The Daily News Frederick MD Front Matter
The Daily News in Frederick Maryland publishes daily except Sunday. The paper is part of The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to published dispatches and editorials. All letters must bear real names or not be published. Submissions should be mailed to the office. Printed at the Frederick post office.
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Lunlding
Court Street
Frederick
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated’ Press
Focal News
Ofice
Pastormce
Railroads as Barometer of Prosperity and Camp Life Commentary
The piece argues rail freight loads reflect national prosperity, noting July’s over a million cars moved and likening rail activity to broad economic health. It notes coal strikes underscoring rail utility, then shifts to inexpensive outdoor camps near cities, praising family life, water, gardens, radios, and the joy of country recreation, ending with a quip about a two dollar bill and an Iowan’s funeral sermon.
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America
United States
The Fox And The Goat A RHYME Fable From Lut's Staff
A fox lures a thirsty goat to a well and offers safe water. The goat climbs down for a drink, but the fox seizes the moment to escape, leaving the goat trapped and the fox on solid ground. The fox mocks the goat’s gullibility, noting the goat’s beard yet criticizing his lack of sense.
Frederick Homecoming Week Question Draws Support
The Inquiring Reporter surveys residents on Frederick hosting a Home Coming Week alongside Middletown. Responses from George Edward Myers, Charles Ke. Byatty, H Noel Haller, Mrs Charles Brookey, Aileen Cubitt, Lena Gerrick and others express strong approval. Opinions cite Frederick hospitality and a festive celebration.
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George Edward Myers
City
Charles KE. Byatty
North Market Street
Frederick Hospitality
H. Noel Haller
Charles Brookey
Fifth Street
Aileen Cubitt
Lena Gerrick
Today in History and Birthdays Highlight Notable Figures
This page notes anniversaries of John Locke and Oliver Wendell Holmes, with births and deaths spanning 18th to 19th centuries. It lists events such as Brazil’s debt settlement, Hong Kong cession to Britain, a shipwreck off Florida, and labor settlement plans. It also marks birthdays of Maurice Maeterlinck, Andrew Fisher, and others, plus forthcoming events in Grand Rapids and Toronto and a royal wedding in Watch Hill.
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John Locke
Hichard Hugh
United States
Philadelphia
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Cambridge
Mass
Brazil
Portugal
China
Hong Kong
Cowlitz Landing
Congress
Oregon
Columbia River
Vera Cruz
Florida
Gifford Pinchot
Maurice Maeterlinck
Ghent
Andrew Fisher
Eml
Australia
London
Scotland
Sebastian G. Messner
Milwaukee
Switzerland
Duke of Sutherland
Great Britain
Byron P. Harrison
Mississippi
Crystal Springs
Miasa
Sidney H. Marsh
Pacific University
Charles Townshend
England
Grand Rapids
Toronto
Dominion
Ontario
Watch Hill
R. I
Anita Lihme
New York
Dwar Lebkowicz
Bohemia
How Disease Germs Scatter in Tuberculosis Spread
Dr Hugh Cumming explains how tuberculosis germs spread and persist. He notes tubercle bacilli are tiny, visible only with high magnification, and can survive in dust, carpet fibers, or cracks under warmth and darkness for months. Exposure through sputum, contaminated objects, or aerosols can infect others, while sunlight and ventilation help kill the germs.
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Hugh 8. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Parsons
Bricks From Santa Barbara Quake Wagered by Yachting Association
The Southern California Yachting Association will present Waners of this Fear's race with four bricks shaken from Santa Barbara walls in the recent quake. The bricks are plated with cold and engraved. A bolt of lightning struck William Black while he welded two silver dollars he carried in his pocket. Black was injured but will recover.
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Southern California Yachting Association
Santa Barbara
William Black
Black
Fragmented local row about social shifts and pride
A compressed note mentions wives in the Jack seat and others needing to shift. It suggests some people awaken to greatness, while others who claim to be great never seem to. The text reflects local attitudes and shifting social roles.
September Hints From a Maryland Town Letter
A personal note from Mary Jane welcomes September and reflects on aging, local events, and seasonal changes. The piece mentions Elks conventions, school preparations, weddings, deaths, Rockville Fair, potential community club houses, local water quality, Clinton McSherry as Attorney General prospect, and upcoming birthdays. It captures town life with references to farms, parades, and August’s close.
Public Sale of 1923 Chevrolet Touring Car in Frederick MD
Public auction for cash of a 1922 Chevrolet Touring Car model 439 serial ZAISI96 owned by Earl Kolb to be held September 5 1923 at 1 pm on North Market Street Mountain City Garage Frederick County Maryland. Gilmore Lescalleet auctioneer jurat. James Lowe concessions. Joseph H. Bussard clerk.
