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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1925
Page
8
The note says women are appointed to oversee a city wide sanitation effort from May 11 to 18. They will inspect yards, premises, vacant lots, cellars, rubbish piles, and alleys for cleanup. Local committees and last night meetings in Salisbury set the plan.
Dances at Cedarhurst will be invitation only this season with no escorts for ladies and stag entry allowed for bachelors. Signed invitation cards will admit guests after management issues a signed authorization. A seating system and parking plan are to be implemented with security and crowd control. Opening program Friday will feature speeches and singing with dancing lessons from 8:20 to 9:28.
The Citizens Gas Company presents a series titled The Gas Man in The Evening Times. The talks aim to explain gas usage and economics, with demonstrations on cooking and household efficiency. Readers are invited to learn how gas saves money and improves daily life.
A fragmentary account describes social disorder around Princess Anne and a group labeled the younger set. It notes flirtation, drinking, smoking, and dancing with critical comments on youth culture and "flapper" behavior, and reflects differing opinions on modernizing youth.
Samuel F. Barrows Sr a banker from Ives in Johnsonburg Pa leaped five stories from a private sanitarium window in East 56th Street New York this morning. He was taken to the city hospital on Welfare Island with injuries that may be fatal.
During National Forestry Week the Wicomico Woman's Club planted a Norway maple on the Court House lawn. Mrs. Martindale urged trees as a future community asset as Bell Street School children sang and recited. The tree, a gift of Harrison Nurseries, was planted as club officials praised forestry and pledged more tree planting ahead.
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