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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1925
Page
2
Officials call on residents to prevent typhoid and other diseases by keeping streets alleys and premises clean. The drive focuses on proper garbage disposal, covered waste cans, and eliminating breeding grounds for flies and mosquitos to protect children and public health. Cooperation and education are urged to maintain a sanitary city.
New York May 6 a free beauty clinic opens offering treatments to help unemployed women boost appearance for employment. Dorothy Gray says confidence from grooming aids job prospects and marriage, noting care, neatness, and spark in eyes and hands as key. The clinic aims to reclaim facial appearance for those unable to pay.
Laura Merriam Curtis of New York announced her engagement to Harrison Williams a New York investment banker and widow of James P Curtis a New York lawyer previously of Boston The remarriage repeats her 1022 betrothal to Theron Flatlin of St Louis a former congressman and was performed at the Municipal Building by a city clerk Curtis had separated from Flu in 1923 and plans to wed again.
The event marks a royal opening attended by King George at the Wembley Exhibition. Notes mention Meow Londen Mohingberger and various unclear references, with an emphasis on empire display and art.
A fragmentary newspaper item references artists and events with unclear names and dates, noting possible coverage in a 3 point spread and a feature on Mendamix and engagement in a local arts scene.
Birds have long made trans oceanic flights and are noted as great travelers. A tern ringed in Easter Fen Rock Maine was found on the Niger Delta, and a British ringed quill was discovered in Newfoundland. Swallows marked in England reached South Africa and show long distance migrations.
Nash Motors announces April as the biggest month in its history with a 10.1 percent rise over prior records. Kenosha and Waukee plants push output as dealers nationwide hold large backlogs, and May is expected to beat April again. This marks the eighth straight month of year over year gains.
An airship departed Mayaguez Puerto Rico at 2 30 yesterday afternoon to complete the first round trip between the American mainland and Porto Rico. The craft planned to return via the Neenits route with a long southward leg. Smoking was prohibited aboard and the crew carried chewing gum as a substitute.
A reflective feature traces how rail workers confront the clash between personal ideals and a troubled married life. The piece surveys labor life, social expectations, and the strain of domestic arrangements on workers.
Mrs. Libby Overman is 102 years old and has never bought a dress or fabric. She makes all her clothes from homespun dyed with her own dyes from red oak bark cedar tops walnut hulls and similar materials.
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