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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and a publication line for a Friday issue by the Times Publishing Company in Salisbury. The text references Wicomico and several personal names with odd spellings, but the readable portion is too incomplete to determine a concrete event or notice.
An editorial review notes Wicomico High’s strong 1923 to 1925 sports record with undefeated soccer and baseball teams and a top basketball season, but laments low student support and public apathy. It urges more town backing while praising loyal fans and coaches.
A stream of informal notes covers student social life with mentions of Bill Booth and peers, parties, upcoming re campaigns, friendships, teasing by Gertie, and plans for new student subscriptions. It notes Boat ride schedules and a pending banquet, urging more readership and neighbor subscriptions.
Wicomico High seniors travel to Gordy Centreville High for a midseason baseball clash. Coach Curry aims to settle lineup with F Larmore in the outfield and Jackson at shortstop as Moore, Ryall, and Jackson pace the batting while hurlers Jackson Booth and Larmore pace a young pitching staff. Game slated for 4 p m.
A collage of mangled dialogue and misheard lines shows a humorous, chaotic exchange among characters like Leah Mrs Cox Sara and Nero. The text blends jokes mispronunciations and quirky asides, capturing a late night stage whisper vibe with scattered names and puns.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a page and award notes with unclear place names and identifiers. The readable items reference a potential event or page from New irte Pawmes CA, but details and context are too garbled to confirm specifics.
In the 13th Cooper fragment, a speaker asks Levin who comprised the Estate and suggests Xerxes as a possible name. The question hints at a historical or literary puzzle within the Vai Estate discussion.
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