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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1925
Page
3
A deaf mute patient, treated by Dr Bromberg at Bellevue, temporarily regained speech during ether anesthesia. Afterward, doctors warned of possible relapse, but later reports suggested the patient spoke and showed marked vocal progress with therapy and observation.
A quirky daily beauty routine claims five minutes suffice to shape brows and lashes. It warns not to wet eyes during application and suggests brushing hair and brows gently to encourage growth, promising noticeable results with minimal time.
The article cites Detroit as the wealthiest city globally by per capita income and per capita employment, with figures showing top rankings near New York and other large cities. It details earnings, property values, and tax figures, noting Detroit’s high per person wealth and related metrics.
Fragmentary OCR text from the business section shows garbled phrases and nonsensical word strings with no coherent event, names, or details to summarize into a proper news item. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly readable.
A fragmented report recalls Rome’s 8 080 torchlit dome vigil at St Peter’s and the Vatican’s 1870 siege memory. It notes Therese of the Child Jesus entering Carmel at 16, dying in 1879, and her later beatification in 1928 after a concise biography and translations into eleven languages.
Roger Hornsby, second baseman for the St Louis Cardinals, blasted his eighth home run of the season in the third inning against Brooklyn, driving in Smith and giving St Louis the early lead.
Leadon reports from May 16 that the Royal College of Surgeons Museum houses the world’s largest skull collection with over 6900 specimens some dating back to earlier centuries.
An archival note describes an experimental cure related to a hemgberg case. The item names a team from Amor involved in early testing and notes a troubled path to a possible remedy.
The new Bernheimer Leader Stores announce a May 22 opening with a Rest Room renamed the Revere Room on the third floor. The building features a post office, telephony, beauty salon on the fourth floor, mail order department, and new bakery facilities on the eighth floor with a cafeteria and restaurant.
A grand unveiling proclaims a new daylight building offering public service amenities. It advertises restaurant access on the tenth floor linking to Peacock Lane, private luncheons, and a staff devoted to cheerful, error-free service with safety elevators and a fireproof design.
A historic note argues that a public institution earns its status by meeting community needs and risks becoming a money making scheme if it fails. The piece discusses growth and inspiration tied to the new building project and shared civic purpose.
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