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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
4
The Evening Timon lists notices from the city treasury projecting revised tax rates and departmental repricing. It notes a December 2 deadline and a public hearing at Sabebury, Maryland, with annual payments per representative and additional details under the act.
The Shore Transit Lines sale to a Dayard Zimmermann subsidiary is seen as ending capital shortages and enabling expansion of motor bus service on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. The transfer aims to spread rural access to city markets, boosting farmer convenience and local commerce.
The speech extols reading as essential for students and adults, praising Dr Henry Van Dyke and Dr Samuel Johnson. It argues that daily reading cultivates wisdom, moral character, and lifelong value beyond schooling, urging a strong emphasis on literature.
Readable text shows garbled poetry rhythm and scattered names. Mentions Americans, Brathleen Norris, Baltimore, and references to women writers in a likely column or sketch. Unclear full meaning due to OCR damage.
Misread or garbled text recounts Samuel D Beurvir and Jeresas 5 Nebraska claiming a prolific popcorn farm. The note asserts a 100 acre plot produced 70 crops with every crop planted and tilled, and laments a lack of successors to continue the farming line.
The piece notes President Coplidge grows tired of frequent photographers at White House events. It describes officials and cabinet members resisting, or posing, for images and the mass of press attention around presidential appearances.
unclear readable text from the OCR fragment mentions author Arthur Stringer and a likely publication note but provides no coherent event or details to summarize into a complete news item.
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