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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
2
In Adelaide area Feb R Barr of Magill, aged 92, is described as the great grandfather of 125 children and has 14 children himself. He emigrated from Scotland about 70 years ago and lived through wartime service.
Partial pay plan slows, 11 040 workers now listed as laid off at Dethichem Steel Corp. Production from Well 56 of Mais Oil increases income for Standard Gas. Democratic party figures elects to board and appoints general counsel amid shifts in net income.
An editorial essay argues against aimless wandering and urges decisive effort. It praises focused thinking and warns that many fail by circling their goals rather than pursuing meaningful work. It stresses personal accountability and the dangers of complacency in labor and ambition.
An article traces origins of the Noyes surname to possible Nosere or Nosera in France and links Rev James Noyes and his brother Nichelas Noyes to early New England. It notes James Noyes of Newbury Mass ministered there for years and wrote a catechism praised in his era.
A historical note discusses fire related superstitions and religious practices. It surveys beliefs about sacred sites and offerings, citing ancient customs and scholars like Frazer. The piece suggests early fire rites influenced modern superstitions and notes cultural variations across regions.
A fragmented poem asserts daily improvements in mood and unity, praising closer community ties and brighter conditions. The text, attributed to MeCtere Newspaper, emphasizes daily progress in love, health, and courage as a hopeful message.
An engineer named Steveegn was fatally harmed when his engine unexpectedly surged forward. The incident description notes a jolting movement and thoughts on the risks of operating the machinery.
The Grand waterfall in Labrador stands at 240 feet, noted in the report. The feature is described as a grand cascade, with emphasis on its notable height and grandeur for visitors and readers.
An unclear account describes an 8 year old boy related to Captain Wasthera who was reportedly kidnapped and later befriended. The fragmentary text references the Asestad Press and a mysterious map or plan.
In Aldershot England on February 6 1925 officials report a shortage of carers for married personnel and note the army seeks to curb marriages. No allowances or quotas will be granted for married service members until age limits are met.
Fifty University of Philadelphia faculty members volunteer as field organizers in the nationwide campaign to launch a major research and science drive. The group includes psychologists authors and professors taking roles across the country during the February push.
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