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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
4
A distorted text fragment references names and numbers with unclear context. The readable items mention persons and scores or times but lack coherent events or dates to form a clear news item. The result is a partial, unintelligible summary from a newspaper page.
The passage argues that excessive trust or suspicion harms individuals and nations alike. It notes President Coolidge defers to good faith in others yet warns that even that stance can fail when trust is broken, urging readiness to defend rights while assuming goodwill by default.
Europeans say America lacks background while Americans live in the future. The speaker contrasts ancient European histories with an American dream shaped by pushing frontiers and overcoming obstacles. The text defends the idea that America's rapid life pace hides a hopeful vision for what the nation may become.
The article discusses looming thunderstorms in Salisbury before September 15 and cites Harvard meteorology professor A G Weddie advising people to seek cover. It warns against tree cover and doorways, notes lightning dangers in barns and chimneys, and suggests avoiding metal flagpoles and exposed positions during a shower.
A writer questions the safety of thunderstorms noting few lightning fatalities yearly and arguing that staying indoors or under cover offers uncertain protection. They express concern for property loss and advise caution around open water, farm structures, and distant engines during storms.
Charles P Stewart NEA Service Writer reports on Captain James Martin who envisions aviation transforming travel and transport within 20 years. He weighs cargo time against ship speed, noting planes may supplant ships for long hauls while questioning future cargo choices and economic viability.
Secretary of Agriculture William M. Jardine faces criticism from the Anti Cigaret Alliance for supporting tobacco growers. Officials claim his stance will save money and benefit health, while accusing him of bowing to interference from busybodies and acting as he was expected to do.
A magazine writer criticizes American cities for copying New York, arguing that distinct local traditions from places like New Orleans Salt Lake City Atlanta and Dallas are valuable and should be preserved. He notes New York still appears appealing but cities should keep their own identity.
Fragmented OCR reports a wild mix of scenes including a woman afloat on ice near Nome and a New Orleans man attempting a kidnapping marriage plot. The text also mentions flowers, tanning, a fire in NY, a large bet, and unrelated chatter about dogs and cigars.
A garbled OCR fragment shows partial speech or dialogue with scattered English words. The readable parts mention consent and a name sequence that resembles a dialog trace, though many lines are indecipherable. No clear event, person, or location is extractable for a complete card.
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