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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
4
The text proclaims a global campaign against malaria and its microscopic enemy. It forecasts near extinction of yellow fever with sweeping measures, envisions pest control spreading from the Eastern Shore of Maryland to destroy vectors, and urges decisive action within ten years to safeguard humanity.
A historical analysis of the shift from extermination to protection in U S Indian policy. The piece discusses assimilation, education, and economic integration, noting changes in life on reservations, preservation of tradition, and conflicts over forcing cultural change. It highlights the tension between white civilization and native autonomy.
Fragmented OCR text cites a wartime era event with mentions of the United States, Britain, and Germany. The exact details are unclear due to damaged text but references a charge and a meeting or parade. The distorted lines suggest a wartime context and international actors.
A collage of short notes touches on divorces and marriages in Nyack and Kentucky, a missing pianist in New York, and a farmer’s rash act in Chicago’s murder trials. Reports show dramatic temperature spikes in Montana, tobacco crop figures in Quebec, and Sydney reaching one million residents with rising crime.
A Seattle four year old shoots himself with a revolver found in a bureau. The writer questions gun safety in homes with children and argues for locking and unloading weapons. The piece also critiques overwork and college routines, reflecting on health and habit concerns.
A 1923 verse scene shows a mother basket laden with purchases while a father frets over expenses. A youth trails behind as a son laments the money spent, and a Sunday noon meal figures into the family budget.
By Harry Hunt the piece reports unrest at a farewell event amid protests over a guest list. Attendees and observers describe heated exchanges and dismay at the reception as visitors faced heavy scrutiny and mixed signals about the occasion.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a political event with mentions of a court and a large affair. The text references Jules Stassep and Prins Caetone and includes partial references to weeks and peptet, with unclear dates and locations. No clear outcome or actions are confirmed.
The text portrays Caetani as a sociable diplomat who sought to align US views with Italy under a fascist ethos. It credits him with promoting ethics and social reform as practical, culturally compatible for Italians, while pledging devotion to both Italy and the United States.
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