Daily News front section notice from 1925
The Daily News announces newspaper policies for communications and editorial standards. It requires real names on letters to the editor and prohibits anonymous opinions, with submissions to be mailed rather than telephoned. The issue is dated Wednesday April 28 1925 sourced from a Freer post office entry.
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Kuwe-Poat
Gourt
Prepericer
Ve Great Southern Print
Jing
ARUP
Wemerr
Associated Prebs
Associated Prem Ia
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Late comers disturb performances across venues
The article notes conductor Stonkowski of the Philadelphia orchestra chiding late arrivals at concerts. It argues late seating disrupts performances and irritates punctual attendees. It also warns that wartime audiences may attend late to events, disrupting timing and comfort. Separate section cites falls among elderly as a major risk, worsened by steep, carpetless steps.
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Stonkowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Prodigal Son Sermon for Men at First Baptist Service
A large congregation at First Baptist church heard Rev Brannoch of Baltimore deliver an evangelistic sermon on The Prodigal Son. He traced the prodigal’s journey from indulgence to poverty, his return home, and the father’s welcoming forgiveness, urging Christian men to set home and street examples. Evening services led by the pastor and Rev Brannoch continue weekly with talks on manhood and reform.
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First Baptist Vhareh
Bhume
Tomes Ie Ness
Mr. Brannoch
Viccus
Eeluck
Brann K
Bible Thought GODS CONSTANCY
Prayer reflection quoting Bible verses asserts God’s constancy and mercy across ages. It emphasizes God as unchanging, enduring through generations, with faith that His truth remains durable and reliable for believers.
The Inquiring Reporter Readers Respond On How Splpers 7
The Inquiring Reporter gathers opinions from Annie Haergett Lenhart Goblimtz Lewis Buckers Town and George & Wald about reading in How Splpers 7. Respondents broadly critique content balance between hard facts and colorful items with varied emphasis on credibility and exaggeration.
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Annie Haergett
Othem
Sul George & Wald
Today in History and Birthdays Glimpse at past events
Today in History notes anniversaries and events with figures like President Monroe and Major Venfant, along with births of Rev George Hunshmine and Stephen J Chadwick. It mentions reforms in Transvaal treason trials, Supreme Court on tolls, and a steamship launch to Vancouver, plus a note on national trade talks and World War veterans’ gathering.
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Uiss
James Monroe Hort
Westmore
New York City
Daly
Thomas A. Jagger
Ohio
John Flays Hammond
Johannesburg
Transvaal
Supreme Court of
Tue Lohed
Venfant
Wasington
Arington Nua
George Th Hunshmine
Hypiscomch
Texas
Ledford County
Van
Yaara Uso
Stephen JF. Chadwick
Furmer
Waslumgiot
Thoseburgt
Reo Fonday
Douglas Robinson
The
Nays
Lianiel Ciaprelt
Lianiel Ciaprelt, Representative Ih
Congress
Teas Distefvl
Holorsent County
Tenn
Agiy Taday
Sherracd
Clemens
West Virginia
Artiva
Vancouver
Japa
Warnerl My
Auliffe
Seppusteteed
Clartford
Coan
Tischer
Sauirhouston
Mahenal Useninitton
Secreta
Cotumereus Hoover
Theatea
Fragmented OCR Summary From Obscure Source
A garbled OCR passage mentions descent from primates and cryptic phrases about wasteful actions and a dated attribution to a National Newspaper Service copyright. The text lacks clear persons, places, events, or dates to identify a concrete news item.
About Our Home Town by H Dorsey Fremson
A reader praises Fredericksburgs potential as a gateway to the Shenandoah and Shannandoah National Park. The piece extols federal park plans, local civic pride, and the opportunity to attract visitors and investment, urging support for the proposed national park project and related development.
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By H. Dorsey Fremson
Frederick County Subscribes to the Best Flag Project
A fragment expresses heartfelt support for a patriotic fundraising effort in Frederick County. The writer urges broad participation and generous subscriptions, hoping the community unites behind a flag project deemed the best for the area. The tone is earnest and communal. The text references home pride and collective effort to back the initiative.
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Frederick
Frederick County
The Very Idea Hal CocHRAN Antique Store Dream
A quirky column mixes jokes and vignettes from 1926. A maiden hoards items for a future home but finds love and irony in an antique store career. Light satire on Prohibition era laws and a comic closing note on social manners.
News Medley from Lufs Stuff Offers Mixed World Update
A bustling brief blends war, politics, sport, and city life. Mussolini speech noted as sharp but questioned insights. Baseball season nudges forward as local scenes and personalities fill pages.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
From the Calamus of April 28 a report details a fire scene on Weat Pourth Street with a stove burn incident at Annie Triow’s home. The South Frederick Literary Society held a meeting at which Yam Way read, J Shaw recited, A T Krebs and RT Michael gave readings, and HW Albaush led a debate on Gettysburg.
