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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News announces publication details and policy for news dispatches and letters. It lists printer and paper origins, author credits, and rules for submissions including authority and postal procedures, with notices about advertising content and acceptance.
In a 1925 discussion the piece asks if boys should be encouraged to fight, weighing pacifism against bullying and the need for self defense. It argues harsh environments provoke cruelty and suggests disciplined self control and protective guidance as healthier paths than brute force.
Miss Maruiret Bosman and Miss Fredeotteh Benaf are guesting in Frederick and Philadelphia while attending social events at Tyggidock Heights. Diplomas were awarded to Aly. Ttechie at a Washington ceremony and to Jon Ritchie TL at the National University commencement in Washington, D.C. Mrs. C Kelly Harris plans a trip to Long Island with Mr Waring. Mr John Edward Waltz travels from New York after a family death. local figures Haller and Neenan Kleinder are noted for vacations and awards, with further civic mentions of community ties.
AMONG THE SICK Melvin E. Crotchley son of FE Crotchler underwent appendicitis surgery at Frederick City Hospital and is much improved. Dr Charles F. Goodell had a stones procedure this morning at Frederick City Hospital and is reported to be doing well.
A list of responses from Nenlor Clase members shows Clark Wisotzki Dill Avenue and Frances Staley Rockwell Terrace planning to attend John Hood. C Virginia Thomas near Braddock expects Hood. Christine Krehl West Third Street aims to Hood. Helen Goudman near Frederick will attend college but undecided.
A garbled historical column lists anniversaries and birthdays with numerous mis-spellings. It references Joseph Addison's death in London, early American Revolution items, West Virginia and California figures, and several birthdays and events. The text is fragmentary with many unreliable names and dates, reflecting a retouched past event roundup.
A group of men attempted a bank robbery yesterday ending in a dramatic breakout as Mrs Em Madts, once a coriog, was seen fleeing the scene. Police say the incident occurred amid confusion over a disputed leave of absence and led to arrests shortly after.
The Frederick County League of Women Voters prepared Know Your Town Q and A at the National League’s suggestion. The published set outlines local government basics, schools, home economics, budgeting, market operations, local food production, and related public services with questions and answers drawn from Frederick County, detailing home ownership, rentals, education offerings, and town market practices.
A fragment describes a group’s word stocks and daily talk patterns. It notes a core set of familiar words, plus additional readily used terms, with others kept for special occasions or context. The piece hints at informal language creation and selective usage during conversation and reading.
Twenty years ago in Frederick, Dr. Franklin Bo Smith purchased a new Cadillac Model 3, the Meederick Iisehall team wore new uniforms and defeated Brunswick 4 to 2 at Athletic Park, and a fatal accident near Carnes Krel involved a mason working on the McMurtey factory site. The Helles Lettres Literary Society at the High School had a routine meeting with no program, led by President Jay Toma, and officers listed include Trail Leger as VP and W. M. Storm as secretary.
A dense, era specific radio schedule listing programs by city and time. features include orchestras, bands, operettas, variety acts, and weather briefs across multiple U S and Canadian stations with hour by hour listings and local time zones.
Fragmentary text discusses how classifications relate to a person called Beree and contrasts fluent speech with vocabulary knowledge. It muses on the reach of new words versus old terms, and expresses a wish to know more of them.
A large summer bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Edward B P Thomas at Catoctin Country Club featured 21 tables. Guest of honor was Mrs. George Firming of Philadelphia, mother of Mrs. Thomas, with pink and green decor and prizes awarded to Mary Grace Helfenstein Nan Potts Mrs. Richard Gambril Miss Emily Johnson Miss Alice Smith and Mrs. Charley Whitaghews. Genevieve McCann served as chit clerk and aided in arranging the event.
A birthday party for Kathleen McCanner was held at her home at Sixth and Market streets on Tuesday evening from seven to nine. Guests included Catherine Watking Ruth Shankle Miriam Stultz Helen Fogle Junior Fogle Nola Fogle Mary Hargett Evelyn Hargett Dorothy McDermott Katherina McDermott Pegay Glessner Jane Esterly Robert Kreh Billy Keech Leonard Thomas Betty Jane Thomas Dotty Mask Roger Phebus Harry Nicodamas Arthur McCanner James McCanner Lucile Crone Gladys Moore Edna May Himes and Margaret Tyeryar. Mr and Mrs John Se Spedden of Canton spent last week at the Jefferson Hotel Richmond Va.
The ad touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal medicine, listing ingredients from India to Japan and claiming it has served countless women for over fifty years by alleviating stubborn ailments. The piece emphasizes global contributions to its formula and growing popularity.
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