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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
4
The American Tree Association, based in Washington, urges nationwide reforestation efforts tied to recreation, study, and timber supply. Its program backs the McNary Clarke bill guiding federal aid for stumpage restoration and street tree programs as coverage expands.
Long Island drivers frequently smash closed safety gates at grade crossings. The piece cites a New Jersey incident with a driver and two passengers hit by a train, emphasizes blame on motorists, rails safety, and the pattern of daily crossing mishaps.
An obscure OCR fragment references a heavy chewer and a notable walk by a local figure, described in general terms with no clear names or places. The readable text points to a distinctive chewing habit and a noteworthy walk remembered by the community.
A company seeking to reuse crankcase oil faces regulatory scrutiny over its process and claims. Officials examine the claim of reclaiming used oil while consumer safety groups push for stricter standards and clearer labeling.
In Paris on July 21 a company official read a funeral sermon written by the deceased before his death. He had requested it be read at his bier and gave to mourners a final message. The crowd listened as the solemn reading concluded the service.
Tokyo on July 22 reports the creation of an anti luxury society by students. It aims to persuade wealthy peers and persons of influence in Creenaies Ket to reform attitudes and consumption practices.
The text argues that drivers who ignore railroad right of way and smash through gates endanger many, including innocent bystanders. It calls for suppressing grade crossing mania and harsher penalties to deter such offenses.
Treasury officials debate the push for more popular paper currency with Dewey expressing skepticism about universal acceptance and the risks to food commerce. Weather notes highlight local thunder storms and inflation fears mount as production strains strain the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
The Council of Salisbury Maryland gives notice that the report of commissioners to lay out open extend widen and alter East Main Street from Division Street to Baptist Street has been filed. The report assesses damages and will be acted upon Monday at 7 PM in Salisbury City Hall.
Poems appear in The Evening Time under Poet's Corner with readers invited to send verses. The feature showcases new lines by local writers and highlights a weekly poetic theme.
Safety rules discourage speeding blocking streets or harming animals and people. The guide warns against loud horns swearing running signals and arguing with traffic staff while urging polite conduct tipping hats and yielding to others to maintain order and prevent accidents.
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