Public notice text fragment from historical newspaper
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled names and unrelated strings. The readable bits reference public notices, addresses, and a committee, but specifics are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled names and unrelated strings. The readable bits reference public notices, addresses, and a committee, but specifics are unreadable.
A school column urges underclassmen and seniors to complete diploma checks before graduation. It warns that delays could lead to missing lists or recalled diplomas and stresses hard work, proper waste disposal, and mindful conduct as spring arrives.
The note urges all classes to share space in the yearbook project, stressing pride in desks and student support. It directs orders to Everett Hughes and the school office, promising publication as proof of backing by juniors, sophomores, and Freedmen.
The readable fragments describe efforts to ease ongoing delays and improve schedule signaling. The text hints at using medicines to aid routine tasks and reduce confusion, though details remain uncertain.
A fragmentary class-posed reminiscence lists names like Cordrry Fienes Smoot and Elizabeth Heer Wan nt, recalling sports and stage moments at a high school. Entries mix private notes on football, volleyball and acting with quirky anecdotes set around France and Delmar.
A nostalgic piece from Old Wicomico High celebrates senior status with mixed feelings. It highlights pride in being a senior, rivalries with freshmen, and the sadness of saying goodbye while praising the senior experience and hallways as a grand stage.
The notice asks seniors to submit orders to Beverly Merrick for a Baltimore concert arrangement. It mentions a priority deadline and the school office handling ordering steps. The fragmented text references a publishing firm and sample herb related notes, with unclear third item.
Summary of athletic funds showing cafeteria general fund chemistry library and two class allocations. Sophomore class balance and senior class totals recorded, with totals and miscellaneous line items noted.
The Greeg Weiter magazine awards certificates and medals to shorthand students for speed and accuracy. Qualified are Dorothy Morris Vera Brittingham Mariea Everett Hughes Axmes Clark Josanne Lankfors Agnes Clark Eugene Oakley. A 0-word 3 minute certificate earns a silver emblem pin.
Fragmented OCR text presents a jumble of names and garbled phrases. The readable items include phrases like I’d resign and I’d stop teaching with various misread names. No coherent event or report emerges from the fragments.
A fragmented campus column mentions staff changes and social notes. Gossip about Graham Gunby leaving for work in Augusta, Bil Booth updating career, and Harry Bows training. Mentions of editors, student writers, and light humor fill the chatter with names like Bertie Benson Catherine Bennett Elwood Parker and Ford Girewington.
School announces the 1525 Wiccabo Sigh Tat ler yearbook will be one of the best. Students and faculty are urged to submit articles promptly to department heads for timely compilation. The project aims for a large volume with extensive student and alumni input and photographic work by The Atelier Baltimore and A T Truitt News.
Fragmentary chat shows Mrs Pepe discussing debates and a social date. A reference to "the Rew graeation of the yr" appears amid garbled text. Another line notes "Dedge Brothers" visiting Mix Liz with a date and mentions "Willys-Knight" as the partner.
A noisy dialogue unfolds with mixed phrases about meals and writing. Fragments reference a Blue Bird Tea Room, a waiter, and various names, suggesting a chaotic street vignette with unclear narrative cohesion.
The Evening Times notes that the Parent-Teacher association at Wicomico High School will contribute weekly items from a parent or teacher related to the organization. It marks the first associations in the county.
A reader reviews a historical novel set in 1401 to the crowning of a king. Major characters include Medeena a witty widow Beatrix Lady Castleweed and Lord Castleweed with Alvahum as a villain. The reviewer praises historical scope and character portraits and recommends the book for its literary value.
A reflective piece discusses truth and behavior, urging care for others and self-control. It notes experience comes slowly, warns against swift mischief, and contrasts knowledge from study with knowing where to find information.
In a Tuesday night high school contest Seaford's six beat Benton 24 to 13. Star player Mienah led Seaford with strong scoring while Milde Nelda and Milda Meath contributed on offense. Wartime tempo and team defense defined the win as Benton plans rematch next game.
The piece mentions poetry and French lessons, a biology class covering plants and insects, and English studying Macbeth with a dreadful death. It references a Beaker Hill battle, Caesar's Callie, and Maria van, in a disjointed historical school reading.
Fragmentary cartoon caption shows a snail人士 muttering about speed and danger as it confronts a wall. Quizzical dialogue hints at a humorous urban scene involving a character named Chester Gum.
Fragmentary headline mentions a local woman described as a "clucate lady" and a strange scene with Sheba reference. The text hints at a note about money, gloves, bread, and a convoluted sequence of names and dates, suggesting a personal or social column item with unclear details.
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