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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
4
The notice outlines editorial policy for the Daily News of Frederick Maryland. It states Associated Press dispatch credits, restrictions on publishing opinions from writers, and requirements for notices or advertising to be telephoned or sent to the office. It warns that unsigned opinions or notices may not be published without proper authorization.
A June 6 1995 reflection argues the world erred in harsh postwar terms toward Germany while urging future peace. It stresses German blame for war but warns against renewed conflict, urging stable republican governance and cautious accountability to prevent another war.
A humorous satirical piece on human ears and anatomy contrasts with fanciful praise. It extols ears as complex and invaluable parts influencing perception, humor, and identity, suggesting replacement or repair is beyond ordinary means, in a mock scholarly voice attributed to N. A. Lufburrow.
A biblically themed meditation contrasts generous giving with withholding riches. It cites a proverb about those who scatter yet increase versus those who hoard and fall into poverty, highlighting moral lessons on stewardship and abundance.
Two residents on Third Street are confined to their home with an injured ankle as doctors assess the condition.
Residents weigh in on moving school examinations to morning hours due to extreme heat. Mrs Dorsey Etchison and several neighbors urge earlier testing while others argue the change is advisable for student well being and fairness.
A collage of historical notes lists anniversaries and births from 1708 to 1879 including Patrick Henry Count Cavour Turner Ashby and Sir John A Macdonald. It mentions events such as the destruction of Beatle property, a CSS Arty dirigible incident, and a 1st Canada United States treaty for drug control. It also notes ongoing exhibitions, parades, and conventions in Los Angeles Portland and St Paul with religious and cultural observances.
An obscure social event at the Southern Pevel in Baltimore featured several Frederick-area dentists and local practitioners. Attendees included prominent figures such as AL AL ideliff, S. Eader, D. T. Ieyten, and DG. ie hart, with addresses noted among the guest list.
At a meeting of the Apple Grove De-Datting Society on Saturday night the Names on some summer cottages were declared altered from the homes on canoes. Mrs Em Moots learned today that her nephew died from heat while racing in Miami.
Local notes describe a sun drenched Saturday with hot weather and summer activities. June brides graduates and celebrations fill the scene with parties, piano music, and porch gatherings. The piece mentions commencements at Visitation Convent Maryland School and Jone, plus outdoor events and upcoming hot weather.
A Cecil family reunion gathered at the home of Mrs G Mortimer Cecil’s eldest son WLW Cee near Hyattatown Montgomery. The event drew twenty one grandchildren and fourteen Kreat grandchildren from twelve children. About eighty people enjoyed a picnic dinner in the afternoon and a reception for family friends followed.
Rev. Mr Leatherman former county resident preached the baccalaureate to Reynoldsville High School graduates. He spoke at Trinity Lutheran Elared Holdsville before more than 200 people praising the address and renewing his newspaper subscription.
Winsley Clyde Findging of Mathews County a student at the Virginia Valley ferhine Institute drowned Thursday afternoon while swimming with a student party at Teppera Ferry on New River about seven miles from here.
Misa Minnie PL Me. Reide receives a Bachelor of Science degree from Ceotee Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville Tennessee near Beaddeck. Mias Mer Yelle formerly taught in the Anatomy building in Frederick.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the Hirush Factory Club lost to the Maryland School team 6 to 2 on the school grounds. Benson and Duvall pitched for the winners while Smith Baer Kotzmger and Nrust starred for the losers. A large crowd attended. Sewer work on Market Street eastern side finished, work began on the opposite side. At the Woman's College a cantata A Daughter of the Sea was performed by the college chorus with intermediate grade students. This year’s graduates include Academic Marty Suean Faust Mercersburg Dora Susan Lacrone Wilkinsburg Paelinor Markey Frederick Ho na May McCardell Hagerstown Frdel Whipp Jefferson Musse Mary Mase Greensburg Elinor Markey Frederick Ruth Sappington Frederick Mabel Sheet New Oxford Par Agnes Taylor AMitoon Ethel Whipp Jefferson Art Edna Honek Frederick Clara Johnson Walkeraville Marty Stauffer Sharpabug.
A dense NBC style radio schedule lists concert programs and orchestras across many stations. It names ensembles such as the New York Orchestra Chicago Symphony performers and regional groups with varied programs and daily time slots extending through afternoon and evening.
A noisy item details pay rates of one dollar and a half per hour for painters and decorators with a note that a single person may be seen as a crowd and a girl as a "petting party." It also lists several for sale notices including a four plate gas range and a frame property with locations in Minnesota and Pennsylvania.
By order of the Orphans Court for Frederick County and a will probate, Melvin A. Oden executor offers at public sale on South Carroll Street Frederick City Maryland on June 26, 1996 at 1 3:80 p.m. several parcels including a 17 by 18 front lot and nine Winchester Street lots with detailed frontage depths and lot numbers. Terms require one third cash at sale with balance in six months or all cash, buyer pays conveyance and bond tax, deposits of $200 on the house lot and $25 on each lot, with additional items offered same day including a dresser range and a double heater store.
Public sale of No 491 East Church Street Frederick City Maryland scheduled for June 12 1025 at 11 00 a m. The property includes a two story brick dwelling plus basements and appurtenances with access to a twenty foot alley. The sale is by John F Crouse and Mary F Crouse tenants by the entireties conveyed March 8 198 and will transfer free and clear with cash. Attorneys Guy Ta Four Reliancer note sale costs and conveyance taxes paid by purchaser.
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