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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
7
A discussion in the Southwest centers on the Hopi snake dance and its place in modern ethics and tribal rights. Skeptics call the rite a fake while advocates cite tradition and religious significance, noting medical risks and the need for work time.
In a poignant crossing of oceans and miles two Cornwall brothers who parted as youths in England decades ago finally met in Detroit. William Howkins, now eighty, greeted James, who had traveled from McDonald, Pennsylvania, ending over fifty years of distance with a first handshake.
Private John Roberta recruits at Iveth Ferry New York for the Srterath infastry Calced Mates army. A slight dark man arrived with documents, claiming wounds in battles with Merenshy Wranget then service in White army. He later joined Robert rullege and worked as interpreter for allied censorship before settling in New York.
New food gelatin is being produced in Lower California from seaweed. About fifteen varieties grow along the coast and are harvested by divers using air pumps. The dried weed is boiled and frozen, then heated to extract a clear tasteless gelatin of high quality.
A man was clawed by a large bird believed to be an eagle while at his laundry at the South End. The attacker swooped from the air striking his face and hands, needing medical care. The previous day a painter nearby was assaulted by the bird, and Feam has asked police to confiscate the cage believed to shelter it.
John J. Blooms of Befievifie was found dead at the plant he owned early in the morning. He reportedly collapsed beside machinery and died from a heart disease, according to doctors. The incident occurred while the mill was in operation and investigators examined the scene.
Marie Douglas dubbed the German “angel of mercy” was named one of the six foremost nurses globally. She received the Florence Nightingale Medal in a ceremony recognizing her service.
MVFSTORS invited to assess banking share allocations across Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware Virginia and West Virginia. Depository banks tied to collateral notes show investments totaling $11.1 million over four years including $8.277 million in 1900 and $4211.28 from eight months of 192%.
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