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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
4
Incomplete text appears to reference a public notice or opinion statement sent to Som oy Will by telegraph or mail. The fragment mentions the post office and Frener Md with generic phrases about authority and statements and votes in a vague context.
A 1928 report notes testimonials on advertising from Cranberry Brewers and the American Cranberry Exchange. Advertising allegedly stabilizes prices by sustaining demand during bumper crops, preventing price collapses, and enabling consistent year‑to‑year trade. It argues widespread advertising lowers marketing costs and benefits the public.
A playful meditation on a shelf bound dictionary that contains vast hidden stores of information. The narrator imagines words and facts dense enough to elude even a sharp mind as readers ponder what lies within its pages and how long one could study it.
Deeds show Jacob A Kidwiler and wife to Anthony Manno and wife in city for 10. Sylvester Martie and wife to Anthony Marino and wife in city for 10. Grove to Frederick Elks Home Association Inc in city for 5500. Baker to Ralph R Bavder and wife in county for 120. Marriage licenses list Henry C Hoyle and Ellen Healy of Ben Rings DC. Leonard Lee Helter 22 and Grace Tita Burns 38 of Brunswick PA. George Franklin Wilson 2 and Minnie Lee Good 18 of Stanley.
A brief meditation contrasts trust in chariots and horses with trust in the Lord, urging turning hearts to God and recognizing Him as the only true foundation. The passage closes with a prayer praising God’s worthiness to be trusted.
Answers from Virgile Dutrow Mabel Nicodemus Margaret Orndorff Virginia Cline and Elizabeth Day point to vivid colors purple red blue greens and attractive designs. Opinions favor bold hues strong silhouettes feminine styling and solid vivid shades for the season.
Today's history notes list figures such as Andrew Johnson and Isid-Robert L. Taylor, with births and deaths across years, plus references to events like the Breda treaty and transportation disasters. The piece mixes dates, places, and names in a compact, era-voiced calendar format.
Titford Moots speaks of buying boots and considering a dip in Florida acreage while recalling a road journey with his children raised in their own homes. Uncle Mort Purviance notes longevity as part of an accounting remark in this National Newspaper era fragment.
Jefferson County Union reporter Albert L Hoard recounts a Frederick, Wisconsin trip by National Editorial Association editors. The party toured Braddock Spring and Antietam sites, visited Winchester and Hoot College, and reflected on Barbara Frietshie and Whittier poetry while noting Shenandoah Valley rehabilitation efforts.
A sprawling radio program listing for Friday July 31 details city by city lineups of orchestras, conductors, and concerts. It lists stations in New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Toronto Montreal Montreal, Providence Montreal and many others with times and ensembles including the New York Philharmonic and local trios and choirs.
By virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued from the Circuit Court for Frederick County Maryland the lands and tenements and related property of James H Evans and Sarah Evans are seized for sale. The real estate described as the Resurvey on Stony Ridge in Burkittsville District Frederick County containing 11 acres 2 roods 79 perches with a one and a half story weatherboarded house and outbuildings will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on Saturday August 22 1928 at the Court House door Frederick City Maryland. Sheriff Ingomar W Albaugh announces the sale and references prior deeds tracing the title.
Fragmentary lines evoke a Frederick scene with Barbara Pritchie reference and wartime imagery. Vague depictions describe red dust areas, creeks, green cans, and neighbors as thoughts turn toward a waving flag and a distant memory of patriotism.
Ssinherland July 8 Mrs Julia Amigus Ta mother of Representative Predermeig N of Siath Marylhunl Disteler, widow of Niele lishan, died at her home after a lingering illness. Surviving children include Ale Vert Ziman Joseph Zibtman and others. She came to Cumberland with her husband in 1888 and joined St Stevens Lithe rian church. Burial in Rose FUN conteters.
The column suggests city gossip that the groom may be revealed or told on, not just the bride being given away, reflecting playful social commentary from the era.
A local showcase features D. MANTE Distinction and Pharm as standout offerings in a spring display. New Spring Inc presents Royal Society putite and packere pieces, Bucilla Ar Seedie Work Dear Brand Yarn on display.
The Commissioners of Vraderiah District No 3 in Fredericks County Maryland approve closing a portion of a public road to allow clearing and reconfiguration. Monroe Avenue and Highland Street will be opened as public highways from the Brats Road northward to Monroe Avenue, altering access and property line boundaries as shown on the plat. The action is ordered by Board President John W Holter with Clerk R Bruce Murdoch.
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