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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
3
Public notice outlines the Associated Press credential and publication rules for letters and communications. It specifies accountability for statements, prohibits advertising content, and describes mailing and submission procedures to Frederick circulation.
An editorial voice calls on Frederick citizens to cast ballots in the upcoming three year corporate elections. It stresses democratic powers depend on intelligent participation and warns of a drift toward minority rule if turnout remains low. The piece notes concerns over women in business and emphasizes responsibility to the franchise.
The article notes printed opinions on national standards and moral sentiment, then reports that war related housing shortages have eased. April building activity is 13 percent higher than last year, with migration from county towns to cities worsening dwelling scarcity. The boom is described as a sign of sound business, with investors remaining confident.
The Leviathan ocean liner now features a branch bank established by an eastern trust company. About 4,000 passengers use the facility each voyage for cashing checks exchanging currencies issuing letters of credit and wireless money orders. The ship also issues stock quotations daily via bulletin and radio.
Fragmentary notice hints at a special advertising offer with promises of exclusivity and appealing imagery. It mentions Indies and a focus on eye catching presentation, though details are unclear in the OCR fragment.
Inquiries from the Inquiring Reporter gather brief thoughts from Hood College seniors and faculty. Katherine Hostetter of York Pa and Elizabeth Whitmyer of Lebanon Fa offer views on applying theory to practice, enduring beauty, and valuing their preparatory years.
Transcribed list of historical anniversaries and births including J Pillow born Williamson County Tennessee Schumann born Saxony and Andrew Jackson death in Hermitage Tennessee. Notes on events such as a 1877 India Delhi march, Austria Hungary titles, floods, and divorce law changes plus birthdays and public events across various dates.
A chaotic clipping notes a misread Bible line and a separate line about a debate on women’s happiness, referencing Psalm 23 and a London event in June. The fragmentary text hints at gender discussion but offers little defined fact or outcome.
Mrs. Lee Swank of Cday describes two types of twshandr and their money habits. Dr Moppa after visiting Granpaw Lark weighs Marlin's future, noting the risk of choosing between a risky cross or a safe fortune path.
A compilation of social visits and family connections in Frederick includes the Lampe and Weidmayer families visiting relatives in Athens and Maryland, graduates from the Naval Academy and local colleges, and attendees at the Slumpee Day event. Notables and relatives travel between Frederick, Baltimore, Reading, and Washington for graduations, ceremonies, and weekends.
Twenty years ago Frederick members of the Bilks lodge charter a special trolley for a trip to Intererstown and visit their lodge there. The News notes corn variety displays by George Honek on Mr. Houck’s Harmony Grove farm with 8 acres of tall 6 foot 9 inch plants. The United Steam Fire Flame Company discusses Hagerstown trip plans and State Firemen’s Convention attendance guided by the Yellow Springs Band. Lutheran reunion speakers from York County include Rev William W. Dunbar Rev F K Hall and Rev Chas Steck of Frederick.
New York listings show WEAF orchestral and variety segments across multiple time slots. Stations include WOR WNEW and WJZ with classical choirs ensembles and vocalists. nationwide feeds add concerts in Atlantic City Philadelphia and Providence.
The guest in Hagerstown is hosted by Mr Atul Mra. We Guy Bling and Mr Kline serve as organists at Nixon's Academy and St Pauls UB church in Hagerstown.
United States Department of Agriculture observers found cattle in humid regions drink daily or every few days depending on weather, while in semiarid western ranges many go longer between drinks. In New Mexico the guidance advised keeping watering points no more than two miles apart.
The piece reflects May ending and June beginning with talk of vacations, fishing, blooming flowers, and business pickup. It notes school season ending and autumn plans, while optimism in Florida hotels is casually noted alongside light travel musings. The author signs as N A Lafburroy.
Mrs Rau entertained at a Saturday afternoon luncheon and bridge at 1 oclock at the Catoctin Country Club in honor of her sister in law Mrs Walter F Rau of Los Angeles California. A Classified Adv In The News will bring results.
In Hanover Pennsylvania Rev. Joh M DeChant has moved to Lewistown to lead the Utica Reformed charge. His ordination sermon was delivered by Rev. Clement W DeChant of Waynesboro with assistance from Maryland Synod ministers.
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