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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
4
The readable portion shows a fragmentary notice about communications and notices mailed to the Frederick Maryland post office. It mentions advertising style and publication authority, but lacks clear facts or names. The text is damaged and inconclusive.
A 1925-era essay discusses the honeymoon phase fading quickly, noting how pre wedding ardor contrasts with post marriage indifference. It urges patience and restraint before marriage, arguing couples must endure faults and invest in daily companionship to sustain a happy home.
N A Lufburrow notes that dining is pleasant but warns the unseen labor behind meals. Cooking and washing dishes are essential tasks that balance the joy of eating, reminding daily cooks and diners that it isn’t all play.
A surprise celebration honored Mr. and Mrs. George Rice on their 44th wedding anniversary at their Mountainsale home on Tuesday June 23. They are parents of nine children and grandparents of twenty three. A large cake with forty four candles was presented.
The Inquiring Reporter asks residents about marking Frederick streets for tourists. Responses from M Hiltner, W Kolb, Thomas Stull, and others praise electrical signs and urge improved, better marked streets downtown for visitors.
A column discusses advertising’s role in boosting business with truthful persistent ads driving customer satisfaction and sales. It notes readers follow itemized guides in ads and mentions a musical program at the Jane Scott Key Hotel featuring Mlle Davies and Joie of Barkers DUN in New York with a future performance planned.
A small afternoon tea held on East Main Street drew over 75 attendees. Guests included Mitsos Narathy Mary Pitter and Doepottes Wilson with Mrs James Harris overseeing the table and Mrs Francis Staley assisting in service.
Lafe Bud expresses doubt about string bean origins and jokes about early hotel sightings as Ike Lark’s circus tour continues for the fourth time, highlighting rough sentiment about scientific theories in the traveling show context.
A collage of anniversaries and birthdays lists many historical notes. Highlights include 1748 Vireteta coevestios at Richwood and the 1860 railroad jubilee in Burlington Vermont. Births include John Dillon Jeremiah E Burke Dorothy Bernard and more with several political and legal items.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the high school commencement lists whiners of class honors Roy A Stockman Teo Ordeman ninth grade William Delaplaine tenth grade Albert Holtz Alban Wood resigns from The News to lead Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone locally Jacob Engelbrecht promoted to reporter Union Knitting Mills to close two weeks for repairs R S Dutrow confectioner adopts cashier system with William James as cashier shoeing a busy local scene
A dense listing of June 2 radio programming detailing performances by the Marine Band, Atwater Kent Orchestra, Silvertown Orchestra, and many regional ensembles across cities such as New York Chicago Cincinnati Buffalo Philadelphia and Providence. It notes start times from early afternoon to late night with a wide range of concerts dances and talks and lists stations and time zones.
The message cites John 14 6 I am the way the truth and the life and petitions Our Father to empower believers by the faith of the son of God who loved and gave Himself for us.
Mrs William J Bushwaller and children depart for New York to visit Dr and Mrs August J Raggi. Miss Imogene Koontz visits grandparents in Hanover Pa. John Austin Moran, UMd PhD candidate, visits parents south of the city. Miss Dorothy Filler and Harriet Auld from Baltimore spend Wednesday in Frederick. Mrs David Dunn and children of Harrisburg Pa visit Mrs Dunns parents on East Third Street. Miss Dorothy Robb visits Pittsburgh. Louis Rice and son Ralph visit Rice grandparents on West Third Street then depart. Georgia B Gittinger vacationing at Brightside Braddock Heights. Miss Tila Koonce Hood College instructor awaiting Mrs Annabelle Tartos Thurmont. News advertising pays. Maryland priest Rev William Cone, a missionary in Kaifing China, safe after uprising. his sister Mrs Louise Cahill notified.
Market notes indicate wheat and corn prices discussed in early daily listings. Unclear details reference advertising space and trial offers for readers.
Multiple 1900s style rental notices offer furnished rooms light housekeeping several dwellings and a modern six room apartment. Addresses include 501 Elm St 305 South Market 26 Third St 407 Kang Patrick St and 25 North Market with contact phone routes and box numbers.
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