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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1925
Page
4
The Evening Times Balnbery Me lists subscription rates and contact methods. It specifies addresses and phone lines for reader communications and notes copyright and Associated Press credit provisions dated April 22 1933.
Tomorrow at two o'clock the Public Service Commission of Maryland will hear whether the Salisbury Berlin Ocean City bus line is to be re established. A peaceful settlement between Salisbury Berlin Transit and Shore Line clears the way for franchise approval.
A patchwork of witty asides and brief items notes robberies, weddings, price gaps, and social quirks. Mentions Bandits in a New York jewelry store, a famous writer's marriage rumor, Caldwell shirt thefts, and currency of public sentiment across cities.
The Associated Press reports President Coolidge appeals to Daughters of American Revolution in Washington about self government. Metropolitan Museum trustees decline a Senator William A Clark bequest amid restrictions. Trial testimony in Senator Wheeler case in Grey Falls Montana details a proposed prosecution fee. Treasury and France discussions touch on possible refunds if talks with Britain stall. Multiple terse bullet items mention global diplomacy, legal cases, and pending administrative matters.
A fragment describes Washington as a capital not only political but a show town. It contrasts with global capitals like London Paris Berne and Buenos Aires noting Washington’s industrial and commercial centers alongside government hubs. The piece observes visitors touring memorials and official sites while local observers debate the town’s prestige and utility.
A Transvaal experiment trimmed a tree to three branches grafting an orange and a grapefruit, while a lemon remained. The tree now bears all three fruits simultaneously, with leaves showing characteristics of each fruit-bearing branch. The unusual specimen produced both dark and pale green leaves amid the multiple fruit growth.
A Chicago teacher has invented a detachable corrugated finger tool called teomeel to help students learn correct fingering for Stolins. The device aims to improve finger placement and musical technique in classroom lessons.
A London article notes repeated failures to domesticate several wild species. The British wildcat and North American lynx resist taming, while even captured panthers and jaguars retain their wild nature despite captivity and attempts to domesticate them.
The notice expresses a thorough understanding of funeral arrangements and the importance of a befitting tribute. It emphasizes careful planning to ease the burden on families and ensure respectful memorial services.
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