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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
4
The text is a garbled front matter from a historic newspaper page. It outlines ownership, Associated Press credit, submission rules, editorial stance, and mailing details. It mentions Freder ick Maryland and emphasizes official notice procedures and submission by mail.
A 1925 column reports that critics say radio excitement is waning as novelty wears off and wireless demonstrations draw smaller crowds. It notes early forecasts of rapid, nationwide adoption, with mixed public interest and technical hurdles shaping the trend.
The excerpt discusses common accident dangers such as open windows and household hazards, with reflections on responsible adults guiding children. It mentions visiting the birthplaces of Presidents including John Adams and John Quincy Adams in Quincy Massachusetts and notes the value of local instruction and everyday fidelity in building character and skill.
A religious reflection on justice mercy and humility appears alongside an obituary notice for John Franklin Brower aged 73 from Kalem College Westy Virpissa. The fragment mentions Brower’s death this year and his age.
A reader poll from The Inquiring Reporter presents opinions on whether an anti luxury society could succeed in America. Responses range from skepticism about Americans abandoning pleasure to cautious support for such a movement among certain groups.
A cluttered history roundup cites events and birthdays including notable figures, festivals, public notices, and local happenings. It mentions President deaths, the Supreme Court, and upcoming medical procedures while referencing numerous places, dates, and institutions.
A July Washington dispatch quotes a Tomahawk resident asking the Dead Letter Office for relief of money tied up in unclaimed letters. The letter pleads for help with thousands of clothes and other items reported in unopened mail, requesting a bank draft within days and invoking divine aid.
A late night wedding in Fatinester Virginia united Miss Walter Cook’s daughter with Donald Nilgar Rhodes of Lancaster. Ceremony at Grace Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. Burleigh A Peter, with relatives in attendance. Afterward the couple planned a motor trip to Battle, New Mexico and Canada, with both families from MM and MMH communities witnessing the event.
Dr McCurdy describes his coast tour during a Fredericks Rotary Club meeting on Wednesday. He commented on cities visited and discussed civic projects, including the Red Cross and fundraising efforts. Observers from Baltimore and Washington attended the session with local leaders and guests.
Fragmentary note discusses women’s dress and training styles, then shifts to Democratic debt policy and political opinions. The jumbled text cites an author and copyright notice, mentioning John F. Dilly Co and WEPA. The exact meaning is unclear but points to social topics and party finance.
Chippewa Tribe No 101 announces a new lodge named Chippewa Haymakers No Wot with officers listed including Charles A Landis president Edgar Millers vice president John Wood treasurer and OA Marah secretary A crowd attended Braddock Freights service with Adolphus Foatnake directing and a concert by Mehestha Edgar S McCardell sang a solo and Tose Coblents Grace Nefauver performed a duet. Two horses belonging to Mbert Mercer near Braddock were struck by a live wire from an electric light plant, killing one and injuring others. Shook Kuhn and James secured a government contract for raason work at Fort Howard.
A long OCR filled schedule lists West Features WRAP WEAF WEAF-am WEAR and multiple orchestras and stations such as WHE, WIE, Wiel HL-Marine Band KGW and others. It notes times in daylight saving Eastern and Central zones and references concerts including Vinent Lapes Ort stem, Mulan and Philadelphia broadcasts.
A fragmented column extols friendliness and social diffusion across regions, noting trends in personal offers and social bonding. The piece invites readers to be open to new acquaintances and to share good will as a lifestyle.
An unruly fragment describes a Greek general nicknamed the “Ineterent Greek.” It notes his notorious ugliness and a rumored event in a town honoring him, plus an odd incident with an innkeeper and a water drawing task as part of a penalty.
The article discusses calculating mountain height from instrument rise and trigonometry. It notes issues with dowyrate errors and claims height can be determined without expressing a pronoun, while warning about potential miscalculations by mathematicians and surveyors.
Frederick residents will welcome the Christy Bros. Trained Wild Animal Shows on Tuesday August 18 at the Fair Grounds. Performances are listed for 2 and 7 pm with new acts including a liberty horse routine and trained dogs, goats, sheep, and monkeys. Clowns will round out the show and tickets will be available at the gate.
A Roanoke resident reports dramatic relief from a goiter after using a stainless liniment. She describes swelling subsiding and renewed energy though the text includes many garbled words and stray names.
Beverly hosts 75 Elks from Ritke and nearby towns for an afternoon picnic at Foxs Meadow, with baseball between married and single men ending 11 to 20 in favor of married players. Organizers were Walter F. Ston, James H. Grove Jr., and Meredith Staub. Mrs Ed Tracey suffered vertigo at Fifth and Hentz, taken home. Piedmont League ends first half with Durham Bulls leading by a wide margin.
An advertisement touts Evans Triple Phosphates as a powerful tonic for nerve issues, fatigue, and various ailments. It claims rapid health and strength improvements, heightened appetite, and faster convalescence, with a money back guarantee at Peoples' Drug Store.
For rent entries listing multiple accommodations on West Third Street and nearby avenues. Includes private garages, second floor apartments with several rooms, baths, and storage. Applications requested at specified street addresses.
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