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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
2
Ovate Ki and high achieving pupils received diplomas at a ceremony here as the Franklin Dewey program opened. The event featured the Literary Society of the Sebsel and a Japanese sketch by the third grade with numerous pupils and many parents in attendance.
Reports from New York and Monaco describe a loosely connected set of romantic tensions involving Princesses and European royalty. Andrew M Reid of Baltimore arrived amid chatter of a duel and a claimed quarrel over a necklace.
American war veterans and patriotic organizations gathered at Woodrow Wilson’s tomb to lay a palm leaf wreath. The ceremony included wreaths and a guard detail, with remarks by officials, honoring the late leader and the nation’s war memory.
A compact puzzle page notes a four letter word predominance in a mixed length crossword. It lists scattered clues and fragments including words about planting, chemicals, animal terms, and actions, with stray letter remnants and misprints suggesting a varied set of cross fill themes.
New Nira May AP reports radium valued at 620 888 was stolen in a hold-up. A city employee was knocked to the ground as a lead box containing the radium was taken. Authorities pursued suspects amid the investigation.
The passage recalls Amundsen Scott Andree Shackleton Franklin and Franklin's crew, chronicling peril and deaths in northern and southern polar expeditions. It notes Amundsen's fame, Andree's balloon, Shackleton's illness, Franklin's ships Terror and Erebus, and the enduring mystery of polar exploration.
A quirky turned report claims a stork delivered twins to two sisters in Kentucky. The incident, recounted with garbled text, mentions a mother and county official quotes, while the exact details remain unclear in the OCR.
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided OCR text. No clear events, names, places, or dates to summarize.
Puzzle page item notes a crossword solution hint name Lution 1u YaST and references ITE LA in readable fragment form. No clear event or person besides puzzle label appears. Source shows crossword style metadata.
A fragmentary note mentions new color films showing May 30 at a theater named Bijou or similar venue. References to a person Elaine and a potential review or program description are unclear. Distinct entities are limited and details are incomplete.
A. P. Tienes reports Bian Moe 3 leads the famed Moe family brand in New York wines with standout sales, critical acclaim, and growing distribution across the state.
Lewis Gabel was arrested in Arcadia Kansas for driving a car while one leg. A police judge found him guilty and a car leg marshal collected a $20 fine and revoked his driving permit for 90 days.
A historical note explains that about half of the world’s tea production is consumed by Britain, reflecting deep cultural attachment to the beverage and a leading role in global tea markets.
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