Fragmented 1926 Evening Times masthead blurb
An unreadable OCR fragment from The Evening Times dated Friday December 12, 1926. Names such as Garry E. Smith Jr and J Truitt appear among garbled text and partial headlines.
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1924
Page
4
An unreadable OCR fragment from The Evening Times dated Friday December 12, 1926. Names such as Garry E. Smith Jr and J Truitt appear among garbled text and partial headlines.
A damaged verse fragment describes a man climbing then sliding into space after losing a rung. The scene contrasts striving for success with sudden danger as a voice notes the peril of ascent and the abrupt fall that follows. All text remains unclear and disjointed.
Fragmentary text references a potential service for policemen and a decogation concept. Names, dates, or concrete events are not readable. The piece lacks coherent facts and verifiable entities to form a clear summary.
Mary Norton, first woman Democrat elected to Congress, defies a long standing rule by sitting on the House floor during President Coolidge’s address. The incident draws attention to gender norms and protocol as Norton attends the session and signals broader shifts in political history.
An elderly notice describes Mrs Coolidge receiving an honorary decree and installation details. It notes a ceremony with unspecified participants and references a local event at a community venue.
Readers recall Civil War era figures and Ladies of the Confederacy in a wartime heritage piece. A local gathering highlights Confederate Daughters sentiments and memorial activity with names of participants and organizations mentioned.
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