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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News announces publication standards and submission rules for correspondence and notices. Readers are instructed to mail written notices to the office and to credit only authenticated material. telephoned notices are not accepted.
A fragmented 1825 column on June graduates and the month of roses. It previews baccalaureate addresses, the harvest of diplomas for young men and women, and muses on youth, patriotism, and social change, with quotations and biblical verse closing the ad-like text.
Inquiries gather opinions on today’s election with quotes predicting a Republican ticket victory, mixed views on candidate cuts and potential aldermanic splits, and multiple residents backing Mayor Cutler or the Democratic ticket.
Letters to the editor urge extending the local school term to nine months. The writer criticizes arguments for a shorter term, cites community needs, and appeals to authorities to adjust law and policy in the county.
In Luf’s Stuff a narrator notes daily moods shift with the weather. Ab Moody’s routine and the town’s routine bounces between cheerful smiles and despondent sighs as skies churn. The piece blends folk sentiment with small town rhythms and seasonal cues.
Mrs. Jon Kite muses on delaying marriage until after raising seven children while a distant reference to President von Hindenburg and French alarmists hints at broader anxieties. National Newspaper Copyrighton
Today's history notes mark events from 1846 to 1876 including the invention of the locomotive by an English inventor born near Newcastle and the 1870 death of Charles Dickens. It lists notable births such as Admiral Bir Doveton Sturdee and poet Richard Jefferies, plus events like the Zanzibar arrival and a Dutch gold find. The piece also mentions Today’s birthdays, events, and a note on a national election day. It ends with various historical commemorations and planned gatherings.
An odd jumble of names, places, and phrases outlines a birthday gathering with numerous attendees and playful nods to plans and gifts. The text mentions Mr. and Mrs., several surnames, and a festive attributions in a family or community setting.
An old advertisement touts Kojene a four times more powerful antiseptic than carbolic acid for bad breath. It claims a 1/2 ounce dose in water, priced at 60 cents, with directions for nightly gargling. The ad appears amid legal notices and estate administration text from 1925.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the News column notes city events. Graduates in white and green hats receive laurel honors at a ceremony in Frederick with Miss Bertha Meuthof Meekens presiding. Art exhibition at the College School of Art features diplomas and paintings by Milner Johnson Stauffer Honek and Clara Johnson, with certificates awarded to Elinor Graham Johnson Mary Isabel Stauffer and others.
The marriage of Miss Gortunde Lilian Wines and Herbert William Wessel, with Rev. Guy E L Kuger officiating, took place at the Episcopal Church in Olney before a large gathering. The ceremony featured bridal attire of white satin and pink tones, with bridesmaids in green and pink, and a reception followed at the parents home. Afterward the couple planned to reside in Fulton.
Quippy urban slang describes a modern woman who wants both romance and practical freedom. The voice imagines a partner who will push a baby carriage light a fire and support a progressive lifestyle.
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