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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1925
Page
9
Fragments of a crossword puzzle list clues and partial answers, ending with notes about Knights of Columbus aims. The item mentions Mary and Knights planning to host the 1926 national convention in Duluth Minnesota, hoping to bring 10 900 visitors to Baltimore next year.
Public health notice by Dr Kefauver urges control of hay fever plants especially ragweeds. It explains forms of hay fever, common pollen sources, and practical steps for urban weed management including mowing vacant lots and phasewise cultivation to reduce pollen. Citizens urged to cooperate with enforcement and keep weeds down along roadsides.
Birthday party held at Tenth Virginia Call on Weat Third street to honor a seventh birthday. Guests include Charlotte Kennedy Betty McCaffey Ruth Smith Derahy Smith Warrior Kreh Helen Schaffer Alice Locke Mosalle Osburn Lucille Shapro Eva Nusz Anna Levy Katherine Robert Elizabeth Nebert Reging Bushwaller Norbert Dorsey Paul Smith Charles Murray Philip Rehnert hard Michison Rob by Staley Charles Doll Francis Kennedy Tilly Ghe nderfer Jonn Culler find Billy Kreh. A new sleeping air biplane built in Erland carries 16 passengers with luggage.
Locust Grove residents report multiple Sunday visits. Noraert couple and daughter stayed with Wilford Huskies, while Marry Wrights and a daughter visited Granville Dayhoff. John Eaworthy and Mildred Waston joined a sister in Baltimore, and Margaret Runkles visited Mrs. Mone ifert. Maria Thelma Dayhoff returned from Libertytown and Me Heratan Moxley spent Monday in Frederick. Dayhoff visits Oakland with Mrs. Marry Wight ongoing.
Fragmentary text presents unclear names and actions with no fully readable details. The passage lacks coherent events or identifiable organizations and reads as garbled OCR.
Emersot Barrier pursues a new Ford track as preparations unfold in local racing circles. The effort signals a shift toward a high speed testing phase with potential performance gains.
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