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Annie Triow
Weat Pourth Street
South Frederick
The Woman's Day by Allene Susner Handbiller and fashion talk
A column blends slang and social color with notes on the evolving feminine image. It cites Booth Tarkington with a playful term and surveys fashion trends from European houses, nail colors to lipstick matching, and a humorous take on historical servant gaps and today’s kitchen staff.
Theatre News: Lloyd and Vaughn in New Release Night
The Theatre News reports Lloyd the king of comedians stars in his latest release For Heags Rem’s Sak as a mission worker in the slums aiming to save souls and win the girl, with Moen comedy and an International Newsreel. Alberta Vaughn appears in another chapter of The Go Gesters. The scene includes a note about the human foot anatomy.
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Lloyd
Heagrem
Moen
Aml International
Maryland
Richard Talmadge
Alberta Vaughn
The DeHoan Dream Believer Awakens in Wake Up Call
A quip about DeHoan who clings to dreams suggests irony. The line implies a belief in dreams clashes with practicality and urges a wake up moment. No named events or organizations are stated.
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DeHoan
Dangers Of Pneumonia Complications And Outcomes
The article describes serious pneumonia complications including pleurisy with effusion and empyema, pericarditis and endocarditis, pericardial effusion, and meningitis. It notes meningitis is often fatal when pneumonia is involved. Fever lasts six to ten days with possible sudden changes in condition and potential relapses before recovery.
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Oh Cian
Property Deeds and Marital Filings in County Court
Property transfers include Long to Miller for 75 dollars and Karagiorgis to Karagiorgis et al for 10 dollars with county or city designations. Marriage licenses list Sincell and Staley. Equity cases record Shook v Shook for absolute divorce and Burkholder v Burkholder for partial divorce. A hospital patient is depicted fishing near a flower bed while a visitor jokes about a count.
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John T. Long
Herbert J. Miller
Demetrios N. Karagiorgis
Christas N. Karagiorgis
Demetrios Karagiorgis
Conner M. Thomas
Henry Luni
Claggett L. Dorsey
Gilmore R. Flautt
Frank T. Stoner
Gilmore R. Flauta
Denver
Brunswick Debating Teams Sweep County Contests
Brunswick high school won both home and Thurmont debates in the Senior County High School Debating League defeating Frederick High at home for the first time. Middletown and Frederick won at home but lost away. Thurmont split. Emmitsburg swept the Junior League. Debates centered on a bill for federal demactment of education.
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Brunswick High School
Brunswick
Thurmont
Frederick High
Middletown
Frederick
Emmitsburg High School
State Department of Education
State Department of Neation
William Flock
Millard DaPole
Loretta Hatley
David Yinger
Dr. Morrill
Ruth Falk
Jean Milwood College
Geisha
Maxine Dinges
Anthony Cinestry
Thurman
Stanley Floo
Margaret King
Kuehet Stothemser
Lilord Groshon
Middletown High Schank
Line
Gerald Gordon
Fred Palmer
Walter Eby
Tonise Gall
Ward
Dido
Laurie
Mood College
Frederick Tigh
Hood College
Emmitsburg
Emmitsburgh High School
Adamstown
Mary Inghee
Oliver Hanver
Adamstown High
Mary Tin
Aimee Ohler
Liberty High School
Senate approves three war debt plans including Latvia
The Senate ratified three wartime debt agreements with Latvia Estonia and Itumania totaling 64 195 000 despite opposition from Reed and Howell who warned of long term losses. Talks with France continued with no firm breakthrough as the American and French debt commissions await Paris proposals.
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Washington
Latvia
Esthonia
Itumania
Senate
Czecho-Slovakia
Paris
Berenger
Reed
Missouri
Howell
Ned
Ted Che
Russia
United States
Devs Commission
France
American Debt Commission
M. Gerenger
DRY BILLS PASSED IN WASHINGTON MOVE TO REORGANIZE PROHIBITION
In Washington on April 28 the House approved by 196 to ... creating a Bureau of Prohibition and a Bureau of Customs under Treasury control. The plan, amended to exclude a beer legalization, would restructure enforcement with commissioners appointed by Secretary of the Treasury. Wet members and supporters debated broader prohibition strategy while noting potential demand effects. Bath England public baths trace to Roman era.
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Washington
House
Treasury
Bureau of Prohibition
Senate
LaGuardia
Progressive Socialist
New York
Art Derr Heide
New Jersey
Black
Cullen
Somers
Prohibition
Mellon
Prohibition Bureau
Bureau of Customs
Secretary of the Treasury
Representative Till
Maryland
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