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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1925
Page
8
A health bulletin urges protecting babies in carriages from sun exposure and shading eyes appropriately. It emphasizes early eye care, avoiding direct glare, and regular checks for signs of strain or squinting to prevent long term issues.
Fragmented OCR reports halted evacuation efforts in Cologne amid political tension and German resistance. The narrative mentions diplomats, Marshal forces, and rail car shortages affecting transport, with brief glimpses of Allied and German positions and uncertainty about the outcome.
Amid scattered notes and fragmentary text, readers report rising attention to a revival event in Trinity with hints of schedule and community response. Strong entities and partial place references suggest local religious activity drawing curiosity.
Dick and Potter and 13 year old Mitch Jerma were moved Saturday under U S Deputy Marshal A L Murrell to federal custody for mail robbery and counterfeiting charges. They may be sent to the National Training School in Washington until age twenty. Grandmother Mitchell mourns parting as the twins face two charges and a hear ing before Commissioner Hearn.
The circuit court opened at ten with Judge Flower and Judge Bailes. Grand Jury charge delivered by Judge Duer. Foreman E K Twilley and a list of jurors summoned. Afternoon docket to hear civil appeals and local-interest cases.
The Victor Lynn Transportation Co. introduces a 148 foot freight boat built from the Iron hull of a former vessel. Owned by Al Wootten the ship carries 450 tons and Dienel motors producing 300 horsepower. It operates Salisbury Baltimore trips Mondays and Wednesdays with returns from Baltimore Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Oklahoma City Maraeno proposes a levy to support school districts by taxing gum and tobacco products. The plan estimates revenue will exceed the amount needed to sustain schools, with officials signaling funds could cover essential education costs.
Police report a confrontation involving Robert Hudson and officers. The incident led to fatal injuries and Hudson’s subsequent arrest as details emerged from the city and state authorities.
The text announces the initiation of the Order of Waited American Men on March 16 at 7 PM in the Onde Fellow Hall Warn trent not Chatham. Members and guests are invited for refreshments after the initiation and a pledge ceremony to follow with numerous named candidates listed for the event.
The Lenten services at St Peter's Ipascopes Church feature Rev WH V Leenders, rector of Holy Innocents St Michaels, as special preacher. Services continue Wednesday 4.15 pm for youth with a talk on Pexzes, Thursday 7 pm Holy Communion, and Friday 7.38 pm a talk on the Miracles of the New Testament.
Cairo Newfoundland March 9. A group of boys in a local school stopped playing marbles after an evangelist sermon denouncing all forms of gambling. The event reflects a strong anti gambling message impacting youth activities in the area.
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