Advertising Representatives for The Evening Times
Foreign advertising representatives Devine and MacGraft listed for The Evening Times on December 6 1926 at 403 Park Avenue New York.
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1926
Page
4
Foreign advertising representatives Devine and MacGraft listed for The Evening Times on December 6 1926 at 403 Park Avenue New York.
A jumble of disjointed phrases sketches an anxious interior voice about fate, fear, and obsession. Sudden shifts reference a cat, cars, and a hazy scene of doom, with scattered images of craziness and suppressed feelings.
Fragmentary text discusses Hannibal and ancient warfare adapting to armor and new weapons, then shifts to modern combat with trenches and air power. It notes soldiers adapting to armored vehicles and aircraft, the evolving cycle of warfare, and the resilience of tactics despite new technology.
A distorted item notes seafaring men often close minds to new ideas. A traveler alone asks a worker at a train post office about the color of her funnels, prompting the remark PE dunne gusthor in a diction from D. A. C. News.
A garbled block describes a delayed event caused by a wreck with scattered words and phrases. It mentions fishing, fog, a severe test, a great fight and a reverse commercial rating, but the overall meaning is unclear.
A late page update shows United Body plans a noon session to discuss treasury post and related appropriations. Officials expect action before week’s end, with potential impacts on interdepartmental operations and the Vera al ture portfolio. The agenda includes treasury post offices and related interagency planning as auditors and lawmakers weigh the next steps.
fragmented OCR reads like a Wall Street market hour note. mentions Wall Street activity and trading pace with unclear details. reading is incomplete but suggests market day coverage and price movements.
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