Fragmentary OCR News Snippet Notes Local Place
Partial readable text references The Evening, Selisbury, and Beareb with unclear context. Language is garbled and no concrete events or names establish a coherent news item or outcome.
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1925
Page
4
Partial readable text references The Evening, Selisbury, and Beareb with unclear context. Language is garbled and no concrete events or names establish a coherent news item or outcome.
The article notes Secretary Hoover discussing a German chemist discovery of producing sugar from formaldehyde using light. Hoover claims it could revive plant life artificially. He adds U S chemists are doing more research, with potential later breakthroughs.
Jackie Coogan to be trained for the title part in a three year program by Dawed Belasco. The plan aims to prepare Coogan for Hamlet with sustained acting study and stage work, following examples set by past greats in the role.
Washington, May 26. An old horse cab, described as phatoon pattern with a fat sleek horse, gives a rider a ride through the capital. The narrative mixes humor and nostalgia as a boy recalls the cab, the driver, and the city sights while pondering the fate of cobbled horse transport amid changing times.
A rough OCR passage contains garbled, unrelated phrases and names. The readable fragments mention people, dates, and places in a chaotic stream, with no clear event or narrative cohesive enough to summarize. The piece reads like a damaged historical newspaper snippet with scattered proper nouns and incomplete sentences.
A garbled OCR passage references a Dever to Calais tunnel, Lee dem to Parts, and wireless rays diverting foreign travelers. It mentions an aerial Palimane from New York to Residenses Main and commuting to New York, but details are unclear.
Washington May 25. PF Taylor reports a bass drum vanished from the back of his car after a bump on the road. He returned about 30 miles and could not locate the drum despite searching the route.
Advertises a salesman seeking a sales manager position to broaden distribution for a chain of grocery stores in the East and South. Includes request for references and confidential replies to Evening Times Box 520.
A proverb notes that assuming simplicity of life reflects on the thinker. The saying warns against overconfidence and invites humility in daily judgment and actions.
New Haven May 25 Prof Yandel Henderson of Yale recommends exhaust pipes on top of cars to direct engine flames upward. He proposes a long chimney above the roof to improve safety for pedestrians and drivers.
A coarse wartime pamphlet urges readers to use a swatter to kill flies as a soldiers’ tactic. It promotes stealthy ambush, emphasizes alert mornings, and frames fly destruction as essential to combat germs, describing a deadly, brutal mindset.
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