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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1925
Page
4
History of advertising and rise of the telephone
The article surveys advertising's long history from ancient signs to modern newspapers and notes U S figures show rising ad expenditure. It highlights the telephone's growth from one line per 57 people to one per seven in twenty five years, praising efficiency while warning against poor usage. It ends with a remark on Uncle Sam seeking a share of profits in Florida real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Palestine
Greece
Rome
Pompeii
England
United States
Sam
Florida
Lufs Stuff News Media Notes On Fall And Politics
The writer mentions waning summer, the president returning to Washington with Congress soon in session, upcoming school start, and possible labor action. The piece hints at political anticipation and everyday civic rhythms as September approaches.
Inquiring Reporter Debates Babe Ruth Comeback
Today's Inquiring Reporter gathers opinions from Elm Street to South Market Street on Babe Ruth. Hack says no comeback and no demand for past money while Cain predicts yes, others doubt a return unless a spectacular display renews fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Charles Hack
Elm Street
Flossie Cain
Edward Akers
North Market Street
Babe Ruth
Harry C. Wall
East Church Street
Arthur L. Rhoads
A. and P. Store
South Market Street
Today In History and Birthdays Event Roll
Anniversaries and birthdates recount 19th and 20th century figures including Theophile Gautier Nathaniel Wyeth James McCrethy Wilhelmina and John Morgan with notes on historic events from 1811 to 1928 andToday events in Tulsa Ottawa Grand Rapids Yellowstone Salt Lake City with planning for encampments and woolgrowers sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theophile Gautier
Nathaniel Wyeth
Cambridge
Mass
James BL. McCrethy
Kentuckey
Tennessee
Congress
Cape Nome
Alaska
Paris
Bordeaux
Samuel M. Shortridge
United States
California
Italy
Corfu
Wilhelmina
The
Netherlands
Royal Palace
the Hague
John V W. A. Morgan
University of Tennessee
Strathroy
Ont
Huoy A. Haynes
Tilirsboro
James J. Ferguson
Texas
Bell County
Joseph A. Blake
San Francisco
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tulsa
Oklo
Ottawa
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Grand Army
Grand Rapids
Far West
Buffalo Ranch
Yellowstone National Park
Salt Lake City
National Woolgrowers’ Association
Five killed at grade crossing in Greensboro
Five persons were killed at a grade crossing in Greensboro North Carolina on Sunday in a collision between the auto they were riding and a passenger train. Henry VII was king of England when Columbus discovered America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itve
Greensboro
N. C
Henry VII
England
Cocunbue
America
Nothin But A Buc ey Whip Says Late Bad
Late Bad claims they had nothing more than a busy whip and urges a refer here as a darker path on me. He hints at east coast and west coast land acreage, while speaking in a cryptic, clipped fashion.
Cold Plunges Not Favored by Surgeon General
Dr H 8 Cumming warns cold plunges are not healthy for many. Daily warm showers preferred for cleansing, with brief cold finishes. Cautions for cold baths in elderly, young, and invalids. avoid bathing within two hours after meals. warm baths best before bed in winter. in warm weather, showers and moderate baths advised. Army patrol cost noted at about $1,000,000 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. Cumming
United States Pubiic Health Service
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick August 31 1905
Local notes recount peak canning season at Monocacy Valley and Colt and Dixon factories with nights extended to midnight. Large corn output, last week about 459000 cans, and a new bridge dedication across Pipe Creek, with a parade and music. Frederick Middletown line sale noted, purchaser identity questioned. Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway leaders visited City Alderman Schell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy Valley
Colt and Dixon
Hrije
Fetmaps Carrel
Frederick Peat Wiliam Linsford
Jace
Tromptlr Atock
Hive
James E. Incham, Jr
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company
Racer McSherry
John Ev. Schell
Inara
Daily Radio Program Highlights Across United States Stations
An indexed list of Monday August 31 radio features across stations from WCAP to KGO and more. It catalogs concert programs, ensembles, recitals, ball games, weather, news, and dance music with time slots and station IDs, reflecting a broad network of Live Monday broadcasts across major cities and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penx
New York
WGBS
Ben Bernie
WOR
Newark
al Reid
WPG
Atlantic City
WFI
Philadelphia
Wip Woo
WEAF
Candelori
WLIT
Dream Daddy Storica
Arcadia Dance Orchestra
KDKA
East
Pittsburgh
Kdka Symphony
Ida Mae Ewing
WCAE
Pittsburgh Press
Catcala
Buffalo
Century Orchestra
