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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
4
A late 19th or early 20th century column questions the Mrs O Leary cow fires origin, noting modern letters claim the Chicago fire story is a legend. It argues the tale may be a comforting myth and cites arguments that the fire began elsewhere and that Mrs O Leary’s cow is dead, inviting readers to question the folklore.
Fragmentary narrative describes a church gathering with minister remarks about Bartack and adherence to doctrine. The text is garbled, but references a sermon on the sabbath, a cardener and fidell terms, with stray names and phrases suggesting a rural parish scene.
A fragmented era of political headlines centers on a rising figure linked to Underwear and a looming renomination. The piece details party reactions, regional support, and potential shifts as Washington debates Senate leadership and state representation.
A short memorial note honors a deceased individual with scant legible details. The fragmented text mentions absence, loss, and remembrance, including a wreath and reverent tone. The precise names, dates, and place are unreadable in the provided OCR.
In a September primary election the Democratic voters of Wicomico County select a candidate for the mayoral race. The filing indicates that Davin J Ward is the named entrant seeking support for public office.
An announcement advertises a care event at Oars Te Oan, with a schedule call for support. The emcee is listed and Willae Tomdvine from Muyteer's District is noted as a contact. Low clarity text limits details.
Frayed OCR fragment suggests tips for preserving quilts using breathable covers and avoiding wear. Mentions cleaning bedding and maintaining freshness, though many words are garbled and unclear.
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