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Fragment of telegraph service notice with subscription rates and Associated Press copyright language. Mentions addresses and contact numbers for the Bree publication and general rights retained.
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1923
Page
4
Fragment of telegraph service notice with subscription rates and Associated Press copyright language. Mentions addresses and contact numbers for the Bree publication and general rights retained.
A 1923 column from Salisbury muses on the passing year as a time of memory and growth. The author contrasts youth’s pink dawn with twilight greys, notes life’s sand dwindling, and ponders future hopes as bells toll toward another year.
An article recalls Governor Albert C. Ritchie’s campaign stop in Wicomico County where he touted Maryland’s rising public school ranking and pledged to continue his education program. It notes a proposed state funding cut jeopardizing the Eastern Shore Normal School project and questions shifts in the governor’s stance on school construction and funding.
The passage attacks political figures and policy costs, urging action against taxation and perceived abuses. It rails against leadership, warns of continued excess, and calls for reform to avoid falling behind rivals. It references unnamed groups and salvation through changing governance.
The piece argues Labor would tax wealth directing higher levies on fortunes above $25,000 and gradual capital tax to avoid harming values. It notes Lloyd George, Ramsey MacDonald, and Labor plans, plus concerns over vote buying and political tactics. It also references Mellon tax proposals and political reactions.
The snippet mimics a satirical cartoon from 1923 criticizing both Democratic and Republican tax plans. It mentions Mellon program, concerns about investor tax, and public reactions. A fictional Miss Muskrat from Cherokee descent meets President Coolidge discussing Native policy and public perception.
An Appropriate Resolution summarizes a brief editorial note on a civic matter with no clear names or dates readable. The text appears damaged and lacks concrete facts to identify people or places. No verifiable entities beyond generic civic language are present.
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