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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows names such as CHARLES J TRLTTT and others, with a date January 6 1923 and mentions of Seer The News Publishing Company. The readable content resembles a masthead or catalog of staff and contributors.
A fragmentary local piece praises the efforts of Sabbucs residents to establish clean governance free from obnoxious influence. It notes a campaign against the Beachines and mentions the mayor deserving support amid ongoing disputes and public concerns about devices and ethics.
A fragmentary local note references the Shore League and possible standings or actions. The unreadable OCR obscures names, dates, and outcomes, leaving only hints of a season scenario or contested results.
A clipped wartime digest notes wheat prices and production in 1918 with heavy Canada involvement and rising consumer costs. It cites increased German wartime exports, France purchases, and Weweser trade patterns, signaling persistent supply strain and uncertain gains amid conflict.
A garbled account from a Maine scene hints at a clock mishap and alarmed reactions amid national tensions. Reports describe jazz raids and cautious chatter about security, with references to gunfire and public safety measures.
Washington officials and lawyers are unsettled as a high profile divorce case proceeds. The Panama affair and related inquiries appear to affect political figures and legal proceedings downtown, with residents watching closely for outcomes and repercussions.
Wrenzie named to serve on the House Military Committee amid committee assignments. The move places the unnamed official in a key defense oversight position.
The passage argues aging begins early and youth peak is brief. It notes physical decline precedes mental growth, with seniors losing faculties while youth push limits. It cites selective service rejections and hints at political shifts as states like Pennsylvanian and California lead in telephone networks.
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