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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
4
An aged clipped notice from the Daily News refers to communications of any sort and advertising, stating requirements for letters or notices to be published and noting mail and postal handling. The fragment mentions Fredermd, Md, and second class matter, with editorial caution on editorial and patent matters.
Friday, June 26, 1925 notes a Clinton Ohio pupil who did not miss or be tardy for 12 years, urging promptness as vital to schooling. It also mentions rising interest in Citizen Military Training Camps with applications up more than one third, signaling growing local engagement.
Realtors who support community progress are praised for fostering development and a better city. When realtors work with residents and officials, streets and lands gain new life, propelling prosperity and a freer, more thriving civic future.
Fragmentary letter-like text from Laf's Staff discusses conflicts in Canton and Hankow regions with mentions of Yonsanese Cantonese and foreign tensions. The piece references Hong Kong and Wangtung areas, questions about motives, and an exhortation about pursuing a higher ideal attributed to N. A. Lufburrow.
Citizens and officials from West Church Street to Court Street back a proposed public parking ground. W MARRY HALLER calls it necessary for cities under 100000, while G Lloyd Palmer Emory Crum J O Hendrix and Lewis K R Dertzbaugh all voice strong support noting comfort and essential need.
A garbled historical column lists events and birthdays from various dates. It mentions dates tied to the Declaration signer Arthur Middleton and a Belgian conquest note, plus marriage of John Tyler and Julia Gardiner. It also references a Japanese mobilization and British corn laws repeal, with scattered names and places.
A historical notice notes a comedy and news feed at the Empire program. The production is described as a two year effort with local figures and a Maryland setting noted in early 20th century press.
A rough fragment references a traveling umbrella repairer and his wife, urging quick service and caution about customers needing money. It hints that women do not chew and mentions urging to keep up and not let anyone interfere.
Preliminary plans were made for the State Horticultural Society summer meeting in Annapolis on July 31. About 200 members are expected with attendees from the Northwestern Entomological Association. program includes orchard surveys, discussions on orchard management and marketing, license control, and other horticulture topics.
The fragment discusses biblical guidance from Micah and ponders a scientific idea of unidentified elements and a possible fourth state of chemical combination beyond simple compounds. It blends religious reflection with speculative chemistry, noting ongoing doubt about the nature of matter and the limits of thought and labor.
A buggy collision near the singing Bridge injures Allen Lampe and passengers. the horse bolts toward West Church street before being stopped. A separate late night dispute over a 30 cent hat leads to a fight and the hat replacement. Masons meet at 545 oclock, attend a sermon at Evangelical Reformed church with music by Miss Lucy Fisenhauer Miss Rose Hirely and Prof. George Edward Smith.
A dense listing of Friday radio programming across networks WSYC WEAF WABC etc features orchestras, hours and times for broadcasts from New York stations WEAF MEW WNYC, with multiple acts including Joe Weaeetilir Marie Wi and various orchestras and programs shown in a long timetable.
A man reads a letter revealing his brother’s death while tending a potato patch. The page includes an advertisement for Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound promising relief for “woman’s ills” and health issues, citing long-running success and herbal roots.
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