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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
4
The article argues for a dignified celebration of the birthday of the nation, urging athletic events and organized speeches to channel youth energy. It contrasts formal past celebrations with modern impromptu gatherings and stresses avoiding disorder while promoting patriotic pride.
A reader from Atlantic City lauds Delaplaine for a thoughtful address to Maryland lawyers during a state bar association conven tion. The author notes the sketch of the governor especially informative, praising the deep archival research and the compelling life narrative presented to the assembled lawyers.
A fragment from a church text quotes John 8 and address prayer for cleansing from sin. A separate local item reports Mrs Fritchle Haver injuring herself after a fall on East South Street Friday evening, sustaining bruises and a sprained ankle with no severe pain.
Readers provide opinions on a proposed public parking area for autos. Citizens like Elias Rambmburg Walter Zeigler Emory Coblentz Glenn Garber and James Gambrill call for a central location and regulations to address the acute parking need.
A historical discussion argues that motor carriers can compete with railroads by absorbing local freight traffic, improving service and pricing. Proponents claim highways may become the dominant mode if carriers pay fair use, while railroads remain essential and reliable.
Fragmentary text describes a person named CPARROW from the Gten Lbler and a figure walking from coast to coast who arrived at a Kansas City station on Friday morning. The passage weaves garbled phrases about world weariness and local reception, with speculative remarks on temper and home life.
The piece reflects on approaching July with breezes at Braddock Heights and local events. It notes wedding bells, growing summer activities, and calls to enjoy the “good old summer time.” Mentions Bible School, city planning, and open beaches, urging readers to watch The News and Post for further details.
Today marks anniversaries of Tod Willian Gray the noted shipowner born in Lynn Mass died in Kosten on November 4 1851 and James Smithson founder of the Smithsonian born in France 1765 died Genoa Italy Also noted is John Forsyth Georgia born later U S secretary of state and events inclining the German Zollverein reorganization The third Manila expedition 1888 under Gen Arthur MacArthur Walter Wellman left Tromane 1923 Harding in National Park visit and 1923 Calcutta aviators arrival Also today birthdays include Noelen A Keller renowned blind deaf scholar born in Tus Texas
A playful fragment shows a speaker lamenting drift and mispronunciations as questions arise about whereabouts. The dialogue hints at travel plans toward Windsor and Canady, calling attention to a lighthearted, observational moment.
Radio listings across multiple stations show a dense schedule of orchestras, bands, and programs aired in Eastern and Central Daylight Time. Featured acts include Walter Laary, Veritone, the Walter Astoria orchestra, and the Army ensemble, with performance slots from 4:00 PM to late evening across New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and other cities. News of existing programs, concert hours, and station identifications accompany regional service notes and religious broadcasts.
Local items from The News dated June 27 1905 note annual teacher certificate and scholarship exams at the High School building with ninety one applicants and two scholarships. A committee for J Boys High School was elected led by Hendrickson president and Amon Wurgee secretary. Also reported is a camping party near Camp Schley Inn at Braddock Heights. Frederick baseball secures Feizer from University of Virginia to pitch June 39 against Wilkes Barre professionals. Talbot and Baer to join for a strong pitching staff. Wilkes Barre arrives from Hagerstown.
The list marks birthdays including Tuts Wlein born in San Jose 6H years ago, May tewin born in Whitby 69 years ago, Juliae Westwood born in Salisbury 8 years ago, Refus Boyon born in Sandwich 1a years ago, and William Mumford Baker and Helen Keller each noted for their birth anniversaries. Delegates arrive for the Northern Bah ial Convention in Seattle as well as the Eugenics Research Council meeting at Cold Spring Harbor. The Women’s Overseas Service League convenes its 11th annual convention in New York City today.
Deputy State Commissioner D Marshall Schroeder urges Maryland magistrates to fix bail at 1000 dollars in DUI cases. He argues that 100 dollar bail leads to no-shows, weakens enforcement, and excuses defendants from later trials and sentencing. He notes repeat offenders may claim first-offense status in later courts.
Market notes show wheat prices in new and old bu units and corn values in WHI terms. The entry lists bids and pricing guidance, suggesting cautious trading and prudent activity in commodity markets.
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