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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1925
Page
7
May 19 report from Perla notes experiments by M. Camille Flammarian on the feasibility of sound at various frequencies. The scientist presents preliminary findings on audibility and potential applications in acoustic research.
Walter J. Johnson leads Washington in a dramatic stretch as New York writers vote Daepy Vance as the American League MVP. The article notes Johnson’s pivotal home run against Cleveland and Czabb’s historic hitting spree, while Cobb’s late efforts fall short amid a chaotic seasonal chase.
The Pittsburg National League club benefitted from rookie Yde winning 16 of 19 and Krem 11 of 21, a combined strong start that matched a NL record and sparked optimism in their early 1900s campaigns despite setbacks.
The article explains the infield fly rule and its impact on baserunners and fielders. It emphasizes proper base running choices when a batter hits an infield fly and notes common confusion among players and spectators.
Fragmented text appears to reference historical figures and places in the United States. The legible items mention Johany Kelleher and Kansas, with scattered references to New York and 1905 38 era terms. Overall content is garbled and difficult to interpret into a coherent event.
Babe Ruth prepared for a return to the New York Yankees with daily training at the Yankees Stadium. He showed strength in batting practice despite illness, reporting significant weight loss but confidence in his ability to resume full workouts.
The note mentions plans to appear in the first home again and references Boston for next week.
In Dorchester England on May 19 an epitaph ends with the word Gone. An auctioneer presides over a churchyard sale described in the fragment, with the scene linked to a grave. The unusual wording suggests a cryptic funeral or sale notice on a grave marker.
A hazy ad-like fragment touts Danderine as a cure for dandruff with bold claims about hair not shedding after several applications. The text includes garbled wording about geese and battles of ingredients, obscuring full meaning.
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