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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News in Frederick Maryland publishes public notices from the Frederick area. Notices regarding opinions or statements must include real names and be mailed. phone submissions are not accepted.
A Vermont story recounts a stormy night ride where an old driver discounts his fare from one dollar to seventy five cents due to the bad roads. The tale underscores a moral on shared hardship and fair service, contrasting customer expectations with compassion in a rough era.
A humorous but chaotic scene unfolds at a barber shop as a customer endures a prank involving an egg shampoo and a loud water spraying, culminating in a scalp rub device and unexpected laughter. The narrator questions how the odd event began and where it all led.
The text presents biblical wording of the Fourth Commandment urging rest on the Sabbath and prohibiting work by all, including servants and animals. It reflects a prayer seeking guidance to honor God daily through holy observance.
The Inquiring Reporter asks locals how they would feel if they had won Sat urday's race near Laurel. Responses include Paul Delphey feeling good and Harry C Fawley proud to beat McDonough, with others noting luck and worth of effort.
A 1928 preface argues cities should actively advertise themselves to attract residents, businesses, and investment. It asserts mutual benefits for city and settler, urges civic harmony, and stresses that a good reputation comes from delivering on development ambitions and promoting future potential to visitors.
The Munyon household debates selling prized possessions to cover high prices as Mr Munyon presses for a large check. Mrs Munson calculates a needed amount of 1400 dollars to meet current hardships, reflecting tough times for the family and their farm network.
The passage notes harsh handicaps and bias against individuals deemed flawed or maimed, with a focus on how a dutiful wife figure influences perception and behavior, shaping a harsh social environment.
Today's column lists historical birthdays and events, including Captain James Alexander Bedon born in Virginia in 1415 and the Duke of Orléans killed in 1842, with notes on other figures and anniversaries from 1699 to recent years plus events in Tennessee Ohio Portland and London involving various organizations.
Swarthpscent Massachusetts reports tensions rise as the president demands China live up to treaties and protests foreigners. Kellogg outlines policy after a weekend with Coolidge, stressing protection of Americans and a firm approach to Chinese disputes while awaiting formal policy formulation and talks.
Twenty years ago Frederick notes record the inaugural meeting of the United Steam Fire Insurance Co. The charter was placed on record at the courthouse as five officers formed the board while committees were named to draft bylaws. Local changes include resignations and new appointments at the Maryland School for the Deaf and property purchases for a remodeled store at Market and Prairie with a four story addition and corner tower planned for occupancy by October.
Multiple rental notices list furnished or unfurnished rooms and 3 to 6 room apartments in various buildings around Market Street and nearby streets. Contacts include W T Delaplaine The News Aywer Rosemont 25 Northwest location at 138 Fourth Street and several agents offering immediate possession and modern conveniences.
The compilation lists stations WEAF WAB WOR WEAR WNYC and many others showing daily programs. It notes theatre music bands orchestras opera and concert segments with times and locations such as Newark Philadelphia Montreal Toronto Detroit Chicago and Cincinnati. It mentions specific programs like Heart Talk Cancer broadcasts and various orchestra performances across multiple markets.
A large crowd attended the delayed Walkersville playground opening on Saturday evening. The event featured music by the Yellow Spr Carnot Band and treats such as ice cream, cake, and lemonade, with prior postponement caused by a heavy storm.
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