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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1926
Page
4
A stray dog named Prince, from a wealthy household in an unnamed city, survived a series of accidents including a fall into a factory pit, bicycle crush, hit by a car, and illnesses before an ambulance ran him over. He died quietly, leaving the city to mourn.
A convention of restaurant owners in a Midwestern state promoted apple pie as a leading dish between two crusts while recommending vegetable soup and roast beef as top options. Dr. H K Barnard of the American Institute of Baking cites custard fed to rats to support nutrition claims, arguing multiple meals daily are essential.
Damaged OCR passage describes a figure named Woward As Marrison and a Washington Remapper. It mentions practice in detecting mistakes and hints at weighing costs and fees. The text is garbled with many misspellings and lacks clear events or outcomes.
OCR text shows scattered names and fragments without a coherent story or identifiable events. It mentions several unclear phrases and potential proper nouns but lacks readable context, dates, or locations to form a concise news item.
Brief discussion urges fair assessment of urban pollution from factories. Argues for action to curb Mack smoke where present and to weigh remedies in cities facing air quality threats.
Fragments describe fraud charges in Mraasy and immediate committee testimony. Treasury predicts a surplus around June. budget and tax reductions discussed. New York stockholders seek Mizener Development Corporation receivership. Chilean minister at Wah ination cites stalled DIRECT negotiations with officials in New York and Chicago.
Washington notes debate over preserving the White House structural faults while considering a repack approach. Builders pause as decay widens with cracks and damaged joists, prompting questions about preserving the historic site versus a complete rebuild.
Vague OCR text references a president on vacation and a March adjournment. Mentions a building and a process, but details are unclear due to garbled wording. No clear events, names, or places can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary notices detail transfers of land and lots with stated consideration amounts. Names include Calloway, Walter, Glenn street parcel, and others from Amos W. Woodenek and George Lame, among others, with various sums and districts referenced.
A partial OCR reads about a five key week effort to advance automatic cigarette lighter devices. The garbled text suggests a report on developing and testing new lighter safety features and consumer product improvements.
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