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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
4
The issue dated Saturday June 13 1885 outlines editorial rules and publication standards for notices letters and opinions. It notes that free notices must be written mailed and sent by residents and not accepted by telephone and emphasizes accountability and authority for statements.
An article reflects on Flag Day and a proposed display etiquette. It discusses respect for the American flag, citizenship duties, and a conference recommending universal recognition of The Star Spangled Banner as national anthem. It notes debates on proper display and potential shifts in anthem choice.
The piece extols Flag Day as national in scope and sentiment. It describes the U S flag with red stripes white stripes and blue field with stars. It urges loyalty to the flag and government metals and the welfare of the country.
Local residents discuss whether national wheat forecasts apply to Frederick County. Opinions vary from below average to above average, with farmers citing heat and dryness or favorable conditions nearby. A broader editorial warns against public corruption and urges patriotism and unity.
The item lists multiple individuals with medical issues including a stroke and appendicitis, plus several local residents moving between hospitals and homes. It also covers club meetings, social events, and upcoming gatherings with names, places, and dates referenced.
A transcribed weekly summary notes warm weather, hail, and ripened fruit, plus college commencements and alumni events. Hood College enjoyed a telescope observatory display, while many alumnae banquets ended. Election quiet, Mayor Culler begins another term. Tennis and local life occupy days as townsfolk comment on changing times.
A fragmentary piece notes suspicion of perfection in marriage and social expectations, mentioning Mrs. Tilford Moots and a critical view of changing country norms. It reads as a clipped, dialect heavy excerpt with no clear event or full context.
The entry recalls a second charter granted to Soucy Corgling by Charles I and cites the first general muster of militia in the South at Savannah led by Kate Norria and a Quaker group. It mentions the death of Penns native Lorn there in Philadelphia and Paul Cliseret, minister of war, during the Paris Commune.
A retrospective column notes Frederick events from the 19th and early 20th centuries, including the Independent Dramatix event, a dance, and local construction contracts. It mentions Hagerstown firemen meet arrangements, awards and degrees for local residents, paving material choices, and notable births and anniversaries.
Thurmont High School will hold commencement exercises next Monday evening at 3 o clock in the Town Hall. The program includes selections by the high school orchestra and girls chorus, an invocation by Rev W F Kohler, a address by Dr H L G Kieffer, diploma presentations by Supt G Cloyd Palmer, and benediction by Dr P E B Heimer.
Compiled by United Prom listings show Saturday June 13 programs across New York Chicago Philadelphia and more. Stations like WEAF WLW and KPO feature orchestras, choirs, and concerts with regional time adjustments for daylight saving.
Executor Frederick N Oden announces public sale on June 1928 at 2 30 PM on Booth Carroll Street Frederick City to include a frame dwelling house with twelve rooms and nine lots on Winchester Street plus a dockash range and double heater. Terms: cash on ratification or all cash at purchaser option with notes secured. Deposit $200 for house and $25 for each 20 percent of sale. Auction by John W Null. attorney Reno S Ham.
Help wanted for a security selling organization with prospects in a territory expansion. The ad seeks middle aged assistants and agents, offering pay and opportunities across suburban and country districts, with immediate deliveries and full training.
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