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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1925
Page
8
Listing shows a compiled schedule of The News evening broadcasts with times and programs. It reflects a NEA Service compilation with notes on variant entries and a reference to a Yellow Hawaiian bird and a note about musical scale.
Fragmented crossword style puzzle text listing numerous clues and partial answers across horizontal and vertical sections. Includes multiple numbered items, foreign phrases, and stray phrases such as To observe, To curtail, Metamorphosis, and various incomplete word cues.
Theatre notes Reginald Denny appears today in The Reckless Age a youth themed film at Empire with Fates Please a comedy and a news reel. The Maryland shows The Tie That Binds with an all star cast and Jack Daugherty appears in The Fighting Ranger. Telephone service in Jonesboro Indiana was disrupted after girls fed wires with water for their bathing suits.
Baseball fans recall a Yankee Stadium moment where Ray Schalk and Nick Altrock staged unplanned pantomime with umpire Tommy Connolly. Ward struck out after dusting the plate, while Connolly playfully cleaned the plate, drawing cheers. The piece highlights Connolly’s humor and long service, citing Ed Walsh’s tough pitches and a four-strikes quip by Connolly.
The name Hattie develops from Teutonic Heim dell meaning home ruler with roots in Germanic and French forms. Through Henri, Henry, and Harry it evolved in England via Henrietta in Katherine de Medici’s court, reaching the diminutive Hattie. Friday is named as her lucky day with a talismanic stone said to ward grief.
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