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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1925
Page
8
Report says a Salieburian vehicle failed to stop at an un it and struck a ditch where its ear was jammed. No injuries reported though the other vehicle was brought into court in Whaieyville.
Plans for the YMCA City League of 1925 were announced today with requests from several churches for tentative schedules. Managers of last year will meet soon to finalize plans and secure a definite league schedule after previous season difficulties.
State health officials push typhoid inoculation as inexpensive protection. Dr R H Riley notes free vaccine via the Department of Health, with three weekly shots totaling minutes of effort. People aged five to thirty five bear most cases, but all ages can be affected.
A public notice urges citizens to vaccinate against typhoid within the last two years or face medical scrutiny. It warns readers to avoid risk and to report symptoms promptly, stressing the peak season and the importance of vaccination as a preventive measure.
Charles P Coates died Sunday morning at seven after a stroke at his Sunbury North Division Street residence. He had recently moved from New Orleans and lived in retirement in Newark Maryland, then Sunbury for four years. Survived by a widow, Mary Love Coates, and four children. services Tuesday at three in the late home with interment in Parsons Cemetery.
Mountain Chapel England July 27 A gooseberry bush grafted onto a willow tree yields a remarkable crop growing six feet from the ground like mistletoe.
A general report credits Mate Officers for their work leading to the arrest of James Bak er, the youthful slayer of James Carey, a wealthy Shere farmer in ARhoagh Deia, detailing investigations and activities now filed.
A fragmented report notes a structure in Algiers built 7 feet above sea level due to weather conditions. It mentions distances of 100 to 125 miles in the same meteorological context and references a misty climate affecting the area.
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