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Newspaper

Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1925

Page

8

Sistrel Show of 1925 Delights Audience at Arcade

The Moose Mammoth offering directed by Keddie Parlett played at the Arcade Theater to a packed house. The amateur troupe with Eddie Parlett presented two and a half hours of melodious and humorous blackface routines, chorus numbers, and the singable Lucia sextet with a strong chorus. Rastus Davis and Eddie Parlett drew hearty applause with comic interludes while the ensemble showcased dancing and darktime rhythm conveying a positive, high class entertainment standard.

Anther Newch Arcade Theater Keddie Parlett F Battin Salsbury Mr. Parrett Stanley Allen Inter Ratus Liavis Aber Jeckaon Sheeta Ellis Howard Hichardson Tee Pilchard Eddie Parlett Sures Parlett Rastus Davis Steutting Jim William Gasin Honard Richardson Shee Pilchard James Wells Alec Jackson Eadie Parlett Walter Tilchman A Rervain Eddie Barlett Lucia Beidie Parlett Helen Jones Rosaport Frances Phillips Louwe Field Keaulah Laingeton Martha Gordy Frances + Powell Hilda Malden Mewes Fuche Smith Perry Walk Edith B. Ackley Salietars Calvin Wells Uncle Ned Jamme White Mammy Jones Hearn George Meen Batether White Mrs Bedword

Past Governor of Rotary Speaks at event

A fragmentary report notes a former Rotary governor speaking at a gathering. Text is incomplete but references an addressed audience and a scheduled date. The damaged OCR obscures names and specifics.

Rotary Speaks

Continuance Granted in Maryland Railroad Fatality Case

In Worcester County court the continuance of the care of Maryland for Aetna Life Insurance was granted for the widow Mrs Star rie Gosachin and her two children in the case against the Pennsylvania Railroad. The ruling followed testimony from witnesses including owner Mais Gasir and driver Wester Gemele. Competing cases and related civil matters were continued to the March term. The Salisbury Rotary Club heard the Maryland State Library Association brief on funding a free public library and elected delegates to the Snow Hill gathering, with notices of forthcoming talks by Dr. Bla Lunn.

Maryland Aetna Life Insurance Co Starrie Gosachin Piennsylvania Worcester County Cours Wicum Etruck Bys & Tran Tps Humpsteys Crossing Salasbury Levin C. Batley A .M. Jackson Three O'Clack Remyentold Mais Gasir Wester Gemele Ures Gauvin Maryland State Library Association Salisbury Inter Eoang Chile Eomen Mes Thoma Martindale Cfe Bla Lunn Af Javscher College Willrohetey Sahebury Lonn Department of Citizenship Seu Uemnbers Mes Custos Gisle

Fine Arts Program Delights Whamicn Woman's Club Audience

The Whamicn Woman's Club featured an afternoon of vocal and instrumental music directed by the Fine Arts Department chair Mrs. William Feltiman. Miss Rose Chertok and Miss Tamar Chertok of Coatesville performed, opening with Chopin and Mozart selections, to a well-appearing audience.

Whamicn Woman's Club Mre Willam Feltiman Rose Chertok Tamar Fhertok Coatesville Tamar Chertok Mensiwal Mugart Mio Ken Bso Gs Gaudan Marion Batchelder

Rappet Theme: Duty at Home and Work Emerges

A fragmented random text notes duty to family and home as central, urging hard work and self discipline. It calls the reader Rappet and emphasizes personal presence, guarding against strangers, and home as a personal theater.

Keele Co

Worcester Site Visit Shapes Decision On County Track

Worcester officials toured Kentland and Choptank River sites for a new county track facility. Costs, rail siding plans, and multiple inspections were cited before a final board decision. Delegations from Ocean City Berlin and surrounding chambers attended along with local officials and residents.

Worcester Cone Kentreland Choptark Visi

Explorer Roald Amundsen Seeks Polar Flight Path

Washington October 21 A P Camain Roald Amundsen the Norweg an explorer visiting the White House to pay respects to President Conjidage said he believes the best way to fly over the North Pole now is by airship or dirigible He thinks airplane development in a few years may render the polar route feasible The explorer recently returned from an attempted surface polar flight.

Washington A. P. Camain Roald Amundsen White House Conjidage North Pate

Delays in Silk Goods Spark Smite Less Race

Paris reports delays in shipping dainty silk fabrics and feminine creations to England. An American buyer purchased a shipment amid the disruption, reflecting a surge of tensions in transatlantic trade and fashion imports.

Paris Ger England

Woman recounts smuggling items to England via mannequin

A fragment notes how a woman describes smuggling dainties to England with the help of a mannequin. The mannequin carried a sete of linger and two tes tles of scent in a case, according to her account.

Professors Claim New Race Found in Western Siberia

London reports Prof Bon Gopedkefl claims discovery of a few race called Neshen meaning men or people in the Bier Pura region of Western Siberia. Five clans exist with more than one person each. They are described as dark haired with distinct coloration and language unlike any Western Siberian tribes.

London Bon Gopedkefl Bier Pura Siberia Esont Siberian

CAREER VS HOME DESERTION CASE IN LOS ANGELES

Ethel Hamilton wife of screen comedian Lind Hamilton obtained an interlocutory divorce decree today on grounds of desertion. She testified he valued his film career over family life and left her. The court awarded her the home furniture and alimony of 100 dollars weekly with 15 dollars extra for support.

Los Angels Ethel Hamilton Lind Hamilton Thas Mere Marn- Han Wa

First Woman to Invent In United States Mary Kews

Mary Kews became the first woman in the United States to invent a machine for Meany a silk and thread mixture. The description notes her pioneering effort and the device’s use in processing materials.

United States Mary Kews

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