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A terse fragment mentions Samal and Seren Wie with a reference to a single fire event. Details are unreadable, but the names appear prominently in the partial text.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
2
A terse fragment mentions Samal and Seren Wie with a reference to a single fire event. Details are unreadable, but the names appear prominently in the partial text.
A reflective essay discusses mankind’s longing for flight and progress, citing Aesop and myths. It warns that anticipation often outweighs achievement, and warns against rushing into risky ventures or overvaluing riches while celebrating cautious courage and enduring initiative.
Mrs Woc Flaufs urges Frederick Maryland citizens to unite, advertise, and cooperate to build a bigger city. She cautions against local criticism, emphasizes pride, and predicts national attention if proper effort and investment are applied. She advocates positive messaging over hammering signs and calls for stronger civic spirit.
Inquiring Reporter notes a case at Office Park with Ranaluing house and a remark by MARKEY College, while MRE William Dare Morton on Third Street says By staying. The fragment hints at a local inquiry and a potential housing matter with named individuals cited.
Mr Bereight of Brunswick has been confined to his home on Brunswick Street for several months and has recently shown improvement though still reliant on a crutch.
A brief religious note cites Romans 14 17 declaring the kingdom of God is not about meat and drink but righteousness peace and joy in the Holy Ghost
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls a small town noting eight to nine soft drink parlors and bonds to pay the constable. The text hints at a stray car, improvised driving and a rough frontier tone, cast as a bygone anecdote with minimal clarity.
A broad, idiosyncratic read of today in history notes anniversaries from emperors to congressmen and a major naval sinking near the Orkneys. It also reports the 1916 sinking by a mine and a census of birthdays including Empress Marie Charlotte and Tadislag Lazaro. The piece closes with trade data on bananas and U.S. import volumes.
A Frederick column notes events from June 5 1905 including University Extension Society inviting Leslie Willis Sprange to lecture on Social Messages of Navajo Century Prophets. The Frederick City Hospital Guild hosts a June 30 reception for members. Commencement week at Woman's College opens with Adelphia Society. A Republican convention at City Opera House names Col John R Rouzer as chairman and Sid Hickman and W P Mobler as local delegates. Confederate Memorial Day honors held at Mt Olivet with flowers on graves.
A detailed listing of radio shows across stations WEAF WEAK WJZ WNEW and others for Friday featuring orchestras bands soloists and special concerts. Notable entries include the Waldorf Astoria Orchestra the United States Marine Band and the Pennsylvanian Opera chorus with conductors and soloists listed alongside time slots and stations.
A quirky verse praises June and its storms and creatures. The writer pledges devotion to the season and its bustling life, mentioning trees, frogs, bugs, and a dog, with playful archaic diction and humorous misspellings.
Weather prophets clash over a scorching forecast for the coming five months. One forecaster warns of the hottest summer in memory, while another adds a prospect of terrific electrical storms. The Weather Bureau notes amateur predictions misread winter signals and cautions public belief in forecasts.
Notices announce letters testamentary granted by Frederick County Maryland courts. Executors Peter Meriwether Bliodem and Laura C Ditt inger face claims deadlines in 1915 and 125 respectively. Additional real estate report and court order details follow with dates and official signatures.
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