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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
3
A Sunday column argues true married happiness rests on companionship and frank talk rather than flashy dinners or public displays. It notes couples benefit from shared interests, listening to each other, and forgiving form of humor, addressing common misunderstandings and hidden tensions.
Freak B Kelloggs American Ambassador to Great Britain and Secretary of State desig nate left Paris today to resume his set in London.
A damaged excerpt shows Vivian grieving for Ernan Shaquist after a hold up ends in death. She is jailed for a month, reads a magazine and learns a poem she memorizes. The lines evoke love, betrayal and a plea to wake the dead, reflecting guilty sorrow and social judgment.
A damaged excerpt hints at a speaker urging harsh judgment to keep a lover straight. The lines imply regret and defiance, suggesting jealousy and a choice against tears. The text remains incomplete, with no clear event or attribution.
The light cruiser Memphis, newest of the Navy’s warships, completed a four hour speed trial fifty miles off the Delaware Capes. The ship reached 72.52 knots with engines delivering 11 200 horsepower, surpassing contract requirements by about 4 000. Delivery to the government is planned for Philadelphia Navy Yard, with follow on work at New York and final shakedown cruises.
A home government bulletin provides connections or methods for producing vinegar from any kind of fruit. It offers practical guidance for home readers on fermentation steps and safety considerations.
The article notes Ken Che of Winston Churchill as Chancellor of the Exchequer and mentions Paavo Nurmi breaking track records to compete with Midwestern rivals. Benny Leonard, lightweight champion, retires due to his mother's illness. The piece covers political loan matters, Navy secretary Denby, and upcoming marathon plans, with manufacturing expansion by Mack Truck to meet rising demand.
Wall Street briefs report price trends and production shifts. The item notes a rise in car production last year and outlines accompanying price movements in the market. It cites unnamed market sources observing broader automotive and manufacturing activity.
An importer in Constantinople arranged a large carpet woven in Greece showing a facsimile of the American dollar as its design. Customs officials refused entry, deeming the piece counterfeit money.
The island of Heligoland on the northern German coast, once a base for raiding U boats, now serves as a peaceful rookery for migrating birds.
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