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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1925
Page
4
An independent Frederick Maryland daily notes Associated Press copyright and policy on publication. It requires real name authors for opinions and invites submissions by mail to the News-Post office in Frederick.
Rev Dr Francis Clark founder of the United Society of Christian Endeavor retires from his post guiding a movement that claims broad global reach and aims to empower youth with independent activities separate from older church leadership. Political notes warn against schooling shapes political intelligence and manipulation by office seekers.
The column surveys reader opinions on two Marines asleep at guard duty at a summer villa. Respondents split on punishment, with some urging a week in the guard house and others deeming the offense not severe. A reader also reviews Grant’s Civil War Monocacy actions and Sheridan’s Valley campaign.
A reader argues that the perceived drop in local crime hides the human cost and tax burden. He recalls temperance work in Frederick County, defends prohibition, criticizes the Volstead Act, and warns that organized crime and widespread alcohol production erode law and morality.
Flapper Fanny quips about Birt noting creamy eyes as a sign her brain is playful and witty. The column captures tongue in cheek social humor from the era, reflecting slang and female opinion columns.
Dr Hugh 8 Cumming explains the breathing system from nose to air sacs and capillaries, noting how chest expansion affects oxygen and energy. He urges regular sleep, warns against sleeplessness from late meals or nerves, and explains child sleep needs and night terrors.
Today in history lists events from 1718 to 1923 including New Orleans founding and ships sinking. Birthdays include Giuseppe Bruni Blanche Bates Dr Joseph Silverman Patrick Crowley and others. Also notes Uruguay centennial independence and anniversaries of Fletcher and Bill Nye events.
Ben Baker operates a popular East Third Street bakery in Frederick Maryland, making buns pies cakes and varied baked goods that residents enjoy daily. The notice also details a public sale of The Butler Farm near Frederick City with large brick house barns and potential building lots, scheduled for September 6.
A religious fragment cites Psalmists and Proverbs praising trust in God and seeks divine salvation and perfection. It mentions Mark the perfect man and ends with a prayer asking God for help to trust Him, reflecting devotional language and scattered phrases.
Frederick column recalls Samuel V. Doll elected superintendent of privileges for Frederick County Agricultural Society replacing Levis Clingan. Board committees study costs to operate fire companies and prepare bond to cover expenses. Incident at depot injures none. garden party held on East Patrick Street with guests listed including Mr and Mrs Reber and Miss Margaret Clingan.
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