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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
5
Fragments show a Bronte issue date of Friday March 13 1925 with unreadable text likely listing local items or notices. The readable parts mention a 소 era but no clear names or events to confirm details or outcomes.
Governor Smith backs a 100 million bond issue to remove dangerous grade crossings across New York State. The Times notes 778 accidents last year with VX killed and calls for statewide action, while the plan envisions loans to cities and railroads to finance safety improvements.
Fragmentary text outlines a Washington event on heart disease and prevention linked to a congress. It mentions a figure connected to a medical topic and references remarks or a panel discussion. The readable portion is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
A damaged OCR notice provides partial readable items for a local public action. The text hints at official involvement and a referenced event but lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Newly sworn in Vice President Charles Gates Dawes addresses the Senate in a tense scene as his sharp critique of past and future conduct prompts surprised laughter. The clash between traditional dignity and Dawes sharp tongue highlights early tensions in the new administration.
A garbled OCR fragment describes discussions and potential adjournments, mentioning speakers and a committee. It references a public proceeding or meeting and hints at delays or postponements, with unclear names and places due to transcription errors.
The column blends social commentary and entertainment notes on topics from opera in New York to a long teaching career in California. It jokes about politics, marriage trends, and fashion, noting varied cultural tokens like colored corks and mismatched socks.
A March 12 brief notes a surge in imports from the United States, signaling a notable uptick in chewing gum availability as the Commerce Department documents the rise in the last year.
In London on March 12 a 25 000 diamond ring was sought by a wealthy society woman amid a vain search typed as refuse density.
The Baltimore Sunday Sun reviews a new 20 page Handy-Size Magazine feature promising simple parlor tricks for home use. It claims the tricks teach entertainment for the young and the old, adding color to gatherings and giving hosts clever in company.
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