Salisb Station Ledger 1836 Early US Paper Details Potpourri
The 1836 Philadelphia Public Ledger issue notes its one cent price and column length. It describes the paper as the second daily in the United States, owned by Mrs. Jackson's grandfather, a Philadelphia printer. Advertising freights show express lines to Wheeling and Pittsburgh, with seasonal navigability. The piece cites Brooklyn and New York populations and pledges police news coverage to boost reader interest.
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Public Ledger
Philadelphia
Garcons
United States
Brooklyn
New York
Isi
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Transfers in City and County Ledger Items
Transfers record property deeds in Fruitland Sharptown Delmar and Salisbury districts. Names include Core ary Palmer Amos W Wandenck Isaiah Wingate Levin B Collins Arthur Leonard Garland Jackson Susan Booth and Fred T Ellnett among others with prices from 1 to 22000 dollars and properties on Water Street Center Street and local roads.
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Core
Newry
Atmus
Water Street
Prykes
John WooSrman
Salisbury
Center Street
Auteist Arraigned On Five Charges
Auteist arraigned on five charges in a local court. The defendant, described as intoxicated, was detained after impaired driving and related offenses. State Police reported involvement with marked authorities and indicated further court action will determine the outcome.
Local Radio Listens For Harding Address
Local radio fans expect to hear President Harding speak tonight from the White House. The broadcast may be interrupted by the ongoing Navy operations as Secretary Hoover directs limited transmissions amid security concerns. Thomas Cale of Lieders Development Company is among those watching the events.
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Harding Eulouy
Ton Merece Hoover
Navy
Thomas Cale
Search For Man On Serious Charge
Charles Ho Goslee of Mardela Springs faces two charges arising from a Saturday evening accident near Cedarhurst Farm. Georgia Wyrhkesy sustained head injuries. the fleeing driver, identified as Goslee, was later found with a license number and is to be tried for leaving the scene and failing to report the incident. He resides in Mardela and was apprehended after Officer Kellar traced the vehicle.
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Charles Ho Goslee
Mardela Springs
Josler Wan
Thonas
Cedarhurst
Saliabury
Georgia Wyrhkesy
Shar
Woynkeep
Kellar
Mardela
Sharptown
Three Injured In County Auto Crash
A county crash left three people hurt as vehicles collided near a rural road. Initial reports describe one car overturning and responders working to extract occupants. Local police investigated the scene with medical teams treating injured at the roadside.
Representative of Vets Bares Serving Postwar Claims
Fragmented OCR text references veterans and representatives, mentioning states, duties, and potential claims. The passage is garbled with stray letters and punctuation, hindering a coherent summary of persons, roles, or events.
Prayer for School Holiday Schedule Clarified
Fragmentary note mentions holiday timing for schools and a desire for two weeks off. Text is garbled but implies a request or reminder about calendar days and vacation periods. No clear names, dates, or institutions are readable.
Marriages: Joe Walnurgt to M Lno A Be
A brief marriage notice lists Joe Walnurgt wed to M Lno A Be in an unspecified ceremony. No further details on dates or locations are provided in the readable text.
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Joe Walnurgt
Advertising drives demand and daily life in America
The piece argues that advertising powers 60 percent of rubber heel use and shapes consumer desire. It claims most rubber heels target men, predicts women will soon follow, and posits advertising is a key production force, sustaining living standards and driving purchases across society.
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ADV Sing
Crowds Hear Reformer At Arcade Theatre Court Yard
Report of a public reform event at the Arcade Theatre where Mr Elzey spoke about political issues. The speech referenced Salisbury and a pay dispute tied to a crown role, with prior police and city officials involved in controversy and a brief note on Kennerly and local politics.
Fragmentary crowd scene quotes in a dated report
The readable bits show a crowded scene with disruption and a speaker reacting to opposition. References to shouting and a personal stance hint at a contentious moment described in a historical newspaper fragment.
Stolen Horse and Carriage Reported in Salisbury
A horse and carriage owned by John T Callas on Snow Hall Road near Salisbury were stolen from the city pound on South Division Street after Sunday noon. Sheriff Phillips and city officers recovered the outfit in South Salisbury later that day. Investigators say two boys led a group of youths aged 8 to 14 on a joy ride and will face a hearing before Judge Batley.
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Michael Friedaram Sedal
Architectural Pratue
Henry Crevise
Duci
Henry Aitken
Tephheve
Inequrate
Mermes
Delaxir
Bare AE
Throne Court Yard
Elzey
Ade
Salighury
Vast
Wean-Aneed
Howe
Frida Mary
Ryels
Trenk
Othe Lewis
Jack Turner
Elaey
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Citizens Gas CO
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Heys
Jevenile Court
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Mitchell
Dodge
Packard
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Gorty-Paige Company
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Eastern Shore Gas and
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L. W. Gunby CO
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