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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1925
Page
5
Local residents and visitors are listed with frequent mentions of travels and visits. Families from Baltimore Norfolk and Philadelphia enjoy short stays at Ocean City Atlantic City and nearby resorts while others plan moves or return home after visits.
A fragmented text offers vague personality traits and life themes. It mentions adaptability, calmness, fondness for children and family, potential marriage happiness, and notes on temperament, confidence, and home life. The lines resemble an informal reading rather than a structured article.
Deliberate, albeit garbled, text describes squab as tender and delicious and outlines several old fashioned recipes. Instructions cover roasting, stuffing, and browning squabs, with steps for preparing fillings and sauces, cooking slowly, and serving juicy results.
Mes Ruack entertained a bridge party in honor of her sister Mrs George Owens of New York City. Tables were set for guests including Mrs Owens Mrs P Kent Cooper Mrs Willem MH Smith Mrs W arthur Kenseriy Mrs John Smith Merbert Ride Oliver Gedy Mr Om Phillips and guest Nellie Freedick of New York.
A reflection on childhood play and social needs urges mothers to allow children to mingle with peers. The essay argues adults lose the immediacy of youth but must protect a child’s right to play rather than solely provide companionship.
A historical recipe collection details squab preparations from boiled on toast and fried Southern style to scalloped squabs and squab benth. Methods include simmering with rice, making croquettes, squab salad, and braising with pork fat and stock, with emphasis on timing, seasonings, and serving hot.
The fragment hints at a court scene where a driver defends that they were not speeding and references a heavy fine. The text mentions a judge and mourning tone, with a nod to an old car and a claim of not being at fault.
A.P. details a family in distress near Nee need, Jose and Ethel Martin, who died of starvation after days without food. They were found near the Hippodrome steps while seeking work, with Mrs Martin reportedly collapsed on the doorstep and Mr Martin struck by cramps from starvation.
An officer fed a small quantity of milk to a woman who was then taken to a hospital. Martin received stimulants and a meal after a week with little progress. Cab drivers organized a collection for the couple. Martin mentioned losing a recent paying job as a mechanic.
A brief note assigns blame to a girl for rolling stockings, with a caveat to confirm if there is a hole in the knee. No further context or names are provided.
A garbled OCR fragment from a sports page hints at a SEMMER heat and a lead in a race or heat event. Names and specifics are unclear. the item appears to be a brief note on a track event or heat result.
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