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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1924
Page
2
A narrated tale recounts Bree Coolidge helping a poor man on a land sale. Coolidge refused a wealthy bidder, offered to aid the poorer man, and provided $300 after a prior offer of $200, illustrating his character and willingness to help.
An item notes Peggy Joyce with a 24 year old Count Geeta Morner figure in a social scene amid electorate favor. It mentions a local vote result and a proposed property tax levy to fund bands and youth programs, plus a sewer and water district commission meeting to discuss immediate bill implementation.
A narrative notes how an individual makes promises he cannot keep and, before the person expects it, discovers the name Java. The moment shifts the tale toward a pivotal disclosure affecting trust and expectation.
The text describes political reaction to a voting measure, noting advertising influence and party opposition based on personal prejudice. It records that female voters favored the measure, while campaign unity dissolved as polls approached, and voters judged candidates by personal motives rather than party lines.
The University of Pennsylvania held its 16th commencement in two sections. Degrees in course numbered 1,408 with 346 certificates. Including February graduates and additional certificates, the yearly total reached 2,061. Exercises took place in Weightman Hall with Dr Walton B. Melaniel as speaker and President Josiah H. Penniman presiding.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention McAdoo booming near a final phase with references to M. Com Johann, Dave Sen and Governor Smith in a Waldorf context. Details are unclear from the readable text.
Democratic presidential candidate William G. McAdams passed through New York on a railroad tour amid crowd reactions at Enion Station. A brief visit to Tate President’s residence followed, with 15 600 signatures collected by the machinists union official Z Davidson praising a railroad order ensuring safety for the candidate.
Ambassador Hanihara told Brown University that Japan’s dealings with the United States are amicable and trustful. He spoke in an honoris causa address praising the strong friendship between the two nations and promising continued cooperation.
A brief note describes a wedding gown damaged by moths, mentioning its owner and the incident in a concise local gossip style.
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