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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1925
Page
4
An interview with a wealthy American leader urges readers to seize opportunity, assess faults, and cultivate intelligent enthusiasm. It argues progress requires action, initiative, and readiness to accept responsibility, warning that hesitation keeps many from advancement.
A fragmented reminiscence describes planting taters and a tomato, with soil disturbed and early roots growing into vines. The speaker notes rapid growth, later harvesting tomatoes and observing costs rising as efforts continue.
Large crowd attended Grace Reform Church as Pastor Kev Chalmers Wy Walek preached The Need of a Soul The choir directed by Mrs Dixon sang Magnify the Lord With Me The Gospel that Sentence was the evening topic and Christian Endeavor held a well attended meeting Sunday School attendance reached 200 percent with 20 classes The Builder's Club marked its 21st anniversary presenting a New Testament to class members Speakers from Hood College noted and an augmented orchestra added to the program
A reporter asks if Ford automobile operators should take a separate examination before a driving permit. Police officers and local church notices discuss safety, church meetings, and classroom reports, with mixed views on enhanced testing and community activities.
Today in history notes various anniversaries and deaths including James Preston and the Queen d omens. It mentions a fires and battles in Spain and captures near New Orleans along with notable births and political events.
A fragmentary regional note reflects on family life with a tongue tied daughter in the home. The speaker muses that despite hardships, small comforts remain when others cannot help or fix things.
The Maryland District of Columbia reports a fall in receipts for the first five months of 1925 with total U S incomes down about 11.4 percent year over year. Baltimore shows notable decreases while South Carolina records the largest regional drop. per capita income figures show declines for dependents and general earnings.
Fragmented notes describe a Saturday evening public performance of Madame Butterfly at Mirryhand, with varying stage details and cast names. The text lists characters, singers, and attendees, including references to Miss Brakes Ate and MerceC Crondsen, amid scattered misreadings.
The County Commissioners planned to buy the Midstown site for a new school with Pine support. Randy L. Ceblonts pledged if a majority approved the purchase, he would fund the project by December. John White and Moya Shag helped organize a Ladies Auxiliary reception at Fourth Street for illness recovery, with many members attending and refreshments served.
A cluttered transcription shows TV station names and program entries across multiple time zones. It cites broadcasts including singers and bands, film listings, and local announcements for Davenport and Jefferson City with scattered times and channel indicators.
Theatre listings note Fools in the Dart phonoplay featuring Cats and Math Monce, a feature comedy Tide, and a Fox news feel at the Opera House. Ruth Miler Empire. The Great Ci Mystery with Tionomo also shown. Maryland Tom Mis fumous Western stay. Closed today.
Multiple rental listings appear for flats and apartments in Frederick area. 64¢ West Patrick Street and nearby addresses offer modern conveniences with varying terms. Contact Central Fruit Co or Frederick Fruit Supply Co for applications and further details.
Hundreds inspect a large storage reservoir under construction near the river, with workers cleaning the basin and debris removal underway. Engineer Crum reports progress while plans for opening are announced for soon. The mayor promises a formal program, pending final touches and anticipated public view.
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