Notable seaside spots near Salisbury open for Sunday outings
The article highlights attractive beach and river locales within a short drive of Salisbury for Sunday visits. It mentions beaches on the coast and on creeks and rivers, accessible from Barrow Road and Dorchester County, with references to spots like Conder, Sandy Hall, Nant, Vernon, and Oak areas as popular choices for picnics, crabbing, and recreation.
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Miners discuss safety at Joseph A Holmes meeting
The United Miners at Rawion held a meeting in Princeton at the Mavkel Gem to push government action for miner protection after injuries. President L ia urged stronger safety measures and accident prevention at the June gathering.
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President Coolidge sails on weekend cruise aboard Mayflower
President Coolidge and a family left Washington aboard the Mayflower for a weekend cruise down the Patuma River. The voyage is expected to last until Monday morning.
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Coolidge
Transportation unions deny McAdoo support reports
Executives of the transportation brotherhoods issued formal denials of reports from New York that railroads would back William G. McAdoo. The Cleveland dispatch notes the denial issued today.
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No Place in Prison: Levine Ousted at Sing Sing Gate
New York authorities at Sing Sing eject "Frenchy" Levine on arrival to begin a seven year term. He had previously faced charges of forging prison checks and causing losses totaling several thousand dollars. Levine was moved to Clinton Prison.
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Mexico City digs probe 900 year past in Yucatan
Mortey archaeological expedition funded by the Carnegie Foundation works in the primeval Yucatan region to uncover an America history dating back 900 years. The team maintains contact with New Orleans via radio during exploration.
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Amenca
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Parson Kansas Farmer Billed for Exploding Birds
Parsons Kansas farmer Mark Lowe set dynamite charges beneath two trees at night killing 280 crows. He presented the county clerk the tally and was paid $25, the clerk calculating each shot cost about four cents.
Prince Henry Accepts Paid Office in Kings Lynn
Prince Henry son of King George is appointed lord high steward of Kings Lynn England. He will receive an annual pay of 650. He is among Europe's early princes to take a paid position.
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Leningrad Postal Fine Linked to Petrograd Misread Dates
Multiple dispatches report a fine imposed for errors in addressing letters to Petrograd though the city is listed as Leningrad in the bylines. The shifting name and date text appears as tribute to a historic event, with citations to various presses and officials.
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Glow Worms Captured Near Hamburg After Long Study
Researchers led by Professor Aoutisos of Hamburg report catching glow worms in near shore waters after months of patient effort. The nocturnal creatures fluoresce and emit light in the dark water, attracting scientific interest and local attention.
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Apes in Australia and Cotton Mill Consumption
A garbled report notes a comparison between ape populations in Australia and American cotton consumption. It mentions 20 apes and lists various species while asserting cotton intake in southern mills exceeds six percent of total U.S. consumption. The text is unclear and contains many transcription errors.
Fragmentary Notice From Unclear Page
The readable text outlines a confused petition item mentioning a person or event with scattered phrases. No identifiable names, dates, or places emerge to form a coherent news card.
Al Smith's Recreation Amid Preconvention Day Turmoil
Governor Al Smith keeps walking as his main recreation despite state business and looming Democratic convention. He enjoys golfing, visiting his children's zoo, and movie nights, though legislature pressures have limited these activities. The Smith family follows his routine, and he still skims work then heads to the country or coast for brief getaways.
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Platform To Be Reported Late Today
Platform details were not available earlier but are expected to be released late today. The developments come amid ongoing discussions and a broad national debate, with analysts noting shifts in the overall stance and potential impact on forthcoming events.
Spenser's Dark Convention Delays Raise Tensions
Delegates remain split over naming the Klan in the platform as threats and pleas for more time surround the stalled convention. The weary chairman and attendees have endured days of continuous voting and recurring calls for delay.
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