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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
4
Detroit board of commerce conducts an annual Great Lakes cruise. Rumors say liquor flowed aboard boosting the trip’s allure, a Washington raid followed, but no arrests were made. The piece argues for honesty from business leaders to support prohibition and enforce abstention.
A New York court valued the soft roll collar patent at six million dollars with past infringements totaling about 1.26 million and four years of royalties. The piece notes fortunes formed from cheap, ubiquitous items like chewing gum and simple devices, and highlights broad industry impact and employment.
A garbled column of aphorisms and social quips on love beauty work and crowds. The piece riffs on vanity independence flirtation and daily routines with scattered phrases and odd spellings.
Washington July 24. A broad report from the Howe committee on aviation regulation is due. The inquiry finds no single conclusion but shows substantial evidence and expert testimony on military and commercial aviation, aircraft safety, and the influence of the so called trust on production and air mail development.
The piece notes public reception to a new soft red collar as a fortune maker. It argues many welcome it, creating a growing army of buyers daily, with sales rising through small purchases by individuals.
The market opened firm with leaders advancing as investors regained confidence. Railroad stocks showed strength before noon while industrials, including Union Pacific and Atlantic Coast Line, posted gains. Several carriers and business names were active amid renewed buying. declines were limited to a few heavy industrials.
Baltimore July 21 report notes researchers at Johns Hopkins claim to have found a fountain of youth for tadpoles. A brain gland is removed at hatching to prevent ageing, yielding tadpoles that do not age.
Washington officials announce plan to abolish policewomen in the capital police force. A government spokesman says no encouragement of unlawful arrest will be tolerated and stresses adherence to the law in all enforcement actions.
Fragment notes a hazardous situation with a person named Berry and a reference to open meth concerns and a burn injury. No clear event date or location is provided in the readable text.
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