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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
3
A historical view extols the automobile as a driver of national happiness and civilization. It argues production and low prices raise value, time savings boost farming and daily life, and that Americans enjoy superior vehicle value for each dollar compared with other nations.
A historical plea argues labor shortages are eased by autos and machinery. It claims automobiles save working time, enable distant jobs and travel to mountains, lakes, seas, and across continents, asserting the United States owns more cars than any other nation and that driving expands opportunity.
Madam Alls Ripley will preside over the spring fashion show and league ceremonies in Chicago March 16 to 18. Ripley, a leading American designer and president of the Fashion Art League with 2500 modistes, discusses a style reaction. Styles do not follow cycles she says they follow spirals and never quite touch the same spot.
Miriam Hamilton 16 of Chicago is described as a stylish dancer and a director of Federal Life Insurance, with her father Isaac Hamilton as president. The piece casts women’s evolving roles against a backdrop of fashion shifts and a global wave of conservative retrenchment.
A phone conversation reveals a mistaken identity as Beatrice and Oswald invite each other for a drive. Electric lights above water at fish hatcheries attract and feed Sah insects, aiding hatchery operations.
Fragmentary text mentions light, the United States and Britain in a 12.708 figure, and a museum context. Named entities are unclear due to garbled OCR. what remains references light in world context, law or policy unknown, with scattered mentions of Britain and the United States.
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