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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
4
The Ames: a paper of the Independent Ames county area informs readers that items of opinion or advertising must be submitted in writing and mailed to the office. Editorials will not publish the writer’s name unless requested. The notice warns submissions by phone will not be accepted. It is entered as second class mail in Frederick, MD.
The article discusses recurring coal strike threats and a past coal commission report with five recommendations. It notes public cost and limited action, compares wartime profiteering concerns, and quotes calls for measures to curb prices and support workers while addressing broader national interests.
Advertising is educational and keeps the public stopping to read. Effective ads overcome sales resistance and reveal who and where a business is. Wise dealers feature well advertised lines to build goodwill and better business through proper advertising.
Readers from Byron Corlentz Mrs Jacob L Thomas Miss Mahel Nicodemus James Be Wade and Mrs Frank Shameo weigh in on placing Round the World Army airplanes and crews in a national museum. Statements praise epoch making flights and urge public display for national memory.
The Beall household in Lewisdale held a large gathering for twenty eighth wedding anniversary with many friends in attendance. Silver pieces were distributed, and Rev Frank Volk blessed the couple's only grandchild. The event showcased the Bealls long service in the community and featured numerous attendees from surrounding areas.
Advice urges carrying a stall pair of piers in a huckle kit to quickly treat hooks and wounds. It warns against pulling a hook free and recommends cutting and applying iodine generously. A stout iodine bottle with stopper and brush should be in every tackle box.
Selections mark anniversaries including Jacob Reed’s death in Charleston 1818 and the Northern Indigo disaster on Lake Erie 1836. Notable births include William White and Rita Porntay. events span stellar photography at Harvard and Arctic exploration.
The page presents a jumble of line fragments about gum and teeth products, chewing items, and trade talk. It mentions sales phrases and pricing while interleaving a line about smelting works in the United States closing due to high costs comparing with English smelters.
Read a compact look back to July 17 1905 in Frederick with notes on a new city camp and county projects. The board plans three wooden bridges in Catoctin Pine Creek and Liberty districts. MG A Camp resumes at Braddock Heights with improved equipment and larger membership. Albert Rice is mayor of the camp and Ghunr O Garber is a special artist. Market quotes include corn at 2.55 per barrel shelled 55 cents per bushel and new wheat No 2 red at 80 cents. steamed price 9? cents, damaged 60 cents per bushel.
A fragmented listing of radio broadcasts and orchestral programs across multiple stations and time zones. It lists ensembles such as Yhulharmania Orch and Goldman Band, plus various city stations including WEAF New York and WNYW Boston, with concert hours, operas, and sundry musical features noted in a dense, OCR-like block.
In Frederick County Orphans Court Marylat George R. Dennis Jr qualified as executor of Dore K. Gerlach with inventories filed. A meeting of heirs for distribution under the will is set for August 27, 1925, listing several nonresident heirs and notices to appear before the court. The matter includes a separate equity case in Frederick County Circuit Court for Harriet White Aincut v Earl Ament seeking divorce, child custody, alimony, and related relief.
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