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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1925

Page

4

The Daily News Frederick Notice and Policy

The Daily News outlines submission rules for letters and notices. It requires real names and authorizations for statements, and states free notices must be written and mailed to the office. The paper is published in Frederick Maryland and is a member of the Associated Press.

Associated Prices Associated Prats Newa Orphans’ Court Frederick County Maryland Stanniem Holland Grace Walker Lillian Peters Led Weinberg Orphans' Court Richard M. Mwrgalis Samuel ¢. Winebrener Ephaszis B. Zimmerman

Toll of Carelessness in War and Everyday Life

A Thursday column argues that accidents kill more people than war and urges personal vigilance. It notes safety campaigns exist but urges individuals to adopt basic precautions to reduce accidental deaths and stresses that even public campaigns fail without personal duty. Trotsky is mentioned regarding Russia’s economic plans, and a New York processional event reflects broader social concerns.

Trotsky Russia Whia Cash Lindsay Estunkle J. 1. Dutrow W. OL. Rice

Inquiring Reporter Asks Five About Scout Movement Support

Five Frederick residents including Walter Zeigler and Dr James Long express strong support for funding the Boy Scout movement next year. Responses broadly affirm the movement as beneficial for youth morals and social uplift.

Boy Scout Movement Anewore Walter F. Zeigler City Frederick Scout Movement R. Carl Maxwell Harry Cornpropst Union Manufacturing Co A. E. Fisher Ashotli James A. Long

Today in History and Births and Events

A daily list notes anniversaries and births with figures and places. Key items include 1781 Los Angeles founded, 1844 Missouri governor Daniel Dublin’s death, 1850 Louis Philippe’s death in exile, 1909 M Latham’s long aviation flight, 1915 Brest-Litovsk occupation, plus births like Joseph T. Robinson and others. A public sale and legal notices follow.

Los Angeles Daniel Dublin Missouri Jefferson County North Carolina Louis Philippe England George Uptold, Fife Indiana Indianapoli San Francisco Alphonse J. Glorieux Boise M. Latham Rheims Berlin Brest-Litovak

Ode From Tenant Pleads Repairs and Rent Relief

A tenant named W. A. Lufegro swoons about owed rent and dire living conditions. He appeals to the landlord to fix cracked walls, plumbing, and cellar stairs, arguing the rent is too high for his strained circumstances.

W. A. Lufegrrow

Church of God Grove Meeting Closes With Speakers

The Church of God Grove meeting at Legore’s Grove near Woodshoro and LeGore concludes with morning afternoon and evening services. Speakers include Rev. E. F. Asper Westminster Rev. Co. Seivan Cascade and Rev. S. A. Kipe Sabillaseile. The Trouttilie orchestra provides music and several hundred attended last Sunday. a larger crowd is expected for the closing service. A Los Angeles bank owns the largest safe deposit vault in the world at 12,300 square feet hosting 75 000 boxes.

Church of God Grove Los Angeles

Untitled Local Tale Of Frugality And Telegrams

A rural narrator contrasts a thriftier man who stints, saves for tires at sixty, and values a dollar with another who carries a Florida telegram. The piece mulls where the other feller went and questions if he kept liquor out.

Florida

Sleep Out Of Doors Often As It Is Possible

Surgeon General Dr Hugh 8 Cumming urges outdoor sleeping as a growing health asset for American families. He notes rising use of sleep porches and camping, but warns newcomers to acclimate gradually and avoid heavy coverings. Proper bedding and pinning blankets create a warm, comfortable open air sleep.

Hugh 8 Cumming United States Public Health Service Mary Guiher

Charles County speed trap under investigation

Investigation into alleged speed trap at Waldorf in Charles County will occur only with evidence of motorist injustices. DC AAA manager Poske will file a complete report to Motor Vehicles Commissioner Baughman, citing arrests and vague charges. Baughman says arrests were regular and any trap would be abolished. Poske cites a fee system as motive for arrests. An investigator will audit Wilkerson’s accounts to verify fines and costs. Motorists can appeal unjust decisions.

Waldorf Charles County E. Austin Baughman George H. Poske District of Columbia American Automobile Association Washington Baughman Poske Ritchie Baughian Maryland Justice of the Peace Justice Wilkerson Justice Eee

Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Notes

Alfred Zimmerman, son of R Clinton Zimmerman, injured his front toe by a pitchfork prong. Hotel Braddock expects to stay open for Frederick Fair. September bookings rise as people plan October visits. Governor Warfield visited Frederick en route to the Middleown picnic. Warfield met local figures and posed for photographs, then spoke at the picnic. The New Bell Boy opens the season at Garrick Theatre Atlantic City with Arthur Vani in the lead.

Alfred Zimmerman R. Clinton Zimmerman Devil Braddock Neichts Governor Warfield Franerith Mraddock Heichts Hotel Middleown Glean H. Worthinzien Herman Lt. Rouizahn W. P. Etchison Bell Boy Garrick Theatre Atlantic City Arthur Vani East Patrick Stret N. W. Crawford Gaithersburg Hagerstown Williamson's Dot Tsehee Williamson Staee Frederick HF. Hillis OR & Stone Contractors Shank and Etaler Lime Co Ane

Entertaining for Sister Mrs Worthington Hosts Bridge Luncheon

Mrs Frank D Worthington of East Church street today entertained a bridge luncheon in honor of her sister Miss Rachel Owings of Baltimore. A camel carrying 500 pounds on its back is nearly equal to two average horses.

Frank D. Worthington East Church Street Rachel Owings Baltimore

Public Sale Of About 92 Acres In Frederick City Area

Public sale of roughly 92 acres including buildings, encompassing valuable property in Frederick City and surrounding suburbs. Auction involves residential and commercial sites with potential development opportunities for buyers seeking land with existing structures.

Frederick City

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