Nmrs
Carl Dickerman
Tecttal
EL J. Clare
Harold Cramline
Frances Zirkin
Eastern Standard and Central
Wasmington
Bob Lawrence
Masonic Auditorum
WRC
Washington
Navy Nand
WBF
Miami Beach
Hartford
Heimberger
J Reginald Kelney
WIAM
Cleveland
Golden Pheasant
Willard
Arsisia
Be—Wilson
Wear
WLW
Cincinnati
Visconti
Coal
Lyric
William Stoess
Wail’ Ee Stoess
Teeff
Herbert Spaugier
Nugent
Ferd Batre
Carl Schuett
Leora Lonmer
WERC
Cincennati
BRAY
Columbus
WMAQ
Ciicago
Chicaro
Chapman's
WGN
Chicago
Moosebeart
Belmont Trio
Novelty Orchestra
Eras
Elguin
WCEE
Central Standard Time
Lwoen
Minneapolis-St. Paudl
KGO
Oakland
RLX
Darland
Duccklinss
Lake Neratt Ducks
EFI
Los Angeles
Fallon
EFO
San Francisco
Seiger
Lind
KGW
Fortland
Johnson
WEAOQ
WHAS
CNRA
CNBC
Crecnrm
CNRO
CNET
CNER
CNEW
KYW
Negro Sought After Shooting Not Found
Deputies and city police searched two days for an unknown colored youth who shot Ernest Lane at the home of Lester Dices on North Gents street. Lane, wounded in the chest, lies in critical condition at Mon-Hievue Hospital. The shooter fled down Washington pike after the incident tied to a craps stake dispute among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seri
Ta Ao Qothe
Ernest Lane
Sqiears Ol
Lane
Mon- Hievue Hospital
Lester Dices
Gents Street
Washington Pike
Diggs’ House
Greenfield Social News and Local Gatherings
Greenfield Aug 31 brief notes: Edward Sears harvested 19 bushels of wheat Tuesday. Mr and Mrs William G Massie and sons Marvin Grover and Lawrence from Winchester Va traveled to John J Davis's home. Rev John Beall family and Ma Thomas Sirenge returned to Ridgesar W Va after vacation at Beall homestead. David FE Vancde lost a horse after eating wheat. C F Russell Miller family and Tennis family visited S E Davis Sanday. Ellen A Davis killed a cooke? length. Edward Davis of near Jefferson visited relatives. Mrs Jim Howard and JT Mar returned to Baltimore after visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Edward Sears
William G. Massie
Marvin
Grover Massie
Lawrence
Oswald Ashton
Winchester
John J. Davis
John Beall
Thomas Sirenge
Ridgesar
W. Va
Beall Homestead
David FE. Vancde
C. F. Russell Miller
Agar Jeferson
Thomas Tennis
Frederick
S. E. Davis Sanday
Schwartz
Urbana
John J. Sanday
Public Sale of Butler Farm Estate in Frederick City Md
An attorney for the heirs of Mrs. Sarah Muter announces a public sale of about 66 acres known as Thy Butler Farm, adjoining Frederick City on the southwest, with a large brick dwelling, barn, and outbuildings. The site offers suburban development potential near Jefferson Street and the electric car line. The sale is set for September 6, 1925 at 11 o'clock, at the courthouse gate in Frederick City. Terms: one-third cash, balance in two equal payments, with notes and interest, purchaser pays conveyancing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Muter
Coure Moune
Frederick City
Frederick Chy
Thomas JF. Myers
Jefferson Street
Jefferson
Harper's Ferry
Braddock Heights
Iowa Electric Company
Catoctin Mountains
West Church Street
George H. Rizer
J. FR. W
Henry Houck
George H. Tiizer
E. S&s
Edward D. Zimmerman
CG. W
Frederick County
U. S
Jacob Rohrback
William E Marner
West South Street
Towit
Lindsay FE
J. D.dutrow
W. L. Rice
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Church of the Brethren
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United States Army
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United Press
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Feaka Symphony
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Navy Band
WFAA
Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra
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Evan Davies
Joseph Prottacow
Jack Albin
Estey
Biseball
Whreht
Lesmayer
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John McKay
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Lost & Sound
Berets
D. Collins
Sam Locke
Sutras Gaston
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WCIS
Worcester
WIAR
Providence
CECE
Montreal
Mount Royal
Milwaukee
Studie Aime Aterd
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WOC
Davenport
Des Moines
WOS
Jefferson City
State Highway Department
WDAF
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School of the Air
ST. Louis
Hastings
PLERX
Rinky-Dinks
Belshaw
Clyde Dervis
Mart Granenhoret
Harle Watson
John Sloat
Colemang
WOAW
Omaha
Phillis Griswold
Buzzy
Kins
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Sport Review
New Arlington
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Artie Collinger
KOA
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U.P
Charles Lane
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WOOOD
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Pearl
Selp
Ben Rosenour
Harvey E. Smith
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Avese Third Street
Bramons Co
Wark
New Yoek
Moore Advertising Co
Zanesville
HL FL Kline
Billibery
N. RL & DB
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