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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1925
Page
3
Dr. Buch Sb. Cumming warns tuberculosis remains deadly for young people and poorer communities. The piece notes childhood infection risks, diet influence, and calls for public sentiment and institutional care for contagious cases to protect children and workers.
The article reports on plans for railroad consolidation discussed by the President and Senator Watson amid tax and appropriation bills. Watson predicts tax cuts before March 15 and outlines rail reform goals including curbing the Esch-Cummins Act guarantees, streamlining labor board influence, and resolving long freight haul disputes while preparing for possible action in Chicago. It notes electoral vote counts and the pending Senate challenge, urging subscribers to The Evening Times.
The piece surveys beauty standards and the role of women in business, noting beauty as essential to professional life. It then shifts to a linguistic tour of hats and headwear, listing various hat types and their cultural significance.
The article notes straw hats fading in popularity with the September deadline approaching and hints the public may stop wearing hats after that date. It mentions social pressure and potential penalties for ignoring the seasonal convention.
A fragment notes steel rail production in the United States fell 104 percent from 1923 to 1914. Another fragment mentions a Mexico Missouri man who has attended church for 20 years without missing a Sunday.
Fragmentary OCR passage references a president with a one handed task and mentions New Hampshire population in relation to capitalists, plus a note on Athos peninsula and Greek monks. Details are garbled and names incomplete.
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