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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1925
Page
3
A lengthy editorial piece discusses whether Corby should be named the Democratic candidate for governor. It notes party unity behind a native leader, weighs other possible nominees, and analyzes Central Maryland and Western Shore support, including state and party dynamics, with speculative commentary on timing and odds.
A garbled OCR passage recounts a ritualized trial or confession with many misspellings and missing context. It references Aunt Calne, Bo Hattenes, and a sequence of events suggesting accusations, defense, and public scrutiny. The fragmentary text implies a sensational crime or legal proceeding with confusion over names and dates.
Prison librarians report the Orble remains the most popular item in the Maryland Penitentiary library with Bible editions also heavily requested. Readers show strong demand for religious and instructional works, while a range of fiction and general-interest volumes circulate regularly.
People of Berlin and Worcester county welcomed a new weekly paper this week. The Berlin Times is published every Wednesday with offices at Berlin. James E. Byrd, publisher of the Princess Anne Marylander and Herald, is listed as Managing Editor.
Advertisement urges dyeing with Diamond dyes to color ribbons skirts waists dresses and more. It claims simple directions for home use and cold water or boiling for rich shades. Includes guidance to tell your druggist material type and desired result.
A fragment describes Bertim Tiere, E Agrim Cal cer, Nowe Ediser, and Fred A Culver shaping a weekly business chronicle. It notes favorable advertising arrangements and a well-dressed town market scene with merchants promoting goods through standard notices.
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