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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1925
Page
4
Partial text shows contact lines for Barry G and Shita Jr Weengme Edner Charles Truitt Welan Stiles and telephones plus subscription rates The piece references The Evening Times December 18 and an Associated Press note about republications and publication rights but text is garbled and incomplete.
Officials from the New York Public Library warn that cross word puzzle enthusiasts are wearing out reference books especially dictionaries. They fear restricted access for regular users and question who the so called regular readers are and what they seek, while noting the puzzlers may in fact learn new words.
An obituary notices the passing of John Walter Smith from Maryland. The message expresses heartfelt mourning and reflects on his life as a steward of the community with a note of loss for friends and family.
Odd collage of phrases cites Ruth, Henry Ford airplanes, and a Prince of Wales visit, interwoven with scattered notes on farmers, waterborne dangers, and street gossip. The text blends global tones from Washington to Africa with local chatter, hinting at era concerns about industry, transportation, and social flirtations.
Wester Washington report notes Congress in recess fuels backroom chatter and leadership plotting. Officials warn that while public action slows, strategic talks intensify as lawmakers discuss budgets, approvals, and potential policy moves away from the chamber.
The readable fragments indicate a notice about a person described as of strong character and capable, with mentions of death and a public or community notice. The text references a great number of persons and a man of enduring character around a state of death.
A reader argues that a dollar’s purchasing power has shifted since 1498 and urges comparing prices across eras rather than blaming inflation and modern wars. The piece notes that a dollar earned by a father in 1000 would not equal today’s value, challenging simplistic money-change notions.
The text notes that manufacturers of inexpensive autos monitor rising prices and may respond by introducing cheaper street cars and rail alternatives. It suggests makers could meet the situation by finding new sources, devising substitutes, or improving motors to outpace price changes.
Few cities escape traffic problems as planners weigh human factors. The study argues no plan succeeds without considering motorists and pedestrians, and without their acceptance no rule will work.
A fragment notes that science could speed up actual series and broadcasts while radio announcers joke with musicians to entertain listeners. The passage hints at faster day by day broadcasting and a cycle of entertainment.
Fragmentary report notes an unnamed man named Fred involved in a disturbance aboard a Pullman berth. A wife figure mentions an incident linked to a white suit and an attempt to enter a compartment, but details are damaged and names or dates are missing.
Aboard a liner, a group including Arthur Train and Ernest Sahe Manns arranges a six month insurance plan valued at 500000. The policy covers “bandit” risk and is described as a premium protection measure against potential theft or hijack events while at sea.
A partial, garbled OCR fragment questions a coed and a date or code. It includes stray letters and unclear phrases that hinder precise interpretation.
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