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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News in Frederick Maryland publishes local and AP news. It notes submission rules for communications and opinions and states free notices advertising must be mailed to the office.
Frederick banks will distribute over 3000000 in Christmas savings club checks this Saturday as members prove weekly deposits build lasting bank accounts. Golden Rule Sunday on December 6 promotes simple, affordable menus for relief children, urging households to learn value of thrift and proper budgeting.
A blend of biblical verses and a note on Thomas A Edison marking fifty years in his laboratory at Menlo Park near New Brunswick. The text juxtaposes faith with a landmark scientific milestone in a historic newspaper fragment.
The Inquiring Reporter surveys residents on extending Farm Bureau membership from one to three years. Respondents assert lasting benefits outweigh annual campaigning costs, with varied support and cautious interest expressed by locals.
Historic events and notable birthdays span 1783 to 1923 with mentions of Jefferson Carlyle and Coolidge. The Portland Oregonian marks anniversaries from fires at the Maine State insane asylum to Henry Ford’s peace voyage and lists local birthdates and ongoing today’s events.
Surgeon General warns against treating headaches as a disease and urges seeking a physician for proper diagnosis. Headache causes range from diet and sleep to high blood pressure and brain disease, with emphasis on avoiding drug store remedies that mask symptoms. Keeping regular habits and ventilation may help. otherwise consult a professional.
The Opera House screens Riders of the Purple Sage starring Tom Mix adapted from Zane Grey novel. Fox comedy and Pathe news shown. Maryland shows My Boy at First National and a Mack Sennett comedy to close the program. Victim of Stampede Dies near Union Mills. Y W C A Bazaar held at Winchester Hall with Dutch fair lunch.
Frederick columns recall decades past with scattered notes on county actions and local figures. Constables target unlicensed dogs in Allesant county. debates over enforcement. mentions Jasper W Rolmnette and Dr. Howard V Dutrow in the era. hospital service roles and local farm life noted amid scattered details.
The narrator tours Queenstown now Cobh and Cork amid a mild climate. He notes Cork's ancient history from early churches to Danes and Cromwell, the Shandon Bells and Blarney Stone lore, and travels via the Prince of Wales Route through rural Ireland with vivid green scenery and old stone walls.
Frederick County Maryland Orphans Court orders the ratification of the sale of the Peter N Hammaker estate reported December 3 1925. The sale fetched 12371 50 with publication required in a Frederick County newspaper for three weeks before December 26 1925. Executors report shows proceeds and the court sets a publication deadline.
Public sale at the Court House door in Frederick on a date to be announced offers four tracts on Hamburg Mountain near White Rock Tuscarora and Fishing Creeks. Tract 1 contains about 4014 acres, Tract 2 about 1818 acres, Tract 3 about 261 acres, Tract 4 about 67 acres with 4 rooms and 20 perches. Sizes include timber value and wells. Terms one half cash on sale day, balance in 30 days. Attorneys in fact Walker Neill Joollifie. Mortgagee public sale of a dwelling at 161 Market Street Frederick Md to be conducted by trustee December 12 1925 at 11 am. The property is a two to three story brick dwelling with lot fronting Market Street.
Local report notes a prohibition era effort to curb alcohol use by redirecting idle hands toward wine production in Brea. Officials describe new measures encouraging home production under supervision, aiming to reduce drinking in public and support lawful commerce.
The readable items show a public notice about meal service or heating for renters with a cryptic date code 2218 and a figure 34. The fragment mentions Mather and a2-0.05t but lacks clear actions or dates.
The piece portrays Columbus as a determined figure who faced derision from a crowd. He remains stubborn, responding to critics with bold, if crude, retorts and continuing his quest despite doubt and laughter.
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