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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text from a newspaper page shows names Maby K Smith Jr and Alfred T Truitt with roles and a notice about rates and addresses for subscriptions. Mentions The Evening Time and Associated Press credit lines and general publication details with uncertain dates.
A 1928 report cites ongoing strange weather and predicted harvest failures as scientists warn of increasing famine risk. The piece references Beveridge and London scientists noting heat, storms, and drought could trigger widespread food shortages in the coming years.
The scrap discusses Robertson of Helgia in 1804 planning a 150 foot long balloon ship to circumnavigate the world, noting his height ascent beyond four miles and the era’s skepticism. It reflects early aviation daring and financial doubts from bankers and capitalists.
The excerpt warns that girls lured by beauty and easy money risk heartbreak and public shaming, whether on rural lanes or city streets. It stresses personal virtue and warns that choices shape fate, urging readers to consider their character above immediate temptations.
A fragmented report details progressives debating a full ticket at a conclave with references to George Norris and other Nebraska figures. It notes possible candidates like Day Peblictie and Carl Verwman as discussed options, amid uncertainty about party unity and strategy.
Bertin reports that about a hundred boys and other children from Berlin were taken to Denmark to receive nourishing food. Physicians selected the children as underfed for months. A plan suggests using the first three floors of the Eiffel Tower as a restaurant dance hall and tea room.
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