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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1925
Page
7
A large crowd is expected to watch a hard fought basketball clash on Thursday night at Armory Court between Camden Newtown and visiting Delawareans. Washington College stars and notable players are highlighted as key performers for the home team, with previews noting prior season results and anticipated strong competition from the away squad.
The text describes a chaotic narrative around Pennsylvania college basketball in 1028, noting conference play, early season meetings, and a mix of teams, players, and venues. It references University foes, a delayed start, and scattered results amid a muddled game schedule.
Meran in the Tyrol hosts the Senmeanwredieter X pnenfestieier celebration on the longest day of the year. Gatherings prepare blazing fires across mountain slopes watched by crowds as the flames light the night from their high vantage points.
An unclear report discusses Secretary Hughes and his possible resignation amid speculation about his presidential bid. The piece mentions reactions from foreign newspapers and debates on confirmation by the Republican Senate, with references to political figures and timing in Washington.
French physician Dr Edde announces that a small bronze statue from the same period as Venus de Milo shows no arms. He argues the sculptor never planned arms and suggests the famous statue never had them, a view debated by scholars after revival visits to Egypt.
A fragmented report describes an unusual apple tree producing strange fruit with distorted growth. The passage mentions peculiar apples and uncertain terms, suggesting a quirky horticultural anomaly observed by local observers.
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