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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
4
A bridge columnist reflects on invincible ignorance at the table and personal sins of omission and commission. Regular players may blunder, but restraint and humility are urged. deliberate wrong choices harm the game and the player.
New York League of Women Voters members discuss a proposed wage bill in the General Assembly, while a geography quiz highlights Utah’s lowest point near Salt Lake and Bonneville’s ancient basin. The Interior Department in Washington issues a bulletin summarizing these facts.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions smuggling and bootlegging in New Jersey. It notes investigations by authorities into illegal liquor operations and references opposition to temperance measures. It discusses broader anti saloon ban discussions and claims about enforcement across states including New York and Philadelphia.
A speculative column criticizes jurors as easily swayed by party alignments and sensational details. It argues both sexes mirror male biases and plots a future where jurors tire of the role and seek removal from service.
The text gestures toward whether Congress will pursue a probe into prohibition and a potential reorganization of enforcement. It mentions Roy Hoover and Mayr Haynes, noting expectations and opinions on leadership and effectiveness in handling the issue.
A jumble of reflections on thinking, life, and popularity. The text laments distraction and the value of steady thought while noting misgivings about immediate returns and the limits of memory and focus. It mentions James and early routines impacting resilience.
The article notes that strong teeth come from vital foods and that building a tooth is a long, intricate process. nature treats dental development as highly important and gradual.
In Yokohama Japan officials impose a 30 dollar fine for leaving a dog unchained. The rule targets prevent stray incidents and enforce responsible pet ownership.
A local theater owner in Java advertises a tropical view option behind the screen with admission set at three cents. Prices for standard seating are described as expensive for most natives, prompting interest in the cheaper alternative.
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