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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1925
Page
4
A July 11 1933 item cites a modern psychologist linking child discipline to later behavior. It discusses the Rockefellers raised with spankings and references Dr John B Wateen's investigation on how early habits form, noting the proverb twig is bent and emphasizing infancy shaping future conduct.
A reflective piece urges Marylanders to count blessings and appreciate achievements amid social and governmental faults. It argues the struggle to create a garden from desert reveals hidden virtue and invites gratitude for progress already made.
The piece notes a surge in home construction and suburban migration driven by rising wages and cheaper transport. It highlights cars and buses enabling outward city expansion as urban areas fill with modest houses and new residents seeking better living in growing towns.
Observer notes amid the Scopes trial coverage from Lowy Tennessee July 11. Judge Raulston courts a crowded scene as spectators applaud and a prospective juror insists on Bible beliefs while the judge warns jurors to stay open-minded. The article details court routine, jury swearing debates, and the evolving courtroom dynamics surrounding the trial.
De Witt Smullen aged 41 died Friday afternoon July 10 at his home on Washington Street after a short illness. He was son of the late Jean and Mary Smullen of Worcester and was married to a resident of Worcester who, with their children, survives him.
Wall Street in New York shows little movement with most sections of the market muted in early trading. Reports from the Associated Press note subdued activity across key sectors as investors await further cues.
The fragment recalls knee breeches as a fashion era and social symbol in an impressionistic domestic scene. A grandmotherly comment about a boy named Simpkins notes he rings the family bell at meals, hinting at strict order and family dynamics.
Local brief notes quick reaction to a short feature on television about Mads and the Bradford County scene. Names and exact details are limited in the fragment.
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