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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
4
A historical overview praising Walter Camp as a pioneer of organized sport and higher athletic policy. It highlights Camp’s emphasis on discipline, morals, and accessible sport, compares costs of urban versus rural living, and notes per capita tax figures for New York in 1923.
The notice discusses price changes for tank wagon fuel in New Jersey and neighboring states. It mentions New York meetings, the Standard Oil Company, and service station price adjustments being two cents above tank wagon costs. The text also reflects futural caution and personal admonitions about foolish behavior.
Two farm policy camps have neutralized each other into inaction as of Thursday, March 19, 1983, leaving farmers to fend for themselves. One side favors government intervention with purchase guarantees and export promotion, risking further surpluses. The other advocates farmer organization to solve marketing problems, backed by experts and practical farmers. The result is political contention and delayed action.
The Count Treath Cape tfaire expedition notes Rhodesian native women of Rhodesia showing remarkable speed. They reportedly sprint and outpace fast partners in long runs with endurance training and disciplined diets.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Massachusetts politicians and federal standards. It mentions debates over laws improving enforcement and questions about fairness in representation among states. No clear individuals or concrete events are identifiable in readable form.
Fragmented text discusses a cautious president preparing a new public address. It notes a likely augural address line about caution and mentions interpretive questions about how the world’s opportunities relate to wartime adjustments and equalizing efforts.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a creepy town, late sleepers, and a Levee man seeking wealth. It references a New York meeting about an international dance and a war dance, with scattered comments on drugs, carriages, mufflers, and weather. The text is incoherent with many unreadable words.
A tornado outbreak sweeps Missouri Illinois and Iowa causing hundreds of deaths and widespread property damage. Fire destroys Breaker and Palm Beach hotels in a resort area and miners remain trapped after a Bethlehem Wines mine blast with rescue efforts hindered by wreckage. Senate adjourns sine die as nominations move forward and international tensions surge with protests and border incidents reported.
A garbled Wall Street Briefs item repeats disjointed phrases about stock market activity. Names and actions are unclear, with no coherent event or outcome connectable to readable entities.
An ad copy touts best possible deals with guaranteed quality and right prices at Williams Garage featuring Beer Penincele Bete. It emphasizes value and customer satisfaction to attract shoppers.
A Dunstable school was fined after a boy received a whipping for disobedience. The boy suffered 20 bruises on his shoulders and arms during the incident.
Antone Sneeph Sax produced the first hora in 1863, credited with introducing a new musical dance form. The note highlights Sax as the pioneer and links the creation to 1863, marking a key moment in music history.
Real estate records of Prince George's County Maryland show a mortgage by Prank Wo Jene and Angrine James to Anne To Morr and Harvey Bo Merrie. The property will be sold at public auction on April 4, 1835, due to default on covenants and to satisfy the debt secured by the mortgage.
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