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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
4
Fragments show a dated notice with prices and monthly payments, mentioning names, places, and a March 2 act. The text appears to be a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper item with credited news and local notices.
A Babson Statistical Organization report shows Salisbury cash transactions in October rose by over 1.5 million from 1922, reaching 4-year high. Growth is linked to expanded hard surface highways and regional trade, with Salisbury ranking high in Maryland for business volume and population.
A fragment discusses Florence Nightingale, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and Jane Addams, noting women may give up careers for family yet can still contribute to the race. It argues women’s power lies in their chosen form of contribution and challenges stricter limits on female achievement.
A letter from Rev O N Marshall of Sahburs Maryland dated November 1925 asserts the Ferris Butler case should be prosecuted without delay. He emphasizes ministers and The Evening Times editor support swift public resolution for public safety and enforcement of the law.
A discussion urges families to consider trust funds to protect life earnings and provide income for a spouse child or grandchild. It explains how heirs often mismanage wealth and notes the role of a trust created by will, overseen by a trustee, to secure education burial upkeep and ongoing support.
A chaotic confrontation in Washington ends with Walter White fatally wounded after a tangle with Neeran Michel J. Dewi and a near blood transfusion bid from Michael J. Pruowd. The scene draws attention to copper handling and legal concerns amid a South American policy debate.
The readable text hints at confusion over self and role with garbled phrases about a small representative and president. It mentions glasses, a torn something, and a sense of misperception or deception in the record.
A speaker argues that a back slap warrants a retaliatory slap, suggesting that many men never shined anywhere except in the seat of their pants. The remark reflects a harsh, combative tone and uses provocative humor.
A quirky censorious essay mocks people who boast about understanding others or regulating things like carburetors. It quips that even when a husband returns late his wife blames the delay, and notes a parent of six knows more about shoes than the shoemakers, while neighborly children never turn out as hoped.
Edward Libbey renowned glass manufacturer and art connoisseur died at his Toledo home after a brief illness. Stricken Sunday with influenza and heart disease, he showed resilience amid long health battles and had recently returned to the United States from a summer abroad with Mrs Libbey.
Readable bits indicate a large donation to a museum of art by an individual named Wil in Toledo. other fragments mention a convention, Baltimore, and names like Alison Tem Rate and Nat al Worin. Details are unclear.
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