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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1925
Page
5
A long list of residents and visitors holidaying in Salisbury and nearby towns includes Edward Duffy in Chestertown, Colonel LeViness in Salisbury, Lillian Serman in Ocean City, Emma Downing in Philadelphia, John S. Jones in White Haven, and many more. The piece records travel, hosting, and social visits across Ocean City, Salis bury, Demme's Quarter, Cape Charles, and surrounding locales.
Blanche Payson a six foot six former San Francisco policewoman proposes women traffic officers in large cities. She argues women stay calm under pressure, avoid profanity, and show courtesy, potentially reducing traffic jams and improving safety. She cites San Francisco experience where women officers kept traffic moving smoothly.
Mary F Brewingtin and Howard Tul were married Wednesday evening in Baltimore at the home of Ivy and J McGall. The ceremony was conducted by Dr Guluhe, pastor of Wes Baltimore Methodist Protestant Church, with Maude Wowbree as maid of honor. The bride wore a rose ensemble and carried roses, popular in Salishur, where she was a frequent visitor.
A garbled passage describes a cat breaking eggs and a sequence of unclear actions. The text mentions a shelf, a bone, and someone reacting, but the meaning is obscured and details are unusable.
Chicago July 21 A new beauty recipe uses More Soap and less paint. Beauty experts advise keeping the neck clean and hair combed as they attend the annual convention of the American Cosmeticians Society.
Fragmentary report describes Fanny urging her husband to push, rise, and light the fire as a domestic dispute unfolds. Details are sparse with unclear sequence and context.
A fragment reports the destruction of a great library by an orc army in a distant century. It mentions a claim that the Koran should be the sole book read. This item blends fantasy conflict with religious control ideas and a historicist tone.
An advertisement touts a lemon based whitening lotion. It claims two lemons and Crichard White create a quarter pint solution that bleaches face neck arms and hands, softens skin, reduces freckles sunburn and tan. It warns the lotion must be prepared and self applied for immediate effect.
A family scene aboard a vehicle leads Jimmy to ask the river name just crossed. His father responds with a stammering, informal correction, mentioning the river Tow and noting Aunt Anne recently fell in it.
A garbled OCR fragment from a poetry or column page shows scattered phrases about beauty and laughter. No coherent event or names are identifiable.
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