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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1925
Page
6
The Daily News Freder ick Md publishes legal and public notices with policy on letters and ads. Only real names accompany opinions and submissions, free notices resemble advertising and must be mailed to the office for consideration.
Frederick hosts its first and only circus of 1926 drawing big crowds, with praise for aerial grace and carnival atmosphere. A separate drive safety note warns hesitant drivers threaten road safety, and a birthday party honors Elizabeth Kimmel with cake and friends. Also reported: a severe foot injury at Frederick City Hospital, and a Canad grain harvest binds 80 million pounds of twine.
Inquiries from several locals about the new Foot loose serial reveal varied reactions. Miss Marin Shipley says she has read all published parts but prefers The Flapper Wife. Williamson's Drugstore Miss Josephine De Lauter plans to read more as published. Near Frederick Miss Virginia Titiomas intends to begin soon. Clarke Place Antoinette Gale has not started but finds The Flapper Wife quite interesting. Miss Margaret McMullen at Quality Store has read it and finds it not as good as The Flapper Wife, citing the pictures.
A chronicle of anniversaries and events with notable birthdays and happenings. John Dryden’s poet laureate tenure noted. Francis Joseph and Oregon governor Joseph Lane listed among births. fires, naval disasters, and political nominations cited. World Zionist Congress and Catholic amalgamation talks cited. radio amateurs converge in Chicago for a major convention.
The Commerce Department reports that the large artificial price increase from the Brazilian valorization scheme reduced U S coffee consumption by about 150 million pounds in the last year and spurred production in tropical regions. Imported coffee averaged 20 878 cents per pound in the year ended June 30 1925 compared with 14 445 cents in the prior year. Brazil supplied 67 percent of imports, and the price surge appears to have curbed demand while expanding output abroad.
Miss Winifred Arthur, a New Zealand teen, conducts the orchestra at the Great London Hippodrome as a Bible thought and prayer segment links scripture to divine wisdom.
A humorous piece outlines how daily use keeps razors sharp, warning against sloppy honing. In a separate church notice, a nursery mixup occurs when children are left after service and quickly claimed by a wary couple, apologizing for the delay.
A quirky note describes a razor as a clever tool and emphasizes safe use avoiding abuse and the need for schooling to learn its use. The text underlines practical guidance and cautions against misuse.
The Bus sard family reunion planned for Braddock Heights will bring upwards of 200 members from Frederick and Washington counties and beyond. Rev W C Day of Zion Lutheran Middletown and Geo Bussard Thurmont will speak, with musical numbers added to the program.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a boy named Master Thomas Best broke his left arm while playing at home on East Third Street. Dr L A Barck treated him. Cobblestones were being laid on East Patrick Street near the FP railroad tracks. Oscar Cebleniz planned a trip from Fairmont to inspect a brick shipment. Frederick factories were active with Conrad Ruland's West Patrick street plant employing 4 to 350 workers building about 20 000 cans daily. Democratic picnic speakers announced for Braddock Heights include Gordon P Atkins on Wilkinson Tigod, Dr Frank Crouse, Arthur Peter, and J E R Word.
Alienated affections are still quoted around $75,000. Miss Lippinent writes in current issue of Weekly Siphorn about a Turkish pipe addressing nursing mothers.
Roy W Poole and William E Darner Auctioneers announce a public sale in North Market Street extending area on Thursday August 27 1925 at 10 oclock. The list includes trucks tractors builders materials lumber iron piping roofing slate doors windows office equipment and vast shop tools plus household furniture and miscellaneous items. Cash terms apply. Proceeds to be used as the seller heads to Florida.
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