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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
4
An OCR damaged notice from The Daily News lists publication rules and author note about letters to the editor, with scattered references to Fred Frederick and press associations. The fragment outlines posting and attribution requirements for correspondence and opinions.
Frederick thrift reports show deposits in Frederick banks excluding checks at 15.51 million dollars. Clearing House activity for the year ending May 1 exceeds last year by about a quarter of a million. Local banks hold 4.01 million on deposit subject to check, signaling optimism and trust in home banks and local securities. The piece stresses prudent banking and prudent risk, praising depositors and bank management for safeguarding funds and supporting local welfare.
On the tenth anniversary of the Lusitania sinking, Americans recall the disaster that influenced U S war entry. The account notes the atrocity shifted public opinion against the Central Powers and helped propel the United States into World War I. The piece also mentions a local obituary and a cross-country ad by J D Rockefeller.
In Frederick residents discuss after hours shopping with several voices. Bennett and Sheely oppose after 5 30 p m while Gittinger supports limited late hours for groceries and summer weather boosts demand.
A jumble of historical anniversaries and birthdays dated today. Notable names include Captain Robert Gray, poet Robert Browning, Jeremiah Chaplin, William J. Dione, Augustus Nantes, and Earl of Rosebery. Also mentions events from 1915 sinking of ships and royal welcomes in Rome.
The readable text appears as an OCR garble with altered spellings and scattered names. It mentions a trader and various places and actions, but lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear news item. The fragmentary lines reference vendors, sales, additions, and a mix of people and locations without a single focused narrative.
A fragmented note describes a cryptic incident involving the Lark and an uncle’s death years ago. The writer questions how a dry tongue could identify the initial tremor or signal first, suggesting a confusion or memory gap in the account.
A dense listing of radio programs and orchestral performances across many stations. Names of ensembles such as the George Cooley Orchestra and Atwater Kent artists appear alongside station codes, time slots, and regional anchors from New York to Detroit and beyond. The grid outlines concerts, lectures, and special programs with varying time zones and sponsors.
The News notes Frederick gatherings as the Art Club hosts a dilisbttah program with Miss Tad Ender presiding. Speakers include Lauterbach on Modern German Art and Trail on St Louis Exposition exhibits. Belles Lettres Society meets at Boys High, with readings, recitation, debate, and judge decisions favoring the negative. Austii cafrier and Walter Zeigler depart for an automobile trip to Gettysburg.
Miss Hela Levin of Newcastle on Tyne dies after a travel incident while journeying to Lagand. The report notes the deceased, connected to Hangatian and Austrian communities, died in Sweden during the voyage home.
The Flapper Fanny column notes the cue is worn out and jokes about fashion and social trends of the era. It frames the remark as light commentary from a recurring pseudonymous voice.
State official John No Wickall accuses the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of ordering or permitting crews to prune and cut trees along state roads to Maryland. The charge comes as Commissioner Wickall reports state forester involvement and a yearly payment by the company for tree care. The article also mentions long time cathedral organist F. H. Hawkins in Wales.
Quick and sure relief for nasal catarrh of any duration. Use Kojene from People's Drug Stores, spray nostrils twice daily for three or four days to destroy the germ and clear passages. If unsatisfied, money back. Kojene claimed to be a powerful antiseptic safe to drink. Advertisement includes rental notices mixed in.
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