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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
4
The Evening Times reports the Tattler school paper aims to break even or profit as ads come in. Writers note staff will canvass alumni starting Monday to secure subscriptions and complete most photography by The Atelier of Baltimore.
The article stresses the high school cafeteria offers wholesome food to combat undernutrition among students. It highlights the role of warm meals in student health and urges students to patronize the cafeteria for tastily prepared, value-rich nutrition.
The article notes a renewed return to home room programs, praising weekly student entertainments and the positive impact on associates. It questions why earlier plans were dropped and suggests continuing efforts to support school activities and raise funds for Salisbury.
Student editors describe forming a school paper with business support and public backing. They credit public opinion and community help for the paper's success and emphasize building a solid foundation to share inner school life with readers.
The readable text shows a rushed damaged note about wind gusts and danger around Salem. It mentions a stormy or windy condition and uncertain details of the event. No clear individuals organizations dates or concrete actions are identifiable.
A garbled list recalls students and teachers at W H S and nearby figures in hazy anecdotes. Bits mention Miss Lankford Deacon Hearn Jay Ward Skeet Benson and Mrs Pope, with odd phrases about rides, hair, and a silent study hall.
Simon Guggenheim and his wife donate 3 968 000 dollars to establish a preliminary endowment for fellowships for international study in memory of their son. The program will supplement Rhodes scholarships for American scholars to study in Europe for postgraduate and scholarly work. Each fellowship is expected to provide about 62 0 in value. The plan aims to broaden opportunities and support advanced study abroad for U S students.
The piece extols effort over inherent talent in life’s game. Hard work and perseverance outrank brute strength and wealth, with emphasis on trying, fighting for success, and not quitting. The author urges practical virtue and self-reliance.
The junior class held its third meeting in the Assembly Hall on Friday morning March 27. Guests heard a Maryland history talk by Wilbur Phillips and a program including recitations, songs, piano pieces, and a basketball note. The session closed after the Star Spangled Banner performance.
A garbled OCR passage preserves scattered personal names and phrases but lacks coherent events or dates. The text hints at conversations about individuals such as George and Fathers, yet provides no clear narrative, action, or outcome to summarize.
Inclement weather hampered Wicomico High baseball drills as candidates trained indoors. Coach Curry, optimistic about a strong nine, projects over twenty games with Eastern Shore opponents and Wilmington Dover clubs, while players like Ryall, Jackson, and Larmer vie for key roles on a budding lineup.
The article extols the United States natural wonders including Niagara Falls in New York, the Natural Bridge in Virginia, Mammoth Cave in Virginia, the Grand Canyon of Colorado, and Yosemite Valley in California. It notes their beauty and power, with Niagara Falls powering Buffalo and Congress granting Yosemite Valley to California as a public park forever.
Autobiographical memory recounts childhood dangers and mishaps from falling, bee stings, a dead dog, and a long stuffed animal to radio aerials and a gas flame incident. The narrator recalls stunts with family, fear of a dog, a water snake catch, and plans to build a cannon in training, ending with a boastful signature line.
Fragmented dialogue recalls a chaotic road trip with references to a Baltimore leg and unclear events. Silhouetted names surface in jumbled memories, suggesting a chaotic scene and untold villainy.
A chaotic rehearsal scene in The Echo office unfolds with Skeet Benson pressuring editor to publish racy copy. The editor and players banter amid smoke and discarded props as tensions rise over censorship and the fate of the Sunday School edition.
Fragmented verses depict a sky engulfed in violent weather as clouds gather and thunder roars. The scene shows trees and buildings rattled by wind and rain while people seek shelter amid a warlike atmosphere.
A reflective verse on April Fool's Day begins with cheer for some and disappointment for the speaker. The poem riffs on pranks such as untied shoes wrong phone messages and a dropped book, ending with a self aware note that the speaker would not laugh at the tricks.
A混 fragmented yearbook style page features quips between editors and students, jokes, classroom exchanges, and stray lines about studies, movies, a river road, and a chaotic cafeteria scene. Named person Oscar Lee Morris appears at the end.
A garbled invitation from James M Bennett invites Clarence to a moonlit gathering at Greve with oddities and warnings. The note promises free admission for orphans, arrests for walking speeding, and nonsensical lines about fireworks, murders, and water, all in a cryptic playful tone.
A historical OCR fragment lists personal desires including Emma Bailey seeking an eight word monthly speech test in typewriting, Catherine Phillipe aiming to obtain a baguette from Jimmy, Miss Straugha wanting to speak with Benny at noon, Hilda Nutter seeking lifelong happiness, Garris aiming for an A in bookkeeping, Roland Inxon desiring ample tame for his heir, Harry Bowe pursuing a high price level, Nelly Lankford hoping to graduate, Mae Smith wanting to ride in a car at Vaccaott, with several other entries in the loopy notation.
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