push back, warning that expansive authority could curb press activity and erode freedoms.
A letter notes that foreign learners must think in English to succeed and cites New York as a hub. It argues lectures suffer from high travel costs and poor Essex County roads, urging better signs and local action to promote Nutley before state road updates.
The piece cites Wilson’s reply to the Pope on peace based on peoples’ faith over government word. It condemns German brutality and argues the world must press to curb German power. It contemplates Home Rule and political fault lines as a path forward.
A fragmentary verse alluding to an army mule character and wartime imagery appears beside social notes. The text references Minna Irving and Mrs Sheldon Wells hosting out of town guests, with mentions of Miss Dorothy Curley and Miss Ruth Libby visiting from Wilmington and Whitford Avenue respectively.
Fragmentary notice mentions a Friday activity at a school and an early part of next week. It lists Mr. and Mrs. Pau and Mrs. Teele as attending with Col. and Mrs. Henry G. Prout of Stockton place.
A limited number of evenings are open for the coming winter season. For terms and dates apply to Masonic Hall Association, Nuncy, N. J., Phone 876.
Milady and the New York Shops owners present afternoon frocks at John Wanamaker Store Astor Place. The newest shade dominates the vote with gowns featuring Georgette, liver embroidery, soutache designs, black satin foundations, net bodices, and jet fringe.
Joseph Heinrich at 948 Broadway between Twenty second and Twenty third streets offers a wide range of copper nickel and brass wedding gifts with electric or alcohol heating attachments. Percolators chafing dishes and egg boilers are highlighted as the prettiest items with heavy copper noted for better heat.
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