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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1924
Page
8
A report describes open air meetings showing workers and captains aiding relief efforts. The event, tied to December observations, notes baskets distributed and relief value affecting local families in the surrounding territory.
Chester J. Jackson son of AHW living on the Orean Cit Beach earned five certificates this week for a radio work at his home on City Boulevard. He received warm reception from New end from Rome and the Radio News Corporation sent a framing certificate for the young man.
A Sharptown welfare clinic was held bringing together local residents and volunteers to distribute aid and information. Organizers coordinated with community groups to assist households in need and spread public health resources.
On Friday three bills prompted Mr Andersen to investigate the escounts at three Preston hauls freight for Mr Andersen near a river in a small gasoline boat. The event is said to be his first offense and officers expect minimal penalties as most goods were returned.
As Siete Dip lines up behind Harry T Phoebus defeated Republican candidate for Congress on the Eastern Shore, groups pledge opposition to Edmuend J. Buedaitz’s reappointment as Maryland Prohibition Commissioner. They gather county data and may present it to President Coolidge if Senator E. Weller names Rudnitz for the vacancy. Phoebus reportedly aligns with dry interests.
The Travelers Club postpones its annual Christmas program and meeting due to the death of Mr Henry Bo Freeny. The next meeting will be held January 7 at Mia Fox’s home on Camden Avenue in Houston.
Funeral services for Henry B Freeny will be held tomorrow morning at eleven o'clock from the residence of his father in law the Hon James E Eliegoul Dr Hamil ton P Fox pastor of the Asbury M E Church Ell officiate.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled exchange with names and a Boston reference. The readable bits suggest a dialogue about money and a proposed action or plan. No clear event, date, or outcome is present.
Local department stores plan a Thursday closing to usher in the New Year. Managers noted a holiday schedule and urged patrons to shop ahead while the change in hours takes effect.
The commission refused to confer with A DeVane and Attorney Kney Carter for the American Telephone company of Baltimore along with Samuel K. Dennis and others over parts of the proposed higher rate schedule. The move unsettled several telephone officials who faced criticism of methods used to justify the rate hikes. Mr. Berry was noted in the discussion.
Fashion notes reveal hats and dresses drawing attention as urban shoppers spot stee style blends. Rew highlights European and American influences visible in street wear on downtown sidewalks.
A period article from South Africa on December 10 notes a crossword paste craze reaching widely circulated papers in outlying districts. Small crosswords include words from local native languages.
A Paris one act tomime set in the stomach was barred from the stage. The cast features depicted foods and was branded as inferior after being modeled on a British production.
Berlin December 30 Heinrich Bartels earns wealth from cheap paper handkerchiefs sold by the gross. The soft fibre allows easy disposal after use. He also makes paper napkins and plates. Lander and suburbs nearly equal Canada’s population.
A reader asks how to handle a cheating or flirtatious husband and a silent partner who boasts of other girls. Cynthia Grey advises honesty, tact, and a calm approach toward forgiveness and future trust.
A survey notes peas lose much of their vitamin content when canned. A cross between a large panda dog and an English mastiff is described as a bulldog hybrid. The volcano Actaa’s next eruption may be broadcast by radio. Queen Mary backs a revived lace industry in Great Britain. Detroit leads U S cities in women realtors. A St Bernard weighing 87 pounds topped a recent London beach show. Chestnut blight spares wood marketability. A burglar alarm design detects artificial light. Many Americans in Milan seek grand opera chances, willing to pay high fees.
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