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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1925
Page
2
Thousands of natives in Willamstown line the streets to welcome a royal visit as Prince Wales receives local costumes and gifts from chiefs. A crowd of about 10,000 watches the ceremonial exchange, with officials and several local dignitaries present.
The piece lists numerous local visitors and hosts from White Haven and nearby towns such as Salisbury and Nanticoke. Names include Mr and Mrs George Robertona, Mr and Mrs Harold B Causey, Claude Willing, Norman Dolby, Helen Fisher, and others, noting gatherings at various homes over the weekend. The column also mentions a hospital procedure for Miss Frona formerly of the area and an anticipated June event for children.
Fragmented OCR shows a garbled crossword clue set about meterists and car terms with scattered phrases. It mentions Goldfinger band, motion, exclamation, melancholy notes, and a dummy list of definitions, overall forming a stray, indecipherable puzzle fragment.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a crossword clue list with garbled letters and missing context. No clear names places or dates emerge to form a coherent lead or outcome. The readable bits hint at puzzle content rather than a reportable event.
Mrs Perdue and daughter Miae Irma visited Ur and Mrs G E Arvey in Parsonsburg on Sunday evening. Noted are Mrs John J Bo Perdue’s illness, a Mahabury aunt and local residents, with weddings and church visits mentioned and Roy Perdue listed as a weekend guest.
A wholesome guide urges farmers to improve the farmstead with affordable yard plantings and tidy home appearance. Emphasizes simple tasks between field work, with grass, flowers, and trees to enhance curb appeal and comfort for the family.
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