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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
4
Fragmented OCR from a 1925 page includes names Barry K Smith and Truitt related topics, with ad text about telephones wages and endorsements. Mentions Avon Arp Raton and The Kovairs Vimeo amid scattered notes. The piece appears as a miscellaneous classifieds or editorial fragment with illegible sections.
The article notes William M. Butler a close friend of President Coolidge and Massachusetts senator as a textile man. Rouler plans another Senate run while Butler’s stance on wage cuts and mill interests shape Republican fate.
New York Aug 7 Democratic rift widens as Tammany Hall names James J Walker and others to a primary slate while George Hylan opposes the lineup. Walker, a key backer of the transportation act, faces Buckthorn opposition led by Brooklyn chief Johan H McCoory and City reactions run hot through Greenwich Village.
The notice outlines a thorough understanding of funeral needs to resume arrangements. It emphasizes complete thoughtful service to alleviate sorrow and provide a befitting tribute to the departed.
G Levitt of Bele of Sloain in Kent runs a small hat trade focusing on collecting, cleaning and dyeing hats with seaweed fibers. The process involves washing, drying and applying glycerine to the fibers to stiffen and preserve the hats.
George Bernard Shaw noted satire in the Sunday Baltimore American debate. The piece discusses the myth of American hustle as exposed through satire, presenting critical views on national character and culture.
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