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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
4
A fragmented OCR line from a 1988 newspaper page shows garbled text. It mentions a publication date July 9 1988 and references names and numbers without clear context or a complete story. The readable bits resemble editorial or notices but lack definable facts.
Governor Farrington urges a United States cruiser named Hawaii to honor the islands and reflect Hawaii's role in national defense. Proponents argue it would symbolize a close mainland partnership as Pearl Harbor grows as a major naval base. The Navy secretary is reviewing the proposal amid island enthusiasm.
Labor unions dispute risks a nationwide halt to building work worth 568 million dollars as plasterers and bricklayers spar over a trust and joint actions. The public fears renewed strikes akin to past coal or steel disputes, with potential months of stalled operations.
A July Fourth period records 115 auto deaths nationwide with many more uncounted. The piece urges drivers to study stopping distances at 40 to 50 mph to save lives and avoid tragedies and criticizes reckless speeding as preventable slaughter.
A Washington dispatch notes European freight cars mainly flat with three-segment, separable sections enabling modular loading to trucks. It argues U.S. rail efficiency could gain from such openness to adapt to local needs and shorten hauls, boosting producer and consumer prices.
A fragmentary column riffs on wind and beach life with sharp asides about procrastination and flirtation. It mocks modern girls who avoid kissing and jokes about marriage plans while noting slapstick moments on a sunburned back.
A collage of humorous proverbs about temper, gender, and social quirks. Witty lines note women’s sense, men’s vanity, paint on the nose, and the idea that truth and courage mix with caution. Ends with a playful line about money and hair.
A courthouse janitor in a Wisconsin town devised a new approach to removing dandelions. He formed a small club and practiced his technique, aiming to reduce bloom growth around the courthouse.
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