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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
4
The item outlines posting and mailing requirements for notices in Fredrick, Maryland. It states no phone communications are accepted, and that notices must include the full name of the sender. It also notes publication rules and postal filing details for the Second Class mailing.
Friday's column laments the abundance of home runs in the major leagues and questions the impact on spectator thrill. It reports National League president Meydler denying use of a livelier ball and notes fans fear the sport may lose its suspense as hitters keep connecting.
Dr. A G Bourne extends thanks to Presa An city and to the Grand Lodge of Mare do qe eared for its heartfelt appreciation of a recent convention in Maryland. He commends the white and colored Knights of Pythias and the Frederick citizens for encouragement and cooperation making the event the best yet. He expresses pride in community harmony and cordial relations among groups in Maryland.
In Laf's Stuff hometown, Jeremiah Snoobs starts with little notice but pursues learning with steady work. He sets a goal, toiled daily, and gradually improves, outpacing peers and rising from obscurity to a respected position through perseverance.
Quirky garbled notes from a Bolivar Pine issue mention a slogan Ten the Rascals Out and reference to a drayman in Touen Eng and Troy N Y with unnamed people and a copyright notice, all in fractured text.
Inquiries report quick comments from locals including C Will Boat and George Wiles who say the plan would be fine or all right while others express concern about care after arrival. Residents from North Market Street West Third Street and Grove near Frederik weigh in with cautious approval.
A jumble of anniversaries and events lists Simon Oliver, 1783 birth in Caracas, and 1814 Napoleon era milestones. It notes shipwrecks, indictments for smuggling, a monument dedication near Blucher’s Riberta crossing, and varied birthdates and celebrations including Dawes and actors with locations such as New York and London.
A government notice lists Civil Service examinations for positions at the Frederick post office. Applications are to be submitted by a stated deadline and provided at the local post office. The notice names the examining authority and invites eligible residents to apply.
The article traces a heated quarrel over who deserved credit for naming George Washington commander in chief. It cites John Adams’ pivotal role, the influence of Thomas Johnson of Frederick, and coverage in Beaton and Baltimore papers. It notes Crag's revised tale and references Coolidge’s Massachusetts address and remarks from journalists across New York and Washington. It mentions Washington’s June 15 appointment by the Continental Congress and recalls Maryland figures like Michael Cresap and William Fairfax in early revolutionary events.
Frederick column recalls the Rev Isaac Motter's commission to fix a late Dutrow heirloom. Miss Martha Kemp was scratched by a dog at Braddock Store and treated by a local physician. J Jinker buys a Pope Toledo auto. Shook Hahn and James begin building a storeroom addition for Thomas A Haller. Venus and Jupiter appear in close conjunction in the eastern sky.
Readable listings show a dense array of concerts and performances on WEAF WRAP Wis Goltman Band Concert and various orchestras in New York Newark Philadelphia and beyond. Amateur vocalists pianists and conductors appear with time slots and station identifiers across multiple cities.
A fragmentary item references a career that becomes a symbol of oppression. It hints at reverence and death but lacks clear context or identifiable events, names, or places. The text remains too incomplete for precise identification.
A bold drug advertisement claims Allentha cures rheumatism and guarantees a refund if not effective. Inventor Allen Rhy of Rochester, New York promotes the remedy, urging local druggists to offer a money back guarantee and noting People's Drug Stores as the city agent for more details.
Notice from Frederick County Maryland Board of School Commissioners calls for bids for Middletown High School with bids due noon July 20 1925. Bid security required by check payable to County School Board and forfeitable if award and contract not executed within two days after notice. Checks returned to unsuccessful bidders after award and contract delivery. Also property for sale Chevrolet coupe advertised by B Sappington with details unreadable.
Public notice from Frederick County Maryland announces the closing of a portion of Franklin Street from the Btak Road to Highland Street and the closing of the county road from Highland Street northeast to a point near Monroe Avenue. Monroe Avenue will be opened as a public highway in place, extending from the State Road north to Highland Street and continuing through Summers and Kehne lands to the intersection marked X on the plat. Highland Street will also be opened from Franklin Street's northern corner to Monroe Avenue. Ordered by the Board.
Private notice lists a rent opportunity at Court Street managed by Mrs A I Winders. Item appears as a rental posting with unclear names and a date implied as immediate action. Property details are limited in the readable fragments.
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