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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1923
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates and contact numbers for reaching departments. It specifies prices of fifteen dollars per year payable in advance and provides mailing addresses for Salisbury Maryland and surrounding towns.
A historical reflection questions the value of enormous highway spending versus aviation growth. It argues that fundamental physics require power to lift weight, ensuring rail and sea transport remain dominant for bulk traffic while air travel expands for lighter loads and passenger movement.
The text discusses education and life lessons from a farm setting, stressing self reliance thrift and virtues learned at home and school. It notes the state’s duty to provide varied curricula and special rooms to meet diverse pupil needs including disabilities and special cases.
The message calls for a nationwide radio driven tribute to Warren G Harding. It mentions laying to rest the late president and a mausoleum at Marion Ohio with Florence King Harding cited among those who will offer a noble tribute upon her passing.
A Maryland court holds that contempt decisions are not appealable under the common law framework. The ruling cites no statute granting appeals in contempt cases and argues the proceeding is a criminal contempt separate from the underlying equity action. The piece urges legislative action to allow appeals and remedy perceived injustice.
Repairs are underway near Comper Dion as the community addresses education facility needs. Officials advocate funding and schedule improvements to support students. Local residents express concern for safety and long term educational outcomes.
The American Legion post with county permission will convert a neglected cemetery west of Van Wert Ohio into a veterans memorial park. No burials will be moved while 200 existing graves are re-plotted and uniform markers placed. Memorial buildings to house records and relics will be erected with cooperation from other local groups.
In Indianapolis reports show Alan Owdsley, former national commander of the American Legion, refusing to announce as a candidate for Texas governor on the Democratic ticket while pursuing a legal career in that state. Friends urged him to run before leaving his post, and supporters note his national influence as he travels the country to secure backing for veteran causes. The piece reflects a veteran political landscape and mentions the broader public support and press coverage of his stance.
A survey is expected to show many veterans do not receive treatment, prompting calls in Congress for erecting additional state hospitals once the survey is finished.
The American Legion in Waterbury Conn is offering its clubhouse for Salvation Army use to run a fundraising campaign. Funds will build a Salvation Army hotel and provide a regional headquarters bureau with Legion members pledging active campaign support.
Legion members in Fimnoun Pennsylvania offer services to sheriff to deter bank robberies. They stand ready with armed deputies on call from county officials in response to the recent surge in robberies.
A Salisbury reader praises the new Evening Times newspaper, noting pride in the town’s carrier and paper. The letter commends Officer Firs for effective work and hopes for a swift cleanup to improve Salisbury beyond its challenges.
Ed Purdy remarks that New York businessmen feel prosperous as they sign marriages with a rubber stamp. He suggests a satire on business and social rituals lack of sincerity.
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