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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1925
Page
4
The snippet shows The Daily News a Freder ick publication with a Post Office entry and printing house details. It notes publisher policy on public notices and opinions, requiring written authority for statements or opinions to be published and excludes unsourced material. It mentions classification as second class mail.
The Postmaster General forecasts a $400,000 postal deficit for the year starting July 1. The piece argues deficits are common and not taxpayer concerns, urging focus on efficient service rather than profit, and discusses implications for local economies and buying at home to keep money within communities.
The piece extols homegrown corn and its superior flavor when pulled fresh, noting market corn varies in quality and that pulling corn early preserves taste. It argues that those with their own supply enjoy fresher, tastier corn than reliance on public markets, with emphasis on freshness.
A chaotic Q and A piece records various opinions on a bone system in use. City Attorney Edward J. Smith voices caution about practice feasibility while Police Chief Martin J. Walsh and others approve, noting benefits as people adapt and vehicles align. The mixed feed hints at broader public debate and practical concerns.
Fragmented diary style prose portrays a homeless speaker describing daily struggles and resilience while war rages globally. References to bombs, evacuations, and a collapsing pantry anchor a grim sense of peril. Names like London New York Paris and Tokyo surface as distant epicenters of conflict.
A fragmented note reports a social event with gossip about a SoleeLark wedding. It mentions an uninvited crowd and a dramatic scene as the groom prepares, plus a pricey new item from Tawney Apple at 19 dollars.
Today in history notes list anniversaries from 1788 to 1923 in Marietta Rhode Island New York and other places. It cites notable figures born or died and events including Pope Leo XIII and Pancho Villa with scattered dates and a long, fragmented roster of birthdays.
Twenty years ago Frederick noted the sixteenth annual meeting of the Reformed churches of several states at Pen Mar. Women’s College students led the physical program while two missionary visitors from China and Japan gave addresses. Also mentions drills for Company A recruits, a Farmers Exchange erection on Carroll street, and Charles J. H. Fox injuring his leg while splitting wood. Dr. J. Olendrix treated the wound.
Monday July 20 schedule features WRAY WOO and WWI Goldman Band to KGO. KAO, WEAR, WRAL, and WEA orchestras present tunes and symphonies. Listings show New York segments, Navy Band, Gene Goldman, and multiple regional stations outlining concert blocks and time zones.
The Hovat Blackheath Golf club of Lend is described as the oldest with records dating to 1787 and ties to James I era. Royal Blackheath course closed due to impassable conditions from roads railways and development. The seven hole course hosted matches of three rounds of twenty one holes.
The article explains lithography began in 1796 by Senefelder and describes the porous Bavarian lithographic stone and the grease-water ink interaction. It then shifts to a note on insects, contrasting primitive and complex social behaviors, colony living, and use of environments for shelter and resources.
The article discusses the disputed origin of ancient letters long attributed to Phalaris and the later Bentley Dissertation arguing they are from the second century A.D. It notes Isocrates as among early genuine Greek letters, with nine surviving epistles.
An old advertisement urges readers to give McCoy Laboratories Cod Liver Oil in sugar coated tablet form to gain weight. It promises five pounds in 30 days with a 60 cent bottle of 60 tablets and a refund if goals aren’t met. The claim includes a woman who gained fifteen pounds in six weeks and targets both adults and children.
By order of the H. Court for the Dietrier v Marylid the trustee in bankruptcy will offer for sale at the Court House Door in Frederick City Md on Wednesday July 2 1926 at 2 o clock PM the real estate in Rocky Ridge Frederick County described as a two and a half story frame dwelling with improvements and a adjoining vacant lot fronting 364 feet on the public road with the triangular Station Lot near the junction of the Emmitsburg and WM railroads. Sale is subject to the terms of the decree and prior recorded encumbrances. Purchaser bears conveyancing and U S revenue stamps. Jesseph Heaget Trustee E W Feaster Auctioneer. OT-13 20 25
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