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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
2
New York January 22. Fashion writer Heart Bender notes spring hats emphasize fit over size or shape with close, carefully shaped crowns and practical brims. Designers predict smaller hats dominate this season though large hats will return later with elaborate trims and flowers.
The fourth anniversary of the Mothers' Class of the Evangelical Reformed church was observed with a banquet in the church parlors despite bad weather. The president Mrs Jacob F. H. Schmidt welcomed guests and praised the class work. gifts were presented to the teacher Mrs Pr Ruban and superintendent of the Sunday school, A. L. Om., with remarks on youth and church improvements including a new building.
A jumbled OCR piece extols cod liver oil for vitality, claiming benefits for children and adults, noting its vitamin content and health perks. It mentions brands, prices, and stores, with scattered references to doses and weeks, but specifics are unclear.
A list of names appears in a social notices section including Mrs W L Simmons Mrs Ed ward I Myers Mrs Charles Sulpler Mrs Harry Elcholtz Florence Derr Mrs Mattie Buesing Florence Shear Mrs Elizabeth Michael IR Belle Barigis Mrs W C Mrs D Q O Thomas D O Thomas Mrs Charles H Burger er A Ramsveers Mr Harvey Harrington Mr ed Garner Mrs Dau ra Phieegs Marr Dietric ta Lamberti Mrs Florence E Pais OL Ras Te Mrs George De Mrs Anote mie Se Trunk ae piaine Margaret Lough Kerkyn Dutrew Neiewhal dimmerman eaner Man Ruth Afartz Mann Nath Willianschnidt Charles W Lough and Mrs H E Gosnell.
The Ce Street weekly assembly on Wednesday featured the 7-5 class led by Miss Deval. Students presented stories and poems, including Elizabeth Zane and Clara Berton, with a trip on a sightseeing bus and an Edgar Guest recitation by Herbert Whitman Hahn. The 7-3 class performed a two act playlet and the school orchestra performed.
The article notes that a healthy person stores several days of essential vitamins in the body which helps reduce susceptibility to germs. It argues that good nutrition bolsters immune defense across ages, especially for those previously malnourished.
Nile green ranks second to white as the popular evening color with orchid and blue shades also favored. Local mentions in the news are widely read.
Health ad claims Creomulsion as a twofold remedy for chronic coughs and colds. It markets creosote-based treatment said to soothe inflamed membranes kill germs and prevent consumption. The notice promises money back if relief is not obtained per directions.
Ad copy explains Scott's Emulsion as a daily health supplement aiding nourishment and resistance with essential vitamins. It recommends storing a reserve and taking Scotts regularly. mentions Scott & Bowne and Bloomfield as associated entities.
Public sale begins at 9 am including 7 head of good work horses 2 cows and other cattle items 1 broadhead wagon and farming implements plus harnesses collars ropes saddles and repair tools. Household goods include wardrobes chairs tables and kitchenware with a long list of farm and home items. Terms: six months on sums over 10 with cash on sale day. Purchaser liable for interest on sums under 12.2 with full clearance of terms set by the clerks.
Public sale of valuable Frederick County real estate by trustees under a circuit court decree. Properties include two tracts and a second parcel near Woodsboro with dwelling houses, outbuildings, and improvements. Sale terms require cash deposits, notes with security, and conveyancing at purchaser's expense. Auction conducted by William M. Storm and associates with agents listed.
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