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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1923
Page
4
The Evening Times Saledury lists subscription rates for Gelisburg area at 15 cents per week and 3 dollars per year payable in advance. It notes telephone contacts 0 and 63 for connections and mentions Associated Press affiliation and distribution details.
A Christmas editorial urges pastors to reassure congregations amid New York debates over the virgin birth. It condemns Modernist challenges and warns that denying biblical truth could erode faith and social order, urging clear messages of peace and renewal.
The text discusses arrests under traffic rules and their expected impact on drunkenness and crime. It notes population growth exceeding two million and suggests records from about three hundred cities show promise for greater reductions in crime in the coming years.
Commissioner Cooper notes continued agricultural improvement but warns of oversupply. He cites war prompts to grow wheat and meat, urges reduced wheat area, and favors cooperative marketing to help farmers get better prices. New York Times.
A Baltimore group adopts a public relations stance opposing the state income and excise tax. The article notes incomplete study by some members and stresses the need for public discussion before rushing reform. It urges citizens to gather facts on the tax plan and its impact on the state’s future.
An essay outlines the public library as essential to education providing classroom and reference resources, supporting lifelong learning, civic virtue, and democratic society. It argues tax-supported libraries or alternatives fund community service and urges state and local action to establish and maintain access.
A collection of scattered remarks on education spending illiteracy wartime widows and social observations. It mentions the United States spending more on education than others yet facing high illiteracy, London widows, Leap Year cautions about widows, a claim about Cleveland and a liquor shortage, and a note about candy wearing off chair seats.
A violent Mediterranean storm sank two fishing boats near Madrid killing sixteen fishermen. Rescue crews report several other vessels missing and fear more lives lost as the sea remains rough.
Public schools in Wicomie County closed doors from 4 PM yesterday to 9 AM today for a weather related respite.
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