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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1925
Page
4
A public dispute between Gutsen Borglum and the Stone Mountain Association over a Confederate memorial is recalled in a meditation on Mount Rushmore like grandeur. The piece laments petty anger and urges unity to honor Lee and Jackson, praising the mountain’s enduring symbolism.
A reader argues that intelligence and breadth of vision are similar across city, small town, and country residents. The piece notes advantages of urban life such as libraries and culture but asserts small towns offer friendly, walkable neighborhoods, familiar faces, and similar human qualities, ending with a critique of classist attitudes.
A jumble of garbled phrases references Chicago politics taxation gas prices and tobacco profits alongside mentions of runnin Nurmi and Bryan. The disjointed text mixes satire on debt gossip and fashion with references to stamps and appearance hints at social trends and changing voices.
William M Jardine is selected by the President to serve in agriculture after March 6. He is described as a dirt farmer with long experience in Montana and the Big Horn cow country. Jardine married Effie Nebeker and has three children, William, Man and Kate.
A garbled OCR block describes a Republican candidate for Speaker and various House debates. It mentions Madden Conn, Langworth, and Daeschner with unclear roles while referencing cabinet discussions and a political conference. The text is heavily distorted with names and places unreadable.
Health commissioner Dr Herman E Bundesen promotes a nonporous non habit forming drug Tutekein Itt as a substitute for cocaine. He claims it boosts muscle heart lung power improves circulation stimulates digestion increases appetite and adds pep, though the article notes it is based on disputed research.
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