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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
4
A July 30 1938 column uses a banking analogy to describe health habits. It compares health deposits like sleep eating exercise and outdoor activity to bank deposits and warns withdrawals harm health balance. It adds playful observations on daily life and modern temptations.
A brief religious note quotes a Bible verse about angels guarding and God keeping pathways. The text emphasizes trust in the Lord as shepherd and protection, ending with a concluding prayer phrase and a monetary symbol.
In the Free City of Dangle tax collectors gauge farm wealth by porch pillars. Each Fyery Pillar equals one hut or twenty acres, a tradition dating back generations. Some rich farmers use marble pillars instead of wood, with several such estates noted around Nentelch.
Realtor Markwood D Harty reports Lot No 12 in Maple Park sold for William H Houck to William F Steiner. The parcel fronts 4 feet on the north side of Thirteenth Street and runs 160 feet deep. Immediate possession is granted. Seneem Diekewann sold 10 Have written an wative book with one quill pen.
Fredericks club president Dr Charles F Godell doubts the league can survive if some clubs drop out. He cites salary increases to $2400 as excessive and notes Fredericks treasury is strained. He expects the league to stay intact but warns losses could reach around $2000 per withdrawing club.
History notes include Captain James Cook's 1779 voyage return and 1739 skirmish at Rocky Mount in D C. Births mark Lord Haldane Henry Ford Wanda Imbiey Jamon Greenleaf and Jimmy Goodrich. Today's events list the Pacific Northwest Real Estate Association meeting in Bellingham and Augusta Farmers Union speech near Richmond.
A youth named Amelgs Dl Wrest, age 12, writes of contemplation, fate, and personal struggle in a dreamy summer hush. He contrasts wasted dreams with effort, noting that time waits for no one and only those who fight can rise above. The piece blends inner doubt with a vow to persist for someone who cares.
Laf's Stuff reports the capture of ToWait M. Kyle, who escaped from Westminster Jail last April with two inmates. Kyle, serving a nine month term for seeing Hatter without a license, was arrested in Baltimore and will be returned to Carroll County. The piece also notes a Harmony Grove Community Club chicken supper and a reflective poem about life as a stage.
A fragment from a bygone item depicts a farmer praised for wheat and oilers while a speaker muses on waiting to wed and what skills a wife might bring. The curious provincial tone hints at a rural social scene and humor from a past era.
Twenty years ago in Frederick, postal reforms move to number rural letter boxes, while Democratic primaries select delegates for county and state conventions. Court House held primaries with Gaver as chair and Levy and Smith as secretaries. Brad Dock Heights sells five lots for cottages atop the mountain, buyers including Mrs Anna H Roberts and Mrs Susan L Dubant. Prosperity Lodge No 8% IOOF of Wondehore marks its first anniversary at Wildwood Park.
A fragmented listing shows daily radio programs across U S stations with orchestras, hour by hour schedules, and regional times. Notable entries include performances from Watlart Aswan Orchestra, Meyer Davis Orchestra, and Wilkie’s Orchestra, with stations WEAF WEAP KOKA WLW CHICAGO WLW and others, detailing times, venues, and program notes.
Rosa Magalie administratrix of Frederick County Maryland announces letters of administration on the estate of Richard M. Magalis deceased. Claims must be exhibited with vouchers to the subscriber on or before March 2 1926 or be barred by law. Debtors are asked to pay promptly. Signed by Rosa Magalie on the 36th day of duty 1926 and attorney Arthur D Willard.
Elijah Wieshingtom of Traviloh Montgomery, escaping uninjured except for two scratches, drove onto a railroad crossing and collided with a moving Belimora and Ohio train near Re Aviller. Washington, who was unconscious briefly, recovered and later sheriff charged him with operating a vehicle under liquor influence. A pint of whisky remained intact in his pocket.
A sensational advertisement touts a “larkroot method” to erase wrinkles in less than 15 minutes. It claims immediate, safe results using a powdery paste of otaghaast and lemon juice applied to the face, with a refreshing sensation and cheaper cost than existing products.
James Allen of 30 Ferber Street Rochester announces a home remedy named Aleorhu that allegedly dissolves uric acid deposits and banishes rheumatism symptoms. He credits years of study and urges readers to try it via People's Drug Stores with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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