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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text from a local newspaper notice describes submission rules for notices. It mentions Associated Press credit for dispatches and restrictions on publication, solicitation by mail, and submission to the Fredericksburg office.
London reports suggest briefer, brighter men’s clothing may reappear as young men favor striking outfits while older styles fade. In New York, restaurant workers threaten a 15 000 strike over tips, sparking a debate on whether higher menu prices should cover service wages.
A fragment describes a quirky morning routine with dusting and washing, a lathered face, shaving away a spider, then coffee and a fast breakfast. The narrator notes repetition and a sense of ongoing sameness as days proceed in a quiet, uncertain cadence.
National and local chambers of commerce push merchandising education as a science. A conference of manufacturers wholesalers and retailers will study distribution under the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. Institutes on retailing cover psychology design budgeting advertising and selling aimed at small retailers.
Citizens including Roger A Rick Thomas A Charline Harry Kennedy George Kehne H Noel Haller respond with ideas: clean Memorial Park improved drainage and guttering, open Brewery Alley as a street to reduce congestion, install a new sewerage system, and continue street and Park plan implementations.
A jumble of dates and names marks today with notes on historical anniversaries. Mentions include New York figures and events, Sir John Franklin, and a reference to notable births and deaths, plus a chaotic summary of unrelated 18th and 19th century items.
New York reports plans to consolidate the Glen Alden Coal Company, Dohawarre and Litekawatina, Western Coal Cantmans, and the Detaware and Osales organizations for anthracite supply. The Linckawanga Railroad forecasts a belt of the coal market, with a global sea route measuring about 156000 miles.
The Congress of the Book of the Americas Revolution in Reamparott Massachusetts honored Edward D. Gleriner and Lewis A. Rice and featured Continental soldiers reenactments. A drum corps accompanied delegates to meals and opened each session while a gunboat and artillery displayed on the hotel grounds created a vivid Revolutionary scene.
A comic tale depicts a sly widow and a sheriff delivering a writ in a polite, teasing exchange. The widow quips about courting and priests, while the judge’s role and a policewoman’s appearance provoke humor, ending in wry gendered banter.
An Australian bearded lizard was spotted at a mailway tunnel near Plaistow in London’s outskirts. The creature’s mysterious behavior and a device described as a public safety tool raise questions about its origin and purpose.
The column recalls a Beederick lineman William Gosner injured near Minoteville after a fall from a 20 foot pole. The town’s youths hold a strawberry festival, netting about $20 to fund next fall’s projects. Frederick residents attend a German Baptist conference in Bristol, Tenn. and report lightning shock injuries with no fatalities.
A sprawling schedule lists Thursday programs across networks WEAF SEW YORK and WABC WRC WGY U with time blocks in Eastern and Central Daylight Saving Times. It names orchestras bands hosts and program titles from Atwater Kent to Silvertown and highlights silent station advisories and coverage in multiple cities.
A brief religious note cites Acts 17 27 and the phrase in him we live and move and have our being urging faithful seeking of God with concise scripture reference and devotional sentiment.
Empire Theatre and City Opera House announce free tickets to a daily feature. Walter Decker directs the program with readers urged to watch for their names in the Local Mention column to claim tickets. Gloria Swanson stars in Manhandled with a Paramount prelude followed by a feature comedy and news reel at the Opera House for two days.
An old ad promotes Lavoptik eye wash as soothing for eye strain and general weakness. It mentions camphor and hazel ingredients, claims rapid relief, and includes a generic endorsement by A. Williamson with a drag plate advertisement on page C3.
Local listings note a Maryland venue presenting a Tom Mix film titled Forentan of Bar with Mixi in a leading role. A short Western starring Leo Maloney titled Dont throw banana peelings on the edge of the Grand Canyon shows a ranger admonishing a careless tourist.
Mrs Theater S Linhart of Lewistown Maryland reports her goitre vanished in three days after using a mild liniment. She says she feels fine and hopes her experience helps others. Sorbol Quadcupte available at drug stores or by writing Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio. Tocally at JW Hatsner's.
An ad recounts Alberta Rogers of Decatur who claims McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets helped her recover from illness, gaining 15 pounds in six weeks and improving appetite and appearance. It promotes 30 day trials at People's Drug Stores with a money back guarantee.
Public sale announced due to health. Charles V. Gunner to sell at public auction about three miles north of Walkersville on Saturday June 13 1926 at 10 o'clock. Livestock includes 16 milking cattle and work horses including a bay driving horse. Machinery lists many John Deere items plus wagons plows rakes and planters. Household goods dairy equipment and farm implements also included. Terms cash under 100 credit six months with interest. purchases over 100 require approved credit. no removal till settlement. auctioneers J J Jamison and J I Stauffer with clerk.
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