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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
4
The fragment shows a Baltimore area newspaper masthead with notices about Associated Press use and publication rules. It references copyright, editorial standards, and advertising notices for legal compliance and mail submissions.
Tuesday June 16 1925 marks a real commencement as students from elementary to university levels graduate and enter future fields. The piece notes ongoing study remains vital. ambition and preparation drive advancement, with a vivid reminiscence of students diving into summer and the daily rhythm of school life.
A whimsical report claims banana imports reached billions in dollars last year with vast quantities arriving, while slip hazards and lighter skin loss supposedly improved public mood and manners. The piece parries with satire on trade figures and daily frictions.
A fragment describes a long standing practice for nurses serving wealthy London children. It notes a June appearance in white gowns with a rule against changing back to summer clothes before July, regardless of heat. The text cites a familiar content and references general news readers.
A collage of reader responses from various editors staff and associations praising a town for hospitality its hotel and friendly people. Quotes express affection for the town as a desirable visit with strong water hotel service and charm.
A sprawling list notes anniversaries and birthdays including Joseph Bonaparte and Planters Row figures. It mentions events from 1843 to modern times, with references to historical figures, ships seized in New York, and political milestones. The text also highlights a century celebration in Bunker Watt Peso and notes passages about governors, bishops, and world meetings in Paris and Ottawa.
In a courthouse session Judge Squire Marah Swallow dismissed the case as the Purviances narrowly avoided a plea deal. The crowd heard promises to improve behavior, with many cited for minor infractions amid the crowd.
Indy Alenn B. Worthington presided as judge over the case of Pona wag W. Stett, a real estate agent, convicted for operating a vehicle while under the influence. He received a fine of $800 and costs, plus jail time in the county jail, with arrangements for payment and commutation discussed. The court considered an appeal from Magistrate Sherman Teavers, and the case featured testimony from attorney ML Wood and Shiretys Vttorney Shoyar.
Twenty young men sign petitions for a city regiment intended for a statewide formation. Graduates at Western Maryland College include Owen Jones NeighbotsBuckeystown and J Hunt Hendrickson with multiple gold medals. Students receivd prizes for scholars and elocution as local figures celebrate achievements and organizational efforts.
Radio schedule from eastern daylight time showing programs across cities including New York Newark Philadelphia and Chicago. The guide lists concert intervals orchestras performances by Wanamaker Seth and other groups with times from morning to late night.
Fragmentary OCR mentions someone asking for money to buy books and novels, with references to newspapers The News and individuals Las tine Welt and Bertin. Details are garbled and uncertain.
A raid led by Chief Aud and Sheriff Gen eel targeted a large Colesville still in Montgomery County. Officers pursued four fleeing men. one was shot and later jailed in Rockville, while a negro named Brown was captured. About 500 gallons of whiskey and four hundred pounds of mash were seized, marking the first sizable capture in months.
Three year old Melvin Mills died when a car driven by C A Mills left a road near Hancock San day eight and plunged into nine feet of water in King Creek. Parents Mrs and Mrs Mills and siblings Helen and Goldie were rescued. The incident coincides with a brief note on rising athletics in Chinese schools.
An old advertisement touts Evans Triple Phosphates as a remedy for fatigue and weak nerve health. It claims modern foods lack phosphorus and urges readers to buy the product at People's Drug Stores to restore vigor and ambition.
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