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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1925
Page
4
A fragment from the Daily News discusses a court case in Mons-Pave Court Bareet involving a Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. action linked to alleged misconduct by mothers and an alleged tincture or advert misuse. The text is garbled and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
In a July 6 1935 Atlantic Monthly note the author argues happiness is not guaranteed by wealth. He cites a U S declaration of rights and a critic who says Americans often miss happiness, while Europe’s poor and rich can share it through books and wisdom. He lists two paths: cultivate kindly acts to earn warm friendships and appreciate simple, low cost pleasures like books and music to enlarge enjoyment and happiness.
The piece argues that shrinking chances for new lands push explorer McMillan toward uncharted Arctic regions in a daring hunt for potential coal land. It compares him to Cabot and Columbus, noting rising fame if he finds a truly new continent before discoveries end. It laments dwindling uncharted areas as explorations near completion. A separate notice reports Sale of City Residence by Noah E. Cramer and Son, conveying a two story concrete block dwelling in Lowenstein Addition to Frank and Kennedy with possession due August 1, 1894.
The Inquiring Reporter surveys readers about Independence Day enjoyment. Responses from Virginia Clin Braddock Kitty Robo Margaret Grove Mary McComack Raymond Clary express high satisfaction, with mentions of a great time, club settings, and overall positive experiences.
A 1925 exhortation urging local cooperation to boost city growth. It stresses speed, progress, and better living through business, schools, churches, parks, and civic pride, arguing that concerted effort and good enterprise are key to a thriving future.
A garbled local notice describes a building lot at Ney 62 on the north side of North Cate foge Parkway College Bari with a frontage of AQ feet and depth of Wil feet near an alley. It mentions garden party and a pardon party hosted by managers of AY Salis Orphanage and Mrs Henry Walliams birthday with a candle ritual.
A compact historical snapshot lists anniversaries and birthdays. Notable figures include Joam Paw Jones born in Bootlash and died in Paris, Edward Pettus born in Limestone County and died in Hot Springs, Randolph Rogers born in Waterlot New York and died in Rome. Also noted are events such as Taft attending the Champlain tercentenary, a Russo-Japanese convention, and naval aviators lost near Lake Erie. Birthdays feature Princess Victoria Alexandra, Hibert Clayton, Harry Sinclair, Major Bradley Martin, Roger W Babson, plus King George V and Queen Mary’s 22nd wedding anniversary. Upcoming events include a summer drama school opening, a stampede celebration in Calgary, and the Ath annual convention of the American Library Association in Seattle.
July 6 Browningavile column reports Ladien Ald Society set meeting at 2 PM with Mrs Bos. Ghd. d. Wednesay. Visitors include Mrs. Sadie Lewis of Chitedel- Phin and Miss Marguerite Tittle of Battimore. Several residents and visitors named, farm harvest progress noted with wheat yield around 485 bushels from seven acres, plus remarks on college plans and local visits.
Lester Bentley and Lafe Budwitz received ten days on the atone plie and each fined seven dollars for conspiring to violate the Prohibition law. The sentences followed their confession of plans made while paying illicit actors. Mins Tawney Apple reportedly changed her manner while her gram man heads home.
Twenty years ago Frederick celebrated the Fourth with baseball at the Athletic Mall where Frederick defeated the Fifth Maryland Regiment team from Baltimore. About two to three hundred people attended the first game. Mutual Insurance Company directors filled vacancies by electing C. Pe. Bennett and R. S. J. Duntrow following deaths. Local law graduate Guy K. Motter passed the Maryland Law School exam and Frederick W. Cramer also passed. A mayor and aldermen special meeting awarded a trench digging bid for a six inch water main to Casper Crum at 40 cents per cubic foot for earth and 70 cents for rock.
By Katten visited Mr. and Mrs. Filmore Teall on Saturday. Archie and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carve Jhurdette at Woodfield. Mr C A Ogle and others from Afry visited Mr and Mrs Kurl Linthin. Richard Bennett, treated by a specialist, was in Baltimore for X ray treatment and is improving. A Monday downpour damaged corn and tomato fields. a windstorm shattered wheat shocks in all directions.
Union Bridge notes: Edward Jungi to occupy J J McCuie's vacated house. Mrs. M J Sendter returns from Baltimore for her brother's illness. Miss Isabelle Eakles visits grandparents Theodore Fowhle and wife. Miss Melba Messier visits grandmother in Linwood. Mrs. J E Stauffer visits the Ruberds near New Windsor. Mrs. L C Barnes visits sister Mrs. Clegg on Linden Ave Baltimore. Lutheran parsonage papering by Charles Wilson. Vernon Cutterer plans to quit grocery for ice cream manufacture. Lee Rinehart attends a birthday party in Westminster for little Lee Powder. David R Bair from Sparrows Point spends weekend at home.
The fragment lists various financial phrases such as overdrafts and bonds with incomplete names and numbers, mentioning a balance or value like 740,377.80 and minor amounts like 123.50. The text is garbled with misspellings and lacks coherent context or identifiable entities.
Readable OCR fragment outlines Monday July 6 radio schedule features from WGY and New York phonies with orchestras, choirs, and recitals across many cities including Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago and Los Angeles. Listings include times, ensembles, venues, and program notes for bands orchestras and seasonal concerts.
A sensational facial remedy claims to erase wrinkles in under 15 minutes using tarkroot powder and lemon juice spread over the face. The method, touted as superior to patent whiteners, reportedly leaves the skin looking younger after washing off.
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