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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
2
Regional notes report movements between Athens and Nimes with unspecified times. Local officials provide brief statements on two-way exchanges, while community reactions remain cautious and focused on logistics.
A hazy account from a Charity hospital ward recalls Bed 12 denying water to a patient, a nurse and doctors debating treatment, and a tense scene as death approaches. other vignettes mention a patient with pellagra, superstition, and a guard of nurses cutting medical garments amid mystery and fear.
An unclear report mentions a 9 pound bear and a 2390 pound claim tied to a Perry Barder of Waycrees. The text references champions, kites, and a place called Otefensnes with entwined names like Gorzia Pardee and Hester of Georgie.
A long, uneven account details Philippine waters with notes on unique fish, sharks, and marine life. It mentions the Manila Chamber, Sang tribe references, and observations of gar and other species, with various measurements and implied discoveries.
A proposal to strengthen global policing ease interdiction across borders was approved by Congress. If accepted, it will be submitted to a referendum and then to relevant departments for ratification, aiming to improve cross border crime control and cooperation.
An article honors a man described as the best living type of American, noting his Oklahoma roots, late September date, and long life approaching seventy-nine. It recalls his education at Certisie university, early work in building projects, and status among notable alumni.
French freighters built by the government during the war carry water filled tanks that shift cargo and flip suddenly. Five vessels have capsized and the Emite Pursat sank after a sudden list, killing 19 crew members. Sailors now refuse to sail those ships.
60 000 bricks daily and trick laying become a social entertainment in Batavia. The article notes workers laying bricks at high rates and describes the craft as a public display of skill with crews moving steadily to meet weathered conditions.
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