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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
4
June 7, 1908 report urges cheaper coal at its source as operators work to cut losses from three to one per million tons. Editorial voices call for better organization, fair wages, and reducing consumer burden by buying more winter coal during slack periods.
The Georges warn that mosquitoes could drive a global effort against them, framing the insect as the most dangerous and bloodthirsty of wild beasts. They claim mosquitoes toppled civilizations, blocked the Panama Canal, and devastated tropics by fever and disease.
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and phrases about people abroad and events. No coherent event or clear entities to summarize into a definite news item. The readable bits include personal names and generic references without a discernible story or outcome.
A stocky summary notes Americans are viewed with unusual warmth in China while British and Japanese are more disliked. The piece warns any action harming this goodwill would be a grave mistake, stressing cooperation and friendship as crucial amid tensions.
Washington June 17 The effort aims to reduce price spreads between producer and consumer by restoring inland waterway usage and lowering living costs. Brig Gen T Q Ashburn is noted in TOD suggestion.
General Ashburn urges reestablishment of private corporations on navigable streams to operate common carriers for public mutual benefit. He cites cheaper water transport and compares Mississippi War River and rail to argue for using all modes, with emphasis on bulk freight handling and rail revival alongside waterways.
A guidance note emphasizes careful eating during heat waves urging lighter meals and plenty of salads fruits and cool drinks. It warns against heavy midday meals and suggests avoiding pancakes pastries and rich desserts while favoring simple wholesome options through the warmer period.
A fragmented commentary notes that universities face strong student interest in sports like football track and baseball, with attention also on girls dances and campus events. The piece argues that despite talk of academic decline, undergraduates focus on athletics and social life more than intellectual pursuits.
The fragment describes a competition involving Pere and money, noting a greases theme and a tefery hunt. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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