December 18 1926 Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a Thursday December 18 1926 line with unclear names and numbers. The readable bits mention a prescription rate and a list of partial words, providing no clear event or action.
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1924
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a Thursday December 18 1926 line with unclear names and numbers. The readable bits mention a prescription rate and a list of partial words, providing no clear event or action.
The article argues discipline shapes progress from childhood onward. It stresses paternal teacher leadership, understanding faults, distinguishing mischief from intent, and guiding youth with supportive, firm training to foster growth.
An article surveys ether energy efficiency from coal to steam systems and notes rising electricity use at Philadelphia Electric Co. It also discusses radio static, weather forecasting, atom energy, traffic congestion in New York, and the impact on public life including safety and health.
A reader praises the Evening Times Salisbury and nearby Ham Town for being a popular local paper. The letter expresses support for the paper and notes its value to the community, urging continued readership and engagement.
A Detroit man jailed for stealing jewels in Chicago faces up to six days in jail to catch up on sleep after a two night stint on the run. A New York phone girl sues a man for 50000 claiming she was wronged. A NY boy missing seven years is still sought. Hollywood reports a star may be married again but she won’t confirm. Coolidge looks to better diplomacy and may pursue married men who stay out late.
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