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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
5
A series of brief notes records Mrs. Wales traveling to Baltimore and others visiting Philadelphia Washington Wilmington Cambridge and New York City. Several residents plan operations visits and family gatherings with acquaintances in Rhode Island Maine and New Jersey.
A jumble of casual observations covers a Houma windstorm, jokes about presidential races, stray notes on radios and dishes, a man with money intent on buying, fear of a bomb misfire, and scattered social life items from various places.
Readable excerpts from two Santa Claus letters show a 36 year old boy Albert Walls asking for a Teddy Bear a Daisy Air Rifle and treats and an unnamed girl from Willardo asking for a talking doll a dodge ball and candy. The notes reference Santa at the North Pole and a wish list for Christmas.
Fragmentary text suggests commentary on newspapers and advertising. Mentions Hoo Parnell Compas and Thomas Parker Laceer with references to lumber, barber supplies, and a daily paper. Lacks coherent events or dates.
Readers favor the Evening Times for timely national and international news ahead of others and for later hours. It publishes more strictly local items than weekly papers and features ads detailing in demand sale articles. The paper is home edited by Salisbury people for the Iv ia Peninsula readers.
City officials and business leaders commend Salisbury's new evening paper The Evening Time noting it meets a long felt need and reflects Salisbury's initiative and progress The early issues win approval from City Treasurer Slaugherty and Councilman Insley who see value in local coverage and community engagement.
A reader writes about her strict standards for a future husband and worries she may be too exacting. She recalls her father shaping her view of what a husband must be and asks for guidance on whether a sensible partner could meet her high expectations.
A quirky, earnest letter from Mabel to Annabel Io depicts a beloved partner described as tall with gray eyes and brown hair. She praises his singing, dancing, and devotion while noting his restraint and thoughtful gifts. The note closes with affection and a playful twist that he was never born.
A reader letter questions the open mail box inquires about immigration data and quotes Salisbury indicating side honesty about immigration laws. The letter criticizes the judge and Salisbury in a request for clarifications and urges caution to avoid political embarrassment.
The readable lines describe a confused plea to return to a duty and a warning against defying a looming threat. The text mentions a lord and seats, with scattered references to Ellia and a looming force. Partial phrases indicate fear and obligation in a charged, archaic tone.
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