Sums Spent for Highway Travel in the State
An 1 percent report shows highway spending far surpasses new motor vehicle costs. In January expenditures for motor vehicle operation reached about 7.0 million dollars, with gasoline and upkeep tallies, plus 8.2 million for street improvements and maintenance. Overall highway transport outlay nears 7.4 million, highlighting the large share devoted to road building and vehicle operation costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canlins
Ge Plecesernia
Seontt
Caratina
Totel
The Raino Miracle: Radio as a Life Extension Wonder
A fragmentary 1920s style feature discusses radio and moving pictures shortening journeys and forecasts a future where longer life spans are tied to rising wealth. It mentions New Zealand explosive air delivery and U S plans, projecting an average life extension of six years and higher earnings for adults.
Billionaire Mausoleums Stir Debate in City
In a troubled urban scene a father awaiting triplets notes rising costs of living while readers recount a planned grand mausoleum project funded by churches. The proposal aims to provide a resting place for the dead amid religious and civic tensions as families face hardship and questions about sanctity.
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Pates
Wren
Brinken
Hebron Residents Attend Weeklong Update in Pa
Local notes report Esther Day and Rev J ton visiting Blue Ridge Summit and Philadelphia area. Mentions Mrs Wrallsam Peayaer Evelyn and Mr Arthur Tast with family ties to Tameten. Includes references to Mr Netnan Bebe and Miss Nye Ww visiting relatives in Pittsburg and Baltimore region.
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Mies Bhamehe
Blue Ridge
Esther
Wrallsam Peayaer
Evelyn
Adelphia
Wey
Ani
Woa
Arthur Tast
Tameten
Jobo
Netnan
Bebe
Pittsbutt
Vis
Walsesd Peercare
Tou Roat
Dour
Tidbits Gathered At The News Desk
A garbled news column mentions gasoline gushing from a town pump and a nearby garage incident. It references heat related travel, Navy fliers, dancing, reindeer disease, New Zealand, American tourists, and a fire around a gasoline tank. The War Department is urged to apply high effort in ram making.
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Washington
North Pole
Navy
MacMiblan
New York
American Society of Teehens
Charleston
New Zealand
Lestentz
Anmerwan
Elka Bernard Vette
Etudies
Chiage
Stroudsburg
War Department
Washingto
Drought relief experiment and world war veteran tale in Mepe area
An experimental drought relief idea proposed by a World War veteran recalls relief schemes in France. The report notes unrelated items about shipping, wartime leaders, and transit policy as part of a broad, fragmented newspaper page.
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Greenville
Spartansburg
Casplan
France
Marchat
Franz von
Conrad Hoetzendorf
Ucrian Armien
Itsihan
Versenthein N Wurttembers
Germany
Washington
National
Dumerth
Walter E. Reid
Portland
Maine
For sale used 2 ton truck and Alco army trailers
Two 2 ton trucks with solid tires and closed cabs in running shape. Alco army trailers with good beds. Sale as a cartree. Address 4 Bux care of Even.
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Mach
Mar Milian
Arcticae
Thong
Mac-Millian
Ter
Birele
United States
America
Chars
Om Civatizativay
Emte
Ee Mender
Jersey
Lapver Panny
Hebron
NEA
Japan
Wicenice
Wicomico Hotel
David Cowden
Vinygenia
Netsol
Interstate Commerce
Humeis Central Geet
Entral
Georgia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ocean Steamship Company
Savannah
Mino
Great Britain
London
League of Nations
Can
Dock ST
Salisaury
Goodyear Tires
the Fair Grounds
O. Grier & Sons
Salishury, MD
H. C. Derby
Salisbury, Warylend
F. A. Moore
Josh Hetkding
St. Satinbury
Maryland
Salisbury
Ocean City
the Shore Transit Line, Inc
Salisbury, Maryland
Ang Tim
Mitchell BE. Wilson
Deck Steest
Salmnbury, MD
Aline Vulsantaing and
Begaivtag
Ly. Salisbury Ba
le. Salisbury
Saltimore Chesapeake & Atlantic Railway Company
Baltimore
Maltimore
Baltionere
Baltimore M. Ar
Baltimore 210 & ‘I ‘Te i M. Sali 7:07 A . 3 *. M. Sunday Et From Baltimore Ly
Baltimore AM
R. H. Soulsey
Twigg & Sheridan, Inc
Taters of Distinction
Circle Avenue
Ford
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Ford Cass
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