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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
4
A damaged snippet from a local page shows stray letters and partial weather text with no clear date location or measurements. The unreadable lines provide little to identify a specific forecast or event.
The article discusses how few dead letters reach the Dead Letter Office due to return addresses on envelopes for advertising mail. It notes firms omit return cards to screen recipients, reducing concerns about waste. Advertising mail costs and postage rules are mentioned, including a 66 cents hourly charge and issues with advertisers failing to verify street addresses.
The piece discusses party lines and loyalties as the so called regulars from both parties form tense alliances. It notes how Wisconsin La Follette era factions and Republican regulars shifted votes with Democratic support and the broader implications for appointments and confirmations.
Secretary of War John W Weeks showed his best night since Saturday at Massachusetts General Hospital as doctors reported his condition improved. The update noted normal temperature and pulse with signs of slight improvement after surgery for gall stones.
Harry Ahirty confessed in Kennebec county jail to murder of Anta Heyward and arson at the cottage near Lake Marianna. He admitted entering the residence drunk, striking Mrs Heyward, binding her, and setting the fire. Investigators quote his statements as part of the county case.
Fragmentary obituary note mentions a burial devotion for Pomp. Names include Womble and A. P. Pose, with limited readable details. The item appears as a small public obituary snippet from an old newspaper page.
For sale all or part of complete dressmaking equipment including three Singer sewing machines, 2 railroad stitchers and one hemstitcher.
Notice invites bids on sewer line work with estimated quantities for concrete and vitrified pipes. Bidders must submit a certified check of 5000 dollars with bids and bids open by a specified date. reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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