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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
5
A crowded note lists Miss Thirza Ratley visiting Rivalve and Nanticoke, and Mrs. Katharine Teath hosting bridge at her home. Others travel from Birmingham to join families in Mount Vernon and Delmar, with several attending a Severn Rover Beudge event and a garden party in Mentclare New Jersey.
A dense jumble of recipes for fruit drinks and syrups. Instructions mix lemon juice orange cherry juice with sugar and water to create syrups and beverages. Fruits include lemons oranges strawberries raspberries currants and cherries with steps to strain simmer sterilize and bottle for serving.
A long OCR fragment describes extracting juice from lemons oranges and pineapple, crushing fruit, then mixing with ginger ale and tea. It adds sliced banana, strawberries, and cherries, stirs, strains, and serves over crushed ice with mint, listing quantities for citrus, pineapple, sugar, ginger ale, tea, banana, and berries.
A gentleman entering a room with several strangers shakes hands with his hostess and gives a light bow to others present. The gesture confirms polite introduction regardless of prior acquaintance.
James Saunders sues for divorce from Mrs. Saunders amid a dispute over hair length. The couple quarreled and separated after repeated clashes when she kept her hair long despite his objections.
The piece notes a new complaint called dancer s heart spreading through London venues from halls to cafes. Doctors warn patients they suffer from overstrain and urge more dancing to cure the condition amid chatter about cotton production in the southern United States.
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