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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1925
Page
4
The piece argues that most successful people are college trained though self made leaders like Abraham Lincoln show that limited formal education can work. It emphasizes self improvement and using opportunities to build character rather than relying on outside agencies.
Dr Varker Weber writes in the British Medical Journal arguing that thin stockings fashion now yields thick ankles in women. He notes erythema and swelling from the ankle up the leg, with cold feet and pain as common symptoms. The piece critiques the cosmetic rationale and highlights possible health concerns in the leg and foot.
Fragmentary notes discuss an Efficiency Board Bank and a NEA Service in Washington State. The text references federal work and a government slang term, with scattered lines about people and occupations, hinting at policy or employment themes.
The speaker muses on whether the feminist movement influences melody and notes the movement as a misnomer. He asserts women strive to imitate men in appearance and behavior, claiming few men have thin ankles.
Reports from Washington describe urgent measures as Philippine insurgents repel a siege while plans surface for Navy airship searches. Amid global political chatter, Ambassadors confer on wartime charges and domestic political shifts surface in Arkanas and Columbia.
An advertisement extols Diamond Dyes as easy to use with cold water for tinting delicate fabrics or dyeing richly. It advises customers to specify wool or silk and fabric type to the druggist, noting 16 cent samples and a variety of materials like lace, silks, ribbons, and cotton.
A fragmentary Senate session highlights tension over prohibition enforcement with Senator Watson arguing enforcement is weak and critics labeling the administration as ineffective. The discourse notes claims of executive obstruction and vows for stronger measures despite public resistance.
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