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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
7
Mr Berdel compares three country outfits for day wear in a Galere style, including a kelly green German cloth coat with box pleated white alpaca serge blouse. A brown grosgrain hat and a two piece natural kasha dress provide travel options, with colorful printed scarves adding dash for packing light.
The Maryland School for the Deaf held commencement ceremonies with awards to students such as Marie Diets, Leo Deluct, Leonard Downes, and Harry Friedman among others. Dr. Steiner spoke on the school’s history and future as construction plans were outlined for trades, gymnasium, and athletic facilities.
A Mt. Airy fire damaged the First National Bank and nearby brick structures. Firefighters saved thousands as the Commercial State Bank aided with temporary headquarters. vault contents could not be assessed due to heat. No origin investigation begun. debris clearing postponed.
A jury in the $1,000,000 war savings conspiracy case deliberated nearly eight hours before deadlocking on Mang Jemain who was missing, while the jury disagreed regarding Anthony Olpe and the outcome remains unresolved.
The Frederick County League of Women Voters presents ten sets of twenty questions to educate the public on local history governance and institutions. Questions cover settlers arrival, population growth, foreign born and Black residents, town character, natural resources, industry, cooperation with nearby towns, and notable historic sites including Key's grave, Francis Scott Key, Roger Brooke Taney, Kemp Hall, the Maryland Schone for the Deaf, and the Stone Tavern. Frederick was once western Maryland’s largest town and reflects civic history.
Frederick’s prominent role is traced through events like the Stamp Act rebuff in 1765 and Maryland’s first troops in the Revolutionary War. The passage names notable Frederick figures such as Thomas Johnson Francia Scott Key Roger Brooke Taney Enoch Louis Loewe and Winfield Scott Schley for their lasting contributions to Maryland history.
The piece riffs on humorous phrases and exaggerated bodily expressions, noting how people complain of difficulty expressing meaning while praising the humor and vitality of language. It cites examples from literature, mentions Dickens and Mark Antony, and ends with a MontréalFamily Herald style aside.
A distorted report describes an alien ant species named Arce Uolan invading Westbourne on the south coast of England. The pests threaten young plants and crops, spreading rapidly across habitats, with reports of near elimination of local birds and damage to vegetation. Parasitic controls appear absent, and the ants exhibit massing behavior during foraging.
Mrs Sherman and Mrs Bherwan urge standard dress codes for women at the three million member federation convening to discuss clothing, graduation attire, and modesty. They argue long sleeves and longer skirts reflect status and curb budget worries amid debates on fashion and autonomy.
Growth through the four years since 1921 is noted with pages of the college catalogue expanding, faculty and enrollment rising, facilities increasing from 45 to 125 acres, and a shift toward national accreditation by the 1925 class. Prizes honor alumni and students across English, art, and home economics, culminating in a campus procession and a student talent program.
The article reflects on palmistry and child hand development noting newborns show varied lines and that no two hands are alike. It cites Ethel Watts Mumford from Saturday Evening Post discussing infancy, growth cycles, and fingerprint uniqueness as proof of individuality.
The Toronto Globe reports a wedding where the groom, fixated on the word betwixt over between, stumbles as the clergyman mispronounces betwixt. After four tries the groom finally corrects the line and the ceremony proceeds.
A June 17 report from Airme Bolling Field describes preparations for a summer camp run by the Army unit from fagton. Soldiers are en route to a location near Reynolda and are expected to fly over in the evening. The camp lies along the river in a burg town with its own plant.
Government agents arrest fourteen individuals including officials in Barcelona amid an attempt to link them to a royal palace blast. The context centers on a Catalan separatist network with suspected plans and camouflaged operatives as authorities pursue leads.
Fragmented text describes a revolt about disarmament terms linked to Versailles. Mentions reductions of force, barracks, factories, and munition production with unclear references to Molita and Molije. The passage is garbled and conflicts in source text obscure concrete facts.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a troubled business notice with references to gas trouble a refund and medical related terms. The legible elements include a mention of a refund of 4 dollars and a plea about preparation and canteen or hospital terms.
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