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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
5
Proceedings discuss proposed class rates for commodities at Norfolk and nearby lines. Analysts compare current charges with proposed per car and per ton rates, noting shifts in freight charges for strawberries and other goods and evaluating overall economic impact.
Izzy Senteris, posing as Ethelbert Senteris, presented Moe Smith and two federal agents at a New York theatrical club. After serving four whiskies to guests, a club source allegedly supplied a half gallon of jem and wetee was arrested.
Morgan Palmer, an American engineer connected with the Sekt administration in Peking, was killed by bandits at his ranch on the Suagari near Mewerd in Manchuria. His death follows diplomatic efforts to secure his release, with consular reports and actions by the military governor of Kry ae ert. Palmer, formerly of Plattsburgh New York, was unmarried and lived with his mother in Peking.
An Evening Time correction clarifies that Mias Jule Bowman of Baltimore visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bowman. The errant line misnamed Mies Lada Bowman of Rimcore, and the issue notes the White family as hosts,改 correcting the attendees.
A garbled OCR excerpt lists hints and partial phrases such as Hebrew word for Deity, Southwest wind, wild dusk, therapies and devices, plus scattered phrases about administration, medical dramas, and machinery. The text shows mixed fragments without coherent narrative or clear attribution.
A fragmentary NEA Service item reports novelist Gil comments on women and power. He likens women to jungle cats and claims they are less moral than men, sparking controversy about societal expectations and female behavior.
A fragment from a Berlin journal notes that dahers and pastry cooks have the fairest teeth among worker classes, though readability is limited and key details are unclear.
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