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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1925
Page
4
The Evéntes Times lists subscription prices with 110 cents per month at the gate of the city and 15 dollars per year for other subscribers. The notice appears in April and provides details on rates and availability.
The article discusses the first edition of Webster's American Dictionary of the English Language, its quoted authorship, and the inclusion of American terms. It covers Webster's belief in American English alongside British usage, efforts to coin new words, and the shifts in spelling standards from the first edition to later revisions.
The article discusses Secretary Jardine's stance on dairy farm management and milk fat yields, contrasting with a rival dairyman's stance. It notes calls for scientific dairy management and mentions plans affecting farmers and their returns as the industry seeks stable value and productivity improvements.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a 300 convention year in Washington with slogans about interest, absence of a business slump, and convention headquarters. It mentions hotels filled, transport wagons, and a campaign to attract counties to the ideal city, noting senators and officials and a govern candidate.
In a late news brief the discussion centers on Dawes and Cartel Hell with claims of extensive bunk while praising group Minute Men of the Constituency Haweser. The piece hints at advertising tactics and potential headlines amid Senate adjournment and mail division furloughs.
A jumble of observations on vacation time, money, marriage, health, and public life. References range from New York and Los Angeles to Paris, London, and Detroit with mentions of taxies, beauty contests, quack doctors, legends of seven million city funds, and a bold note on public behavior.
A garbled recap mentions figures such as John Van A, secretary of state, and Wilhelm Mars as a candidate in a German prudence context. It notes a 1924 Fort Wayne incident involving James Skeely and Walter E Shean in a bank or department store shooting, with postal agents later tracking Chapman to Muncie, Ind. Details are fragmentary and overlapping with unrelated political and social items.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a stalled page continuation mentioning a person named Leoter and a gallows reference. Details are garbled with many unreadable segments and stray words, offering no clear event, date, or location to confirm a complete incident. The readable pieces imply a legal or crime context but lack concrete facts.
Chapman and Anderson were sentenced to 25 years each in federal prison for a mail robbery in August. Both escaped. Anderson remained at large while Chapman later rejoined after a successful break in March 192. Anderson and Chapman were recaptured or escaped, with Chapman wounded during recapture.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a city election and a candidate named Ernest B Hitch. Vague mentions include a Democratic primary and voter support in the city. Details such as dates, offices, and full names are unclear from the readable text.
John W. Downing declares his candidacy for City Council in the Democratic Primary on April 14 and seeks the support of voters in the city.
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