Local Social Notes Parade Friends Visiting Far Cities
Miss Alice Travers will leave this week for Florida. Miss Anne Humphreys heads to Baltimore, Md. Miss Miran Gills spending weekend at home in Quansc. Mrs. Orlando Bourds visits New York Avenue. Virginia Wright returns from Laton. Naomi Smith visiting with her parents in Move, Del. Dr and Mrs Bob Pasas host Kazathin Jum in Denton, Md. Clarence Culver recalled from Seaford, Del. Molten Marre and May Taylor receive congratulations on a birth. Rimma Andere returns to Camden Avscate from Philadelphia. Sethard Rexiogster visiting sister Mrs May Taylor in Germantown, Pa. Sadie Ulman and Mrs. ta West Live remain in town a few days. James Turner works in Siloam. Mr. and Mrs. Dank Bune hosting guests. Be leleian engaged in social visits. JX Brow amd and Jean and Jeotin return from visit in Dea. Charles la Cate noted. Hovar and family visit Wilmington for a short trip. Fred Woe Weta and family back from vacation in New York City. Mrs Awtherin Barnes returns to Waoteatg. Miss Bb btase Mee eeurue Levers visits New York. Mr and Mrs Sama tet upond their home. Mrs Turner at home. Walter Reed and family back from Baltimore.
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Awtherin
Barnes
Waoteatg
New York
Red Cross drives help Nantwoke County towns and cities
The community reports a substantial Red Cross relief push with a total collection around 630 dollars locally. Nantwoke leads county towns in contributions as directors praise workers. the drive includes donors from multiple areas and organizations.
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Nantwoke
Late News Briefs Span Naval, Legal and World Affairs
Rear Admiral JK Robison refuses to reveal naval data amid a fall Dorset conspiracy trial in Washington on orders from Secretary of the Navy Wilbur. Treasury may seek 25 million for a private firm to manufacture and control medicinal whiskey. France faces unemployment and low business mood as its economy sags. In Bedfont Iowa a 15 year old boy is acquitted in the death of a 17 year old girl who died after leaving a car. One hundred steamers fragment a major Great Lakes shipping tie up amid snow in the northeast. Coast Guard vessels cornered off Ganeay Island. White House notes no known reports of Major General Leonore Wood returning to the Philippines. Mexican foreign office denies knowledge of Mexican laws affecting foreign company rights. London talks on trade relations between British and German industrial leaders. About 150 alleged communists pledged contracts tied to Velhyma’s detachment from Poland. Bolivia accepts Kellogg plan to cede Tacna Arica to Barby. Amundsen and Ellsworth resign as honorary Norse clan members over lectures by Umberto Noble.
Fragmentary OCR note from February about a meeting
A garbled OCR fragment mentions February and a meeting or event with unclear details. Names, places, and concrete actions are unreadable, leaving only hints of a discussion or decision.
Franklin letter details sale of papers and independence hints
A historic Franklin letter describes a sale of papers at Slee The douments and references to Philadelphia and the Great and comes of the Dee aride Independence and the Arties Confederation. The document mentions Frankins letter to bredert and the sovereign.
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Pritauelph A Phi
Safferine Ses Calatensis
Slee
Frankans
Bredert & the Great
Franklin
Divorce proceedings unfold as court sets date for hearing
The document outlines a divorce case involving a petitioner and respondent. It notes a judge’s schedule and the involvement of attorneys, with expectations of a settlement or court action. The text emphasizes that no final divorce decree is issued yet.
Operatic Star Sylva Recovers From Slight Operation
Baltimore December 4. Meritte Sylva the famous soprano underwent a minor operation a few days ago and has nearly recovered. She will leave the hospital in a few days. In private life she is Mrs. B Smith of New York.
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Baltim
Merrite Sylva
Miss Siva
B. Smith
New York
Houdini's books to Congress for farm relief hope
A fragment notes Houdini left his books to the Congressional Library. It suggests Congress could find a route to pass farm relief using these materials. The tone implies cautious optimism about legislative action aided by the famed illusionist's legacy.
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Houdini
Congressional Library
Congressmen
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Evening Times
Salisbury, ND
Gatladay
Iofocar
Alice Travers
Florida
Anne Humphreys
Thurday
Baltimore, Md
Miss Miran Gills i
Quansc
Orlando Bourds
New York Ave.nue
Virginia Wright
Laton
Naomi Smith
Move
Del
Bob Pasas
Kazathin Jum
Denton, Md
Clarence Culver
Spendi Ag
Seaford
Molten Marre
Rimma Andere
Camden
Philsadpha
Messrs
Sethard Rexiogster Oe
May Taylor
Germantown
Sadie Ulman
Ba Ta West
Hia Ton
James Turner
Syent Tors
Siloam
Mfr
Dank Bune
Leleian
Chingron
Fate
Jean and
Jeotin
Dea
Cme
Charles la Cate
Hovar
Mumtera and
Mes
Winington
Acrett
Fred
Vetian Ae
New York City
Ana
Baltimore
Sama Tet Tae
Fe Ea
Benjamin
Ob Wilson Booth
Gareenatote
Beeth
Wilmingt
Las Na
Coe
Oweta
Turner
Tee Pen
Uradev
Peaeuwe
Bea
Wilmingt A
Mars
RED Cross
Wiomico County
CITY
Wii
Ordiner Howars
Wanae Cents
Fo& Aoom
Gaudies
Sunedd R&s
Rites Powel
JK Robison
Andrews
Washington
Treasury
France
Bedfont
Iowa
Upper Great Lakes
Snow
Charles Ringling
Sarasota
Fla
Ty Coast Esard
Ganeay
Miami
White House
Leonore Wood
Ican
London
Vladimir Vawsashki
Pesanone Ndeduen
Velhyma
Poland
Boiv
Kelloggs
Tacna-Artea
Barly As
Ronald Amundsen
Lincoln Eilsworth
Acro Clan of
Norway
Umberto Noble
Ste
Bt Ford
Weill
Meroe
Santa
Nathan
Salisbury, MD
Cambrioce, MD
Seaford, del
Gbiopractic
cAtead
Justin Boop
Water
Salisbury
Wen
Rwaararees
Hostes
Russell P. White
White Cross
DR. Humphreys
Bethesda
Jesus
Thrift
Our Christmas Savings Club
Salisbury National B. Bank
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Dodge Brothers
Gunby Motors Co, Inc
Dopse Brothers Motor CA
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