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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
3
The piece reflects on Thomas Riley Marshall as a popular, easygoing politician and notes changes in American business sentiment after the 1920s inflation. It discusses concerns among business leaders about overreaction to price shifts and the hope for steady recovery and cautious optimism.
A curious 19th century piece ponders the tongue as a functional organ and fashion item. It muses on its movement, placement, and role in speech while noting its perceived beauty and value as a human accessory.
A garbled fragment centers on a biblical thought about prospering the poor and aiding the rich, attributed to a Sen Swanepesi in the Transvaal. The text recalls ongoing personal distress and exhausted faith amid a chaotic, hysterical scene and fledgling narrative moments.
Rev Wiley Tanger laments crime news in papers revealing neighbors lives and wealth while recalling a personal memory about Mambesin and a swimming incident. The fragment notes an ICT removal remark and general commentary on sensational reporting.
Inquiring Reporter asks locals if explorer Roald Amundsen will return. Responses split. Zimmerman doubts a comeback, Howard predicts return, Caulby and others express belief or optimism, while Miss Elizabeth and Posssen note recent contacts fueling hope.
Historic anniversaries mark notable figures like Portocarrero born in Madrid and Viscount Wolseley born in Ireland. The day notes flood damage in Portland Oregon, political nominations, and annual commemorations at Arlington National Cemetery. Also lists birthdays including Glenn Thomas Dr. Sohal and Bayard among U S political figures.
Mrs. Charles Brust of West Chire Street is described as quite ill and moving slowly in a brief illness notice in the local column.
The snippet shows unsettled market chatter with wheat futures at roughly $1.08 and mentions of corn and wholesale prices. It also includes a fragment about a day of little laughter, suggesting a bleak market mood and poor trading conditions.
Multiple deaths and funeral notices listed for May with ages from weeks to 18 years. Names include Tovlas Newcomer from 18 West Yourth strom, Mrs Garab A Newcomer, Ralph Gulley, Edward L. Baker Jr, Mrs Henry N May, Walter Stockman, Elijah Smith, and Theo Snyder. Funeral arrangements given with dates, places, and directors.
A dense schedule details a vast array of radio programs across cities, featuring orchestras led by Atwater Kent Silvertown Lopes and more. Listings include European and American ensembles, jazz and classical pieces, with times in Eastern and Central daylight zones.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the Frederick City Packing Company announced plans to install a new Duller or wing and separator machine, recently patented by KB vuy Mbaugh, with testing at Ox Fibre Brush Works. A brick factory for the large acting will rise on the Frederick Reading Works site. A single bid of 18000 dollars for a pew road between New Market and Monrovia was sent to the Maryland Geographical Survey for review. Mr and Mrs George R Gannon announced their daughter Sara Elizabeths engagement to Fy Lester Smith with a June 14 wedding planned. The Wo mans College Freshman class held a banduet at the City Hotel. Mr Harry Lebhers was placed in charge of Ox Fibre Brush Works.
The Frederick Art Club held its first meeting of the year with several articles on desert art and household arts read by members including Marian Green and J. W. L. Carty acting as chairman. Interment for pallbearers from the M. F. B. Church is listed as Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Bank robbers Clifford Suively and Howard Lynch receive concurrent sentences of six and four years respectively for arson linked to a cann ing factory fire. Paris will host the next Congress of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance.
Leon M. Estabrook recounts a journey from Genoa through tunnels to coastal villages and rural scenes in Italy. He notes spring foliage, varied crops, and oxen plowing, contrasting New Zealand’s similarity to Italy in shape, size, climate, and conditions.
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