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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1925
Page
4
The New York Rotary Club president responds to Sinclair Lewis and Mencken critics who mock Rotarians as self important. He argues Rotary serves fellowship and business, not vice, and predicts the club will endure despite humor at its expense.
The piece compares American fiscal speed to France and notes wartime efficiency. It argues that while France passed a finance bill in a day, the U S budget took longer, yet wartime efficiency pushed action. It questions whether government should meet civil standards or remain the exception.
Fragments show a plea for immediate 200 to fund playground expansion amid high city costs. Community leaders seek support for a child welfare project with open fields and facilities, aiming to boost safety and recreation for youths.
The readable portions show a damaged newspaper fragment with unclear pricing and vacancies. Words drift into garbled text, making specifics and entities difficult to parse.
Citizens stand as guardians and senders of the home city, pioneers in every advance movement, defenders of law and order. Newspapers are the life of progress, and no city could remain a city without their aid.
A jumble of quirky lines about hot weather, ice cream, and miscellaneous anecdotes. Mentions of a Seattle bank clerk grief, a New York to Chicago travel snippet, and scattered playful musings on summer life. The piece reads like a fractured comic column with stray phrases and nameless people.
Assistant to the traffic commissioner Janes Franklin Keil reports a district survey in Washington. Findings indicate most accidents occur 3 to 8 pm due to low visibility and pedestrian carelessness as crowds return from leisure. Police planned a roundup of cars left parked all night, yielding a count of 18800 homeless vehicles and 188 on patrol boats.
A fragmented passage describes traffic in Washington with figures on auto, streetcar, bus use and pedestrian travel. It notes street safety comparisons between bus and streetcar and mentions a rule about auto driver permits requiring spectacles. The text reflects everyday urban transport concerns and odd local regulations.
An OCR readable ad lists multiple properties for sale around Salisbury Maryland. Features include 102 acres with a 2 room house and outbuildings priced at 3500, 27 acres with outbuildings and potato land near Pocomoke priced at 5600, 33 cultivation acres with a house near Delmar priced at 1008, and other parcels with houses, barns, and timber land priced between 2000 and 4400. Phone number for more details provided.
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