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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
6
A garbled newspaper fragment from The Daily News presents corrupted text about publication practices. It mentions communications, advertising, and distribution with unclear references to readers and sellers, offering little coherent information.
The piece notes New England as the nation’s most conservative region while the Fifth Massachusetts District elected a woman to fill a vacancy. It argues women face expectations of domestic roles and warns drivers and pedestrians alike to focus on safety, urging care in street crossings and attention to traffic.
The article extols baseball as a popular wholesome sport enjoyed east and west. It describes the batter, pitcher, and catcher in action as spectators await a decisive hit and a run toward first base, emphasizing skill, judgment, and teamwork.
The note recalls Exodus commandment and a prayer for steadfast worship. It also describes a Wednesday incident in the mountains near Yellow Springs where John Twenty killed a four foot rattlesnake described as thick as a man’s arm. The snake bit a person named Big Doll and the rattler reportedly had sixteen rattles.
Inquiring reporters ask residents which teams will win the American and National Leagues. Answers name various city clubs including Washington New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and others with predictions spread across several streets.
An article extols electrical appliances as essential in home work describing health, time and money savings. It urges housewives to use and advertisers to promote devices, noting community events with Miss Castle and others and a Sunday school gathering with decorations and speeches.
Mr J C Garkt, operated on at Predorlek City Hospital, is improving nicely. News advertising ways. Give It trial.
A fragment from a historical paper notes that after a dramatic break, the only living creature remaining is a dog. The piece references attempts to punish without beauty and ends with a copyright notice for a newspaper service.
A compiled slice recounts notable dates including General Arthur St. Clair arriving at Fort Harmar as Northwestern Territory governor in 1783, and various births, deaths, and events such as the 1900 Commonwealth of Australia bill royal assent and Harding's 1923 Alaska arrival. It also nods to anniversaries and ongoing lectures abroad.
Property transfers include Charles TL Myer and wife to Elizabeth Lew Horsey et al for $10 and L Pfeifer to TH Miten For for $10. Henry 2 Aroawn and wife to Frank Roberts for $1 and L Rosin et al to Murray mien pun wife for $10. Wickman and wife transfer to Lester BK Almaid wife for $10. Marriage licenses issued for Harney Jevingllarris and Mary Louise Stup of Fred erick, George W. Garher aged over 60 and Rachel J Grossnlckio over 60, both of Tition Bridge, Arthur PL Meredith 27 and Viola M. Stone 20 of Notting Springs.
In Frederick on July 9 1905 rural workers groan at no Fourth holiday as Postmasters General Cortelyon orders suspension of rural free delivery on that day. Edward Mobley and Brother win contract for mumbing at the Eawin Warfield cottage. T. Pyles injures eye when a wagon strikes it. a coal stove explosion at Ralph Mercer home burns woodwork. neighbors extinguish flames. Robert Kemphaw sells old Rabel property on Kant Thint street to Charlen Wertheimer for 2000 dollars.
Frederick County Maryland bank report shows assets liabilities and deposits for the year ending June 1954. It lists cash on hand loans bonds vaults and reserves with figures for total assets and total liabilities and capital. Bank officials including Edwin Devilbiss and notary Jerr Public certify the accuracy of the statement.
The listing outlines Thursday’s radio lineup featuring the Marine Band and Jos Keechta Orchestra. Also scheduled are The Witching Hour, Radio Arise, and a string quartet with Fike. The program includes brief interludes and various musical segments.
An OCR heavy excerpt lists numerous orchestras, venues, and times across cities like Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Toronto and Montreal. It mentions bands, ensembles, soloists, and events referenced with station call letters and broadcast times in Eastern and Central Daylight Time.
Bill of complaint seeks absolute divorce between Kreimer and Ethel Z Kreimer. Judge J H Stacle represents the plaintiff with attorney Maurice ht String and others listed. Estate sale noted as part of proceedings.
County wheat farmers anticipate a strong year with yields around 140 to 150 bushels per acre and values potentially $100,000 to $700,000 higher than last year. Dealers report most sales from Carroll county and weather this spring improved prospects for a superior quality crop overall. Corn also looks to surpass last year’s output barring unforeseen conditions.
Wheat bids and prices appear mixed with limited readable data and market notes. Corn values show small movements but the fragment lacks full figures, dates, or trading context.
The advertisement from N R and D Mants at 16 Machetot Frederick showcases distinct spring hat designs. It promotes refined textures and charm with featured brands like Royal Society and Needle Work Bear, emphasizing stylish headwear for the season.
Circuit Court in Frederick County issues order in the matter of Nila wife et al versus George PLP and Elsie Hier. Hearing set for the 24th day of March 1025 at the court, to ratify and confirm terms unless contrary proof is shown by that day. A copy of the order is to be published in a Frederick County newspaper as required.
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