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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland announces regular daily publication from the Port Building. Readers are reminded all communications must include writer name for publication. Free notices of advertising nature must be mailed to the office. Postage and classification details included.
December 2 1925 notes how newspaper want ads reach many readers and can aid science, commerce, and social inquiry. It mentions a psychologist studying women in high schools and finance, Texas legislators urging a special session, Christmas savings, dangers of letter writing to women, and French cabinet forming.
Serial feature recounts Christopher Columbus and his 1492 voyage plan facing mockery yet pressing on. Includes fragmentary notes about backers, port departure, and a vague Columbus tale with modern unrelated snippets and ad-like lines.
A garbled report traces a country club site through a series of owners including a plasterer, Taliman porter, an ex printer, and a retiree, with unclear connections and faded details. The fragment hints at a property transfer and a missing lineage, mentioning Flo, horses, hats, and copyright confusion.
Reporters answer the panel on which recent football game excited them most. Alvin Quinn cites Army-Navy as the standout, while Giorgio and Munstower echo the Army victory delight. Mullin and Warr is prefer Hopkins Maryland with praise for the score.
Today in history notes several notable events and births spanning 1760 to 1923, including Breckinridge’s death in 1808 and Miller’s birth in 1795. It lists 1863 Low becoming California governor, 1869 Seattle's incorporation, and other anniversaries plus brief event mentions and ongoing broadcasts.
This health guide by Dr. Hugh and Cumming emphasizes infant eye care starting at birth. It covers silver nitrate prophylaxis, daily boric acid washes, personal towels, and teaching children not to rub eyes. It warns that early vision testing and glasses may prevent long term health issues and eye strain.
A Frederick column notes a barn fire on John Brown’s farm near Emmitsburg destroying the barn, 25 cattle, and a horse with unknown cause. Other items include a First Infantry M X.G. inspection in Hail armory, tobacco crowers forming an association, sworn deputies taking office, and a successful test of a United combination hose and chemical wagon with a fire alarm on East Third Street.
A US Public Health Service study of two worker groups under different lighting found those with poor lighting did not see worse in the long run. proper lighting reduces eye strain, yet excessively bright artificial light should be avoided. The piece notes many aged readers used one eye for near work and the other for reading, masking underlying vision issues.
A short devotional note quotes Proverbs 3 27 urging timely aid to those due help. It adds a prayer asking the Lord to help believers not only recall but practice His words, emphasizing that gives blessing outweighs receiving.
Germantown residents share visits and family time across several households. Vallie Albaugh, Rodger Albaugh, Frank Purdy, and Bart Purdy joined Mrs. Henry Lenhart’s family. Bertha Dunn hosted his sister. Lenhart household welcomed Edgar Betson and Stella Snyder party. additional visits included Willam Rinehart, Ed Lewis, Carlton Browning, and others from Washington and Frederick. Natural minerals and techs produced lay—mmeangs of ev stoeme heat and pressure.
A New York Times report recalls a drummer boy imprisoned in Fort George Castine Maine after a court martial of Ball Elliott and others. Starved and tormented he kept beating his drum awaiting rescue while rats gnawed his hands and the fort emptied without freeing him.
A Kentucky village tale recalls Aunt Harriet famed for kindness who saved for months to host a grand party. Guests attend in fine dress, but she stays in the kitchen washing dishes, missing the celebration while others praise the success.
Town readers report medicine praised by several locals claiming relief from gallstone pain and various stomach and intestinal ailments. An advertiser asserts the remedy clears intestinal mucus and reduces inflammation, offering a money back guarantee after one dose.
By power of attorney from Dennis J. Shankle and wife Sarah Ann Shankle, a public sale is set for December 12, 1925 at 11 a.m. at the Court House door Frederick City. Four lots on Wamburg Mountain near White Rock Tuscarora and Fishing Creeks will be offered separately and as a whole. Tract No. 7 about 30 14 acres and Tract No. 2 about 19 128 acres are described with conveyances from Lewis M. Nixdorf dates in 1903 and 1905 respectively, including timber, wells, a stable and fruit trees on Tract No. 3 which is well timbered and yields 10 600 ties and many cords of wood.
This is to give notice from Frederick County Maryland Orphans Court that Nicholas Granville Schafpe died testate. All persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them by June 20, 1926, to the subscriber. Debts must be paid to the executors. Hand written November 18, 1929 by Roy C. W. Schlaffer executor.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold treatment for persistent coughs and colds. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth, with creosote as the key healing agent. The copy asserts safety and efficiency for bronchitis asthma and related respiratory diseases, urging purchase from Cree Mulsion Company in Atlanta Georgia.
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