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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1924
Page
2
The text presents a fragmented meditation on aging and life in a coastal setting. It mentions youth, the burden of responsibility, and a sense of legality tied to the country. The reader encounters displaced phrases and nonstandard spellings that obscure concrete events.
Fragmentary text suggests a tale of a child kidnapped for ransom with a $2 demand. Names, places, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only a stray reference to an alleged abduction and ransom note.
The text recalls John L. Clem known as Littl Jehnny Clem the drummer boy of Chickamauga. It notes his fame and mentions his service in the era with the Yanko unit and the general context around the Civil War era memory.
The program features an organ recital on Trinity Sunday at Miller Organ House in Norfolk Virginia at 8 o clock directed by Prof Miller with Master Holmes Foil as soloist. Prof Miller will also give summer recitals at Kean Grove auditorium in New York. The event is arranged under the auspices of a society promoting Torento and Fugue.
Brief notice notes WZOK will end its morning program with a sighing signoff at 11 to 1 pm. The quirky message suggests shifts in radio announcements and a Pat Patten style closing.
Two teenagers Leopold and Loeb admit involvement in a killing and confess in court after authorities link the crime to a scuffle in an automobile identical to Leopold’s. The defense and state attorneys debate intent and motive while the mother of the slain victim is notified by telephone.
About eight Saliburiana, members of the Norfolk Division Band of the Pennsylvania Railroad, traveled to Rehobeth Beach Delaware yesterday to perform at ceremonies marking the new veterans home for Delaware Division employees of the Pennsylvania System.
The white marble Astor mansion in New York is set to be razed for a 12 story apartment building. It housed many famous social figures before William Astor's death in 1890 and stands as a final face of that era. A stray line mentions a town where a census can be taken at any fire.
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