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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1925
Page
2
A community plans to display the Unigee Collection of World War relics to stimulate local interest. Organizers seek support from residents and groups to arrange the exhibit, with details on dates and venues to follow in upcoming notices.
Fragmented readable text shows garbled phrases and partial names. The material lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to determine a concise news item.
A Maryland case reports a jewelry salesman Edward L D Mure tied to a theft from a trunk on a railroad route. Investigators track a crook via checks and hotel registration as they recover the trunk with a worn jewel case. A suspect named Hart is noted alongside mentions of a CrP and Weiser in the narrative.
A masked bandit fired a revolver at George Alexander and his guard as they attempted to enter the mill owned by the Americas Woolen Company in Lawrence Massachusetts. The men raised their hands while the robber seized the payroll bag.
A garbled report outlines a track and field meet with teams from multiple nations including England and France. It mentions 3928 Olympic Games context, a team led by Ivan Ruey Haber, a 61 dollar prize, and several events with times and stations.
The fragment hints at detectives retaining certain work or tools. Details are garbled, but the text suggests ongoing investigation activities with unspecified figures or locations. The readable bits reference detectives and a task tied to a date or event.
A weathered notice outlines new regulations on foreigners rights and water property seizures. It mentions orders to sell adjacent parcels within a district, with a three year period until enforcement and payments under a broader regime.
Frayed OCR shows a fragmentary notice with unclear names and terms. The readable bits hint at a payroll or pay envelope entry, possibly involving furm and rker or related payroll codes, but key details are unreadable.
Washington College marks Founder Day with a 3 PM event featuring remarks by notable speakers. President Washington in attendance, conferring degrees and highlighting the college’s history and achievements. Ritchie of Raleigh delivers an address as part of the program.
A Philadelphia notice reports the American Veterinary Medical Association has developed a surgical cure to halt a dog’s barking by removing the barking cords in the dog’s throat, promising relief for neighbors disturbed at night.
Farmers with trouble securing gow grounds for radio sets can use a wire fence as an excellent substitute for the usual ground.
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