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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News prints from the Mowe Peat Building on Coast Street Frederick and requires real names for opinion pieces. It states opinions printed must be mailed to the office and not telephoned or transmitted as advertising.
Rhode Island plans a 35 mph minimum on certain straight boulevards, a move aligned with historic shifts from low maximum speeds to higher limits as road quality and traffic control improve. The piece notes speed law evolution, dangers of both high and low speeds, and future notions of differentiated speeds by highway type. It also references Mussolini, picnic weather, and Gettysburg vandalism prosecutions as broader editorial notes.
The piece muses on noting faces in public spaces and the spectrum of human features. It enumerates cues of different heights and shapes, suggesting a wide range of appearances without focusing on any particular individuals.
A collage of quotes from children on what they like best about the Daily Vacation Bible School and a long catalog of facial types and appearances, noting many shapes sizes and expressions seen in public photos and activities.
A fragmented ad style passage extols local retailers, praising quality and service. It references Pretoria as the Union of South Africa’s government seat and hints at the historical figure Andries Pretorius. The text contains garbled phrases about consumer choice and loyal merchants, with stray lines about savings and civic pride.
A collage of historical anniversaries includes Elba seizure, flag changes, Millard Fillmore’s presidency, Henry Kirke Browe’s statue work, and Earthquake tolls in Constantinople. Also noted are aviation milestones, archbishop Quigley’s death, Harding and Alaska reception, and birthdays of Gen Hale Copp Griggs Heydler. Upcoming events feature Womble Day, Akers centennial, and forestr y gathering in Asheville with various dignitaries.
Fragmentary religious text discusses the second commandment, warning against worship of images or idols and affirming God’s jealousy. It mentions obedience to commands and references divine protection and moral guidance amidst garbled phrases and unclear attribution.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick, a consolidation deal was struck between Hygeia Tea Company and Grestal Plate Company ending their year of ice market rivalry. Crystal Plate absorbed by Hygelatee, prices for private ice had dropped from 20 to 85 cents per hundred. Also reported: Men's Camp of the M C A elected officers and planned committees with Glenn D. Garber as president, Barre Schroeder as treasurer, and David O. Griffin as talk-providing chair. First Braddock Heights entertainment opened with Frederick String Orchestra overture, sleight of hand, dancing to follow.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a schoolgirl complexion and paint, with unclear references to golf links and a hacker. The readable bits suggest a clipped, casual line from a larger page, not a complete event. No clear people, places, or actions emerge.
A dense listing outlines a diverse radio network with multiple orchestras and performances across major markets. It includes Goldman Band, Eastern Daylight Time notes, and suggests a wide array of concerts, concerts, and broadcasts with many city tags such as NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON CLEVELAND BOSTON and more, detailing times and channel references.
The report presents the condition of the Savings Bank in Frederick Maryland as of May 6 1925. It lists assets including cash currency and national bank coins and minor coin totals, mortgages and judgments, and deposits from savings and special accounts. Capital stock paid in surplus and undivided profits are shown with total figures. the document includes a notary certification by M J Albaugh and Melvin J Anders.
Help wanted ad text indicates an employment opportunity for experienced solicitors. The message mentions confidentiality, an address box, and a pay proposition. The content is garbled but signals a recruitment notice with unspecified salary and contact method via Box 010 care Newg Port.
A compilation of bankruptcy notices, executor filings, and a divorce action from Frederick County Maryland courts. It includes an adjudication in a bankruptcy matter of Cyril Peters, a meeting of creditors notice, an estate publication for Dora E Gerlach, and an equity suit seeking a divorce between William Hart and Janet Willits. The notices detail hearings, publication requirements, and court authority.
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