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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1925
Page
5
Citizens of Salisbury praise Cambridge after the club clinched the pennant in the Eastern Shore League. The piece notes Cambridge’s victory, the underdog status of Salisbury, and the upcoming Five Stars series as the team carries Shore pride into a clash with the Western Shore.
A reflective meditation on a home as a sanctuary of memories and moral daily life. The piece laments breaking up an old home after vacations and migration, noting how every room and stair tells of family ties, childhood, and the call of modern progress, with faith in enduring domestic love.
The article critiques President Coolidge for pressuring government departments to economize while departments like army and navy suffer aging facilities and reduced supplies. It notes industry responses, a proposed non inflammable solvent, and public discontent with traffic and regulatory officials.
A reflective piece argues speed of life contrasts with slow payday. It critiques self made myths and notes work as routine, marriage aiding success, and the difficulty of accumulating wealth. It emphasizes discipline, progress, and restraint over mere money chasing.
A fragment urges readers to embrace a sales pitch claiming a great capacity for feeling and a life that will be easy and happy. It hints at a forthcoming successful marriage and praises a return to “the red old days.”
The fragment praises self confidence and stubborn tenacity, urging a determined work ethic. It promises liberal rewards and a strong reputation as life progresses. It reads like an aspirational affirmation on personal character and success.
A reflective note suggests gentleness and sympathy mark a quiet personality. The speaker notes a desire for literature and travel but warns that shyness lets others push them aside. It urges more aggression to pursue personal goals and break from hesitation.
On the road a small viper halted traffic for an hour prompting feuding drivers to argue proper patching of the report. A bus driver stunned the snake with a stick and a constable, who arrived after an actual incident, finished it with a pistol shot. The article notes the word cotton derives from an Arble word heetun.
Abe Standler, a local grocer in Indianapolis, reported a series of prize chickens stolen from his back fence. About an hour later he pursued and captured a Black man three blocks away, with the chickens recovered and the incident resolved.
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