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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
4
The piece argues readers should explore Maryland from end to end, appreciating its resources and history. It urges state loyalty, knowledge of reading communities, and awareness of local achievements, noting that auto travel and short trips reveal much beauty without high costs. It emphasizes valuing one's own region and avoiding blind enthusiasm.
A reflective note from N A Lufburrow extols water as essential to daily life and community functioning. It highlights drinking, washing, firefighting, agriculture, and sanitation, stressing how life would falter without reliable supply and municipal support.
Bible Thought on the fruits of the Spirit focuses on love peace patience kindness goodness faithfulness gentleness and temperance. A prayer asks God to write the lesson of Love on hearts and to awaken service to others through Christ. A playful quote about Pedersen and Borg’s horse appears as a local aside from Christiania.
A fragment quotes a speaker lamenting political direction and ambition. The speaker mentions Tilford Moots and Ika Soles, noting years of effort and a comment on wine making without vinegar. Copyright National Newspaper Service.
The Inquiring Reporter gathers opinions on whether youths today strive to keep jobs as hard as 15 or 20 years ago. Aluen G Quinyn and others in Frederick offer mixed views, noting more independence and education but concerns over ambition, sports interest, and job competition.
Today in history notes governance by John Winthrop and early Methodist bishops. Includes 1912 Salvation Army founder Booth death, 1923 air squadron flight, and a prior year earthquake losses. Today’s birthdays feature Poincare and railway and college leaders with events at Denver and Vermont courthouse displays.
Noah Cramer and Son sold a lot in the Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company Northwest Addition on Eastern Avenue to Mrs. Richard Nastin who plans to build two modern homes. Wheat and corn prices listed.
Surgeon General report lists rag weed and related species as major hay fever culprits. It details common rag weed Ambrosia, giant rag weed, Western rag weed, false wormwood, marsh elder, Careless weed, and burrs, noting their heights, bloom periods from January to December, and wide geographic spread from Nova Scotia to Florida and west to Mexico.
A dense listing of Thursday radio features across US stations organized by time and city. Notable items include orchestral performances, band concerts, operatic recitals, church services, and sports updates. Stations such as WEAF, WGY, WBZ, WEG, and WEAF affiliates in New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, and beyond present a panorama of midweek programming with details on orchestra names, venues, and times.
Twenty years ago Frederick’s Woman’s College completed extensive improvements and began annual renovations. Faculty were busy with summer pursuits as students were welcomed back. Highlights include Miss Garrett at Astor Library, Miss Lantz at the University of Chicago, and educators attending national meetings in Ocean Grove and Washington.
Notes on yellow dock weed and hay fever grasses, with March pollen start. Davenport high school cafeteria uses daily weather data by phone to plan meals for 1,200 pupils. Weather forecasts drive business decisions from ice cream to real estate, and a public sale of 92 acres is announced in Frederick City Maryland with detailed property descriptions.
Notices from the Circuit Court for Frederick County announce estates of Richard Magalis and Samuel C. Winebrenner. Administratrix Rosa Magalis and Administrator Ephraim B Ziomaterman warn creditors to file claims by March 2, 1926 and settle debts promptly. Administrative actions occur July 30, 1925.
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