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Maryland
Gilmere Lescallect
Mountain City
North Market Street
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Local Items
Twenty years ago today in Frederick reports list John Jones found unconscious on Mrs. Kittie Hahn's porch. Dr. HedeeS took him to Frederick City Hospital after being summoned. Carlos de Garmendia of Tuscarora suffered a severe hand injury from a horse kick, breaking and lacerating fingers. Allen Benty of Independent Hose Company died. hall to be draped in mourning for 30 days, with a committee to draft condolences. The annual Teachers Institute of Frederick County set for Sept 4, 5 and 6 under State Director MM. OT Stephens. Frederick Obenderier presented an iron bedstead and bedding to the United Steam Fire Engine Company for the keeper of the engine house. The engine house area near the Call Engine range relaid by Elmer McC. Phebue.
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John Jones
William Jones
Kittie Hahn
West All Saimis Street
Frank Hedees
Frederick City Hospital
Independent Hose Company
Allen Benty
Carla Walter Sound
Pasid H. Kolb
Milton Earl
G. Brust
George Salter
Frederick Obenderier
East Pat- Tick Street
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Tae Paremen
Elmer McC. Phebue
Public sale of house and lot in Frederick City MD
Trustees in a Frederick County equity decree offer a two property sale. First, executor Parker D. Stull sells Daniel Z Stull Jr. estate at 268 Dill Avenue Frederick City on Sept 9 1925 with a two story frame dwelling and two car frame garage, possession Oct 1 1925, terms one third cash remaining in 6 and 12 months with notes and sureties. Second, trustees offer West South Street lot in Frederick City as per decree dated Aug 19 1925, sale Sept 12 1925 at 11 am with one and a half story dwelling, terms one half cash at sale, remainder in six months with note and surety. deposit 200. Conveyancing costs at purchaser.
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West Fifth Street
Stieff
Lyers and Pond
Co. A. Wickless
Poplar Terrace
Frederick
State Road
LeGore
A. Richardson
Hampton Schoolhouse
Urbana
Buckeystown
Jacob AL Kanode
Mars
Ella N. Kanode
Oliver
Lindsay FE
L. Dutrow
W. OL. Rice
Siath
Bentz
Remington
Allen EL Jones
Edward Stitelyr
Walter Rice
Daniel Z
Wilts
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Wald Jagt
Dan‘al . Stull
Federel City
Daniel 2 Stull
Oil. Avenue
Frederick City
Charles T
Young
Daniel Z. Stull
Julia C. Stull
Dill Avenue
Louisa Blum
William NM. Zimmerman
Itk and
U. S
Parker D. Stull
Trusters
W. South Street
Circuit Court
Isabella Sophia Webster
Frank K. Clase
Court House
Fredericx City
West South Street
Frederick Cit
Edward Gentz
Casper Crum
George ©. Cruman
Frederick Town
Charles A. Hauer
Annie E Gradshaw
Charles A.inner
Trederick County
Wis
Sarah E Fuller
Eptemsger
Butler Farm
Frederick Citz
Thomas F. Myers
Jefferson Streets
Jefferson
Harpers
Braddock Heights
Hineam
Frederick Ci
Ile
Will
Georcea
Ritzer
Henry
Georce
Riser
ReTman
George Riser
Chase
Costana
Siampr
Nw Jacob Rourrack
Darner
Ay Toarer
Notice of Sale Under Garageman's Lien Law 1925
Gilmore Lescalleet gives notice of public auction by cash for the sale of an available two ton truck and sundry items at his Frederick Maryland garage on September 5 1925 at 2 o clock p m. The lien is for labor repairs sundries and stores against Jesse B Grimm of Indiana Avenue Taare Maryland.
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Maryland
Gilmore
Jesus B. Grimm
Indiana Avene
Taare
Jesse B. Gronm
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Frederick Boys
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Earl F. Hargett
South Market Street
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Grey Reed Baby Carriage
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Blacksite
J. R. Brandenburg
New London
Gilmore BR
Flautt
N ‘Market
Appdy Rey
Court St
Tacob M
Kanode
Tom L. Dutrow
Joseph H. Bussard
James Lowe
Concessions
OFI
Harry S ‘Lvergar
Pearl
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Sarah EC Fleming
Lnte
Charles David Fleming
Wm. M. Storm Attorn
Automobiles Fc2 Sale
SardsiTs
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the News
Carlos de Garmendia
Tusca- Toro
Mr. de Garmendia
Apiual Tecuers’ Institute
MM. OT
Stephens
Edu. Cation
Flapper
Fanny
Sleculor
Cale
Jacob Rohrback
John L. Dutrow
Jacobr Roheback
Alton Y. Bennett, Truste
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Silmore Lescalleet
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