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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News, an independent Frederick, Maryland paper, notes AP content usage and requires real names with any communications. It warns free notices advertising must be written and mailed to the office and not taken by phone.
A Frederick columnist urges young people to buy homes rather than rent to gain pride and invest in improvements. He notes attractive new houses tempt renting, but insists ownership strengthens work ethic and finances. The piece also comments on roadside stands feeding touring crowds and cautions against spoiling scenery with hot dog stands.
Milton Gurner of Frederick Maryland criticizes the Baltimore Sun and the News for inaccuracies in a historical sketch about the new Urbana to Washington road. He disputes claims tying General Grant to the Araby post office war toll, and says Hancock was not at the Monocacy battle. He asks for historical evidence supporting the statements.
Ernest Heyser faced Police Justice R E L Hutchins in Taneytown on August day for stealing chickens from Mrs Duttera Dern. Detected on her porch with a bag of chickens he claimed they were his and then tried to flee. He was bound over to Carroll County grand jury in $250 bail.
The official call has been issued for the forty fifth annual convention of the American Federation of Labor to meet in an unnamed city on October 5.
The Inquiring Reporter collects opinions from residents. Rev Br Mowbray would invest to support family and worthy ambitions, then help others if possible. W Hann would travel and expand into the bus business. Grace Neighbors would travel the world. Thomas Pyles prefers leisure and rest in thought. Mrs George McClesry admits uncertainty.
A compilation of historical anniversaries and birthdays notes events from 1780 to 1951 including Pueblo uprising Santa Fe, Louis XVI abolishing torture, Oliver Hazard Perry birth, 1819 death, a Sacramento murder reprieve, and various aviation and exploration milestones. Featured births include Gerald David Lascelles and Claude Graham-White among others with local events in New Hampshire and Washington state gatherings in Spokane.
A devotional note quotes 1 John 4 18 on love casting out fear and cites Traver on God as Love inviting daily confidence. It mentions peace and safety from Isaiah 26 and a prayer asking for grace sufficient to sustain constant reliance on divine guidance.
A fragment reports a wedding at the Bentley home that proceeded without the groom, observed by fourteen children and seventy one "tran" children, with a Granman Pash reference and a Sunday scene. The source style echoes a National Newspaper Service copyright note.
A bold mosquito circles a man’s room aiming for a bite. The man swats, the insect dodges, and the battle repeats as more mosquitos arrive. In the end the attacker survives and new invaders threaten the victim.
A list of residents and visitors from Brunswick and nearby towns includes Miss Margaret Fout in Baltimore with her mother Mrs. C Will Fout, Mr. Harry Rau in Washington visiting Dr and Mrs R M Rau, and others traveling to Philadelphia New York Cincinnati and Ohio towns. Families visit relatives in Cuyahoga Falls Wilmington and Bruns wick while several travelers return from trips to Baltimore Washington and southern Maryland.
Friday’s schedule lists multiple regional radio programs across U S stations, featuring orchestras, operas, and concerts in New York Philadelphia Newark Buffalo Chicago Detroit and more. It notes local social items including Brunswick residents visiting New York and Middletown hospitality, and classified ads for sales and services.
The executor of Daniel M. Stull’s last will offers at Frederick County Courthouse a public sale on September 4 1928 at 11 am for the dwelling at 268 Dill Avenue Frederick City Md. The property fronts 40 feet on Dill Avenue and includes a two-story frame dwelling with eight rooms bath steam heat and electric fixtures a frame garage and a 16 foot alley. possession October 1 1925 with terms one third cash at sale and balance in two equal payments over 13 months with promissory notes and sureties or all cash. The sale is by order of the Orphans Court for Frederick County Md. and is conducted by Parker D Stall Executor. Auctioneers John L Dutrow and Jacob Rohrback represent the estate.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a Democratic barbecue at Braddock Heights drew a large crowd. A senile cart rolled downhill after brakes failed, a Norfolk captain acted to stop nearby traffic, and speakers including Frank Crouse and Gordon T. Atkinson addressed the meeting. A separate farm barn near Tears burned during a storm, four tons of hay ruined but livestock saved.
Many thousands have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The advertisement claims the remedy has helped women nationwide and urges suffering women to try it, noting its long history of improving health and strength.
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