Spring Fashion Display Brims With Bright Color and Style
Salisbury shops unveil a vivid spring lineup as winter shades fade. Shoes and hats lead the charge with light tans, satins, and bold ensembles. storefronts feature ensemble suits, coats, dresses, and millinery from J E Shockley Co, Kennerly Mitchell, Nock Brothers, and others. The season brings new fabrics, accessories, and ready to wear outfits, with openings at Hargis Department Store and Womens Shop in the Wowumic Hotel area.
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Salisbury
Main
R. Powell & Co
I . Benjamins
J E. Shockley Co
Milany
Kennerly & Mitchell
Jards & Teilbcy
Milton Veaes
Hargis Department
Pore Moke
Fine Trick McTavish W MoT o.eh who Ams ha h of Ley surprise
Telegraph reports a puzzling item with garbled names and phrases about a surprise for Ley and a pack of items. The readable parts hint at a local or personal note but lack clear nouns or actions.
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McTavish
Pearls in Cocoanuts Hidden in Pale Pears
A fragmented item notes a strange claim about pearls found inside coconuts and mentions a Hare Wart in having ef. It references perfect white pears and a puzzle of washed claims about “ged wedecins” and sguins mags, presenting unclear details from an old source.
England Labiles Test Answers Spark Probe On Selisburiens
Lord Rothermere learns an eighth grade exam in London tests English pupils. The inquiry questions focus on geography history and economics and compare opinions on educational testing. A public dispute arises over the study’s value and a suggested critique of the schooling system.
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Lord Rothermere
London
Jon
Rothermere
W. G. Cove, Mo
National Union of Teachers
Lord Rother
England
J.hes
Salteluriar
Bors
Ermere
Well Street Briefs From Local Ledger
The fragmentary notes recount minor incidents and oddities from the neighborhood last night. Details are incomplete but reference small disturbances and routine events at unnamed locations and times.
Stokes Testifies in Own Defense in New York Trial
In a New York court Stokes testifies on his own behalf in a conspiracy to defame case connected to an attempted divorce. Witnesses including affidavits from former chauffeur Valentine Kubcke are entered as evidence detailing alleged extramarital visits and trips with others at various rented safes and rooms. Mrs Stokes and her mother were absent from the hearing.
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Helen Ellweeat
Stoke
New York
Stokes
Rathtun
Ndsce
Valentine Kubcke
Montgomery Roesesvelt
Rathbun
Rubscke
Arthur Miller
Denver
Senate Nomination and Dawes Moves Stir Lawmakers
Nominations and policy shifts unfold as Charles B Warren is floated for secretary general and Dawes, as Senate president, reshapes proceedings. The vice president’s inaugural address sparks debate on filibuster rules while Democratic leaders critique the speech and guidance.
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Charles B.warren
Michiren
Harlan F Stone
Supreme Court
Peasion
Senate
Dawes
Coolidge
Harding
Coolidge On Mew Job Early
Continued from Parr auguration ceremonies remained to day to look around before return ing home. The state delegation headed by governors or lieutenant governors were to return home quickly. Perennial guests of President and Mrs Coulage included Mrs Andrew Jo Gensthue of Northampton and Colonel John Coolidge, whose father had administered the presidential oath when news of Harding's death arrived. The president, unfatigued by inauguration day, was at his desk before 9 o'clock and began routine work after a morning engagement.
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Coulage
Andrew Jo Gensthue
Northampton
Mass
Coe
Coloar
John Coulidge
Harding
Plymouth
Vermont
Political visitors schedule high level talks at the White House
Secretary Kellogg and Senator Brehane meet with Conn Governors Bilings and Vermont Governor, along with former Representative Frank Lo Smith of Ulinsis and Emile Kuntz a Republican national committeeman. They have appointments to see the President.
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Mente
Kellogg
Brehane
Conn
Bilings
Vermont
Frank Lo Smith
Ulinsis
South Dakota
Emile Kuntz
Oldest Harvard Grad George Peabody Noted in Cambridge
Cambridge March 4 The oldest living Harvard graduate is George A Peabody aged 93 from Duanvere Mass a 1852 alumnus. President emeritus Charles W Eliot is also mentioned as a graduate of 1859 and is 41 years old.
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Cambridge, Mass
Marvand
George A Peabody
Duanvere
Mass
Ile
Charlia W Eliot
Students stay in U.S as American study numbers fall
The article notes a significant drop in American students abroad during the war years, with numbers shrinking from 1922 to 1903 and then to 1924. It indicates that Rhodes scholars comprise a substantial portion of remaining students in the United States.
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Oxford
Eng
Maren
Thc
Rhodes Ect
Sail Ship Exhibition Planned in London March
The famous sail ship of Herr Fiellner, currently en route with a cargo of wood from Danzig, will be placed on exhibition in London around March 1. The voyage is noted as a remarkable ar especially for its ar sails.
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Herr Fiellner
London
Danzie
England
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