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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1925
Page
4
A fragmented notice promotes a Thursday performance dated July 2 1908. It lists a program likely featuring a comedy or dramatic act with ticket details and venue unspecified. The readable portion centers on a single date and event with theatrical language.
Editorial notes describe London wear at a Buckingham Palace garden party with gray morning suits and top hats for the King, mauve accents, and pale orchid palettes for ladies. The piece laments garish color trends, compares street fashions to Paris Decorative Arts displays, and urges restraint for sensitive readers.
Rome Cabinet Council proclaims October 12 as Columbus discovery day signaling high regard for the navigator's achievement and warm ties with the United States. Yet in Richmond Virginia protests against a Columbus statue sparked debate on national identity and loyalty amid religious tensions.
The article defends Babe Ruth amid critics who allege he sticks to a primrose path. It argues his past missteps fed slander, but now he walks straight and earns wealth and entertainment for fans. It contrasts this with civic resistance to progress like building a new bridge in an eastern city.
A fragmented note discusses perceived manipulation by elites and social reactions to errors. It hints at gendered misperceptions and the impact of sudden disruptions on public art and civic spaces.
A London article reports European fears that Soviet style counterfeiting could destabilize world currencies. It cites the Russian information bureau in Washington and notes alleged efforts from Petrograd to Kazan to flood markets with fake notes, aiming to undermine confidence and prep for broader upheaval.
A 1928 NEA Service brief notes a farmer’s view that success comes from energy to keep his sons at work. It also mentions a woman who refuses marriage to avoid loneliness, reflecting the era’s social sentiments.
A pending sanity trial for Russell Jerneys opens next week as prosecutors seek contempt citations. The hearing could shape the legal approach to his alleged actions and subsequent proceedings.
Fragment shows Chicago daily water use rising from 135 gallons to higher levels over years. Text appears garbled with stray place names and years. Key idea notes increasing consumption but lacks clear figures or dates.
The text describes compassionate funeral arrangements and thoughtful service as a tribute to the deceased, emphasizing easing the burden on mourners and honoring the departed with appropriate tribute.
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