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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1923
Page
6
The text notes Lucky Strike cigarettes marketed as toasted and references metropolitan city influence. It discusses product appeal and consumer perception, implying broader advertising themes without clear events or dates.
In the Wicomico News a small fifty cent classified ad section drew fifteen inquiries after a Beagle hound lost ad ran for two weeks. The dog was found and the ad discontinued. The piece argues city advertising boosts business and property values, urging action now.
Fragmentary notes refer to a trade affecting a neighboring city and potential rights or levies. Mentions Redamm and a sequence of actions before and after the deal but lacks clear details or dates. The readable parts imply regional changes tied to local governance and nearby municipalities.
A Wilmington woman visited Anne to search parish and family records for Abner White, believed to sail circa 1773 on a ship that delivered bricks for a local Manse and church opposite Green Hill. She is noted for literary ability from study, travel, and research. She plans a Baltimore stop and stays with Mr. and Mrs. R. B. White before heading to California.
Edith Lillian Betts aged 19 daughter of James W Betts and Elie Lee Betts died at her mother's East Church Street home after a four year cancer illness. Born in Easton she was buried in Parsons.
Mrs. W P Forst Pabst died this morning in town after a brief illness. Survived by husband and family, funeral details to be announced by the family.
Paul Hastings age 22 died at home in Delmar after a three week illness with typhoid fever. Funeral services were held at 2 oclock from his father's home with interment in Delmar's Methodist Protestant Cemetery. Survived by wife Clara Efliett, parents Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Hastings, brother Marion Hastings, and sister Mrs. Baker. he was associated with his father in business.
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