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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1926
Page
4
On June 29 1988 an aged widow Mrs George A Custer recalls how her husband a West Point graduate and Civil War veteran died in battle with 200 men near Gettysburg Appomattox and beyond, a memory carried for 112 years as she speaks of resilience and bitter loss.
The article recalls Joseph Caillaux’s wartime dealings with Germany and notes reports of his return to power in France as finance minister. It discusses France's political crisis, the possible emergence of strong leaders, and whispers Caillaux may move toward a dictatorship amid chamber dissolutions and government failures.
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Charles I. Stewart profiles United States Senators Henrik Shipstead and Thomas D. Schall of Minnesota. Shipstead, tall and blond with a forceful voice, contrasts with Schall, blind yet fiery, as the piece argues about their personalities, politics, and public stands.
The record notes transfers including William M. Cooper and others selling to Bettie A. Windsor for 14 dollars and Lillie A. Adkins selling to Walter. Nearby names Deniel HH Short and Thane H Short appear in consideration notes around Willards and Petey Mix Co Tet, with amounts listed as 168 dollars and other sums.
Stanford Mitchell and wife transfer land in Willards District to Andrew A. Mitchell for a consideration of $10. A. Deanaway is listed as granted in Pittsburg District with a consideration around $548.
Stock prices edged up with U S Steel Baldwin General Motors slightly higher while rubber and tobacco issues fell. Railroad buying boosted equipment shares led by Baldwin amid reports plans for the Loree merger in the Southwest. Foreign currencies were unstable with sterling steady at 3.08 18 and French and Belgian francs weaker.
Washington reports that among Pied aliens naturalized in April the largest numbers came from Poland Italy the British Empire and Russia.
New York reports discuss that Savannah Mobile may adopt new names while Meary Ford’s square looks to keep its identity. Rome plans a vast subway network affecting relics, while Vincent Astor rejects persistent rumors of a reparations deal with Mere Astor. Flo Ziegfeld elevates profitable shows, notably those with more costumes.
A sensational patent medicine ad promotes a lemon and orchid based skin whitening tonic. It claims harmless skin lightening effects and a fragrant mixture to apply on face neck arms and hands. The text promises quick preparation at home and asserts safety and cosmetic benefits.
A historic notice describes an auction at Real Ente Dery Equipment near Carietepher Crater Place. It lists one seven year old Holstein cow and various cattle lots, a farm land tract with designated boundaries, a long list of field implements, and a sale date to be set after spring assessments. buyers are addressed to inspect items at the location and bid accordingly.
A letter from W W Larmore solicits support for his candidacy for county office in Shen County. He frames the action as a venerable democratic effort and asks readers to back his bid.
J Willard Toadvine of Nutters District announces his candidacy for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Wilennes County subject to the primary election. He cites prior experience as court clerk and requests support in the Democratic primaries. The statement references campaign timing and local eligibility details.
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