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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News outlines submission rules for letters and notices. Readers must mail or visit the office with the writer's name and consent for publication, and free notices of advertising style must be written and mailed. The Associated Press dispatches are credited as specified.
A Frederick note laments casual thievery of lost items like umbrellas and pens in local places and on trains. It urges better honesty and says owners should be contacted and lost articles advertised, warning that travelers risk loss when leaving belongings unattended.
A wandering tale of Willie Venture returning from Florida where rumors say he made a fortune in real estate. The piece contrasts luck and caution, noting many seek rapid wealth but few sustain it, with Willie Yvexture returning home with a claimed, quickly earned fortune and renewed hope in Florida real estate.
A fragmentary religious note cites Colossians 3 12 19 urging forgiveness and mercy. It mentions kindness humility and patience and calls readers to forgive others as Christ forgave. A prayer line asks for trespasses to be forgiven and acknowledges those who trespass against us.
A newspaper feature collects answers from residents including Olive Thomas Wilbur Hammaker Mildred Neighbors and Richard Day on whether the flapper deserves criticism The responses vary with some defending the era while others harshly judge its excesses and social shifts.
Historical anniversaries listed from 1810 Balzac to 1916 US Senate actions and 1923 Muskoka hotel fire. Birthdays include Leonard Baruch, Manuel Quezon, Orville Wright, Fred Stone, Elsie Ferguson. Today events feature National Negro Business League Tulsa meeting and other conferences. Charity contributions in Wisconsin noted with a five percent state average.
Dr. Hugh 8 Cumming explains hay fever as a mucous membrane hypersensitivity to windborne pollen. Only airborne pollens reaching the nostrils cause the condition. ragweed, wormwood, grasses, and goosefoots are major culprits with regional variations. Prevention hinges on public education and weed control.
Twenty years ago Frederick’s column reports Mt Airy’s festival opening with 32 floats from local businesses, Hoo, Million G Urner delivering the welcome, and remarks by Mayor and Governor Warfield. A horse show, tournament, and speeches followed as part of a busy program at Bradock Heights auditorium.
Regional listings detail evening and night schedules for many stations with bands orchestras quartets and soloists including the U S Marine Band Navy Band and Detroit Symphony. The schedule covers times from 5:00 PM to late night with markets weather news and entertainment segments across New York Chicago Cleveland Detroit and other cities.
Washington theater magnate Harry Crandall negotiates sale of one fourth stake in his First National chain for about 3 million dollars. Parties named include Stanley interests Julian Brylawski Fox interests and other theater groups. deal may wrap in two weeks as talks continue. Final arrangement could affect Crandall’s Washington Maryland Virginia holdings.
Stacey Stottlemyer of Keedysville and Miss Hattie Butts of Durkitts ville were married Sunday evening at 6 at the U B parsonage in Keedysville by Rev. F. Trickler. A London couple were married in a taxicab recently.
A Frederick group of five college men travels this week under a plan by Pictorial Review to profile 660 boys for summer scholarship opportunities. Local participants include Mayhew, Washing ton, and Winder among others. ABC subscriptions will earn each selected student a 150 scholarship. Subscribe for the News.
Classified notices seek a young white woman to assist with light housework and overnight stays, and a separate notice seeks a mature, settled woman as a thorough housekeeper for a family. Both ads invite written details to box addresses in care of the News-Post or Hagerstown listings.
Public sale of the Daniel Stull estate to be held at the Frederick city courthouse on September 9, 1925. The property at 268 Dill Avenue Frederick features a two story frame dwelling of eight rooms with steam heat and electric, plus a frame garage. Terms require one third cash at sale with the balance in six and twelve months, $300 deposit, possession October 3, 1925, and purchaser covers conveyancing costs. John L. Dutrow, Auctioneer. Pathker D. Stull, Executor.
Exhibit showcases felt hats and swearing hats in all colors. Mark street area merchants offer variety and ready to ship.
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