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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
4
The text argues Emerson’s advice to read no more after twenty is outdated in the radio era. It notes scientific books age quickly and urges supplementing with new discoveries. It traces influence from Horace and Aristotle, and dismisses the idea as too slow for modern communication.
The final report of the Commission for Belgian Relief is celebrated as a model of businesslike efficiency. It accounts for every dollar and food pound spent, detailing an immense effort that supported a nation during war with precise, careful management.
The text discusses farming profit pressures, market marketing cooperatives, and shifting crop choices after war. It argues farmers should grow crops with steady demand and reduce middlemen, noting government purchases as a possible aid.
Fragmented notes outline tariff debates and party alignment ahead of the seventieth Congress. The text hints at anticipated discussions without imminent changes and touches on cultural references and dancers like Charleston steps as a metaphorical aside.
Farmers on the Eastern Shore face volatile tomato yields and outside demand driving prices. Authors argue for coordinated production using Federal and state data to limit acreage to meet probable demand, ensuring canning needs and preserving the crop’s importance to peninsula farmers.
Fragmented OCR text shows early war weariness and farmers in different regions losing interest. Eastern plants doubted harvest viability while Mississippi valley growers persisted, shifting attention toward domestic markets as the conflict waned.
Multiple farm and home parcels listed near Salisbury Maryland with farm land orchards timber and pasture. Prices range from 2500 to 4500 dollars per parcel with several outbuildings and cultivated land. contact number provided for details.
A garbled passage recalls the Charleston dance and mentions reckless style and a dubious origin claim. It attributes the dance’s invention to a timid soul jumping from a spoke onto a porcupine, reflecting a whimsically distorted origin story.
Disjointed short items describe a hunter in Africa misreading a bear, New York coats offered, a New York leader planning travel, a Cen by the ese from an asylum in Vagland, and Baby Prince Peter visiting an American home for children.
Congress will hear Western and Southern lawmakers press a Wall against imports as New England manufacturers seek protection. Readers in the Midwest and South argue domestic competition and industrial expansion shift production away from farms to factories, with Latin American trade also drawing attention.
A daily tie between Washington and Katherine Wynne, a maid for Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs. Narding, is noted as Pur sets up lending amid a push for American citizenship. The report mentions a woman from Ireland seeking citizenship and ties to a Veral scrimmage.
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