Local Residents Share Christmas Visits and Holiday Plans
Mer Dewey Morris spent the weekend in Philadelphia with Mr and Mrs Walter Shocking and daughter. Miss Nina Harrie, a student at Dickinson College, is spending Christmas with her mother. Several locals, including Miss Dorothy Morr from Temple University, and Miss Nette Ceaulbeurner home from Hod College Frederik, Md, plan holiday visits. A Christmas sale of dressed chitchens and related items was held on Main Street. Ladies of the Ire for the Aged enjoyed afternoon entertainment with songs by Miss Willon Woodfin and youngsters from St School.
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Mer. Dewey Morris
Philadelphia
Walter Shocking
Snow Ehil
Austin Moore
Mixes May Sacks
Joseph Seidel
Locust St
Misa Helen Butler
Baltumers
Dorothy Mellett
Nina Harrie
Dickingson College
Cariss
Lada Harts
Dorothy Morr
Temple University
J. Merni
Nette Ceaulbeurner
Hod College
Frederik, Md
Willon Woodfinen
Claxa
Beys and
Gels
St. School
Mrs Grace Wilkinson Dies at Home in Deena f Net a
Mrs Grace Wilkinson died at her home after a lingering illness. Funeral services will be held at the family home tomorrow at 1 o'clock with interment at Sat Point. She was the daughter of Henry and Anna Within. Her husband Nsrert Woke and two sons survive, along with brothers William Wilkinson and Orlang Wilkinson of Mandela.
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Grace
Deena
Wilte
Hen
Anna
Henrys
Warrihur
Voteers Brothers
Wilam
Dawe
Orlang Wilkinson
Mandela
Shaw Calls for Abolition of Christmas
A historic remark attributed to Shaw advocates abolishing Christmas, sparking debate over tradition and modern values. The text hints at public reaction and the tension between cultural norms and reformist ideas.
Art’s Sake Rereenthe and the Teasher Mystery
A fragment recalls Art’s Sake Rereenthe and a teached memory tied to courts and a notable etched figure. Details are fragmentary with references to Vain Larnze and a family influence in a historic dispute over action and identity.
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Tetare
Papuoon Firena
Berlin Widow Wins Railroad Settlement
A Berlin widow is awarded a railroad settlement following a long dispute. The case details indicate compensation approved after years of appeal, with officials noting the settlement as a significant recognition of the widow’s claim.
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Berlin
Milk Quality Boosts Health Efforts in Salisbury
City health officials report cooperation among city county and state agencies led to top milk quality and a sharp drop in contagious diseases nationwide. Deputy state health officer Dr Victor Hook Samoskelly cites licensed milk dealers conforming to regulations and notes infant mortality linked to milk quality is a key concern with sewer and water improvements underway.
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Coun
Victor Hook Samoskelly
Salisbury
Stamianami
Soy as Best Appetizer Before Meal With Tea and Coffee
A fragment notes soy as the preferred appetizer before meals, paired with tea and coffee as a trio of options. The wording suggests adative or adative-like usage but lacks clear context or sourcing. The line reads as a casual food suggestion rather than a formal item.
Wide tires lift ban on heavy trucks on Maine highways
A reform in Maine allows heavily loaded trucks to use more highways after wider tires were deemed to reduce road damage. The piece notes a public image of a man beside a nickel phone near a neighbor’s house as a backdrop to the policy shift.
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Maine
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R. Clyde Smith
Wilkins & Co
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