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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News outlines wire service use and credited content rules. It notes personal communications require authorship and prohibits publication of uncredited material, with editorial independence and postal service filing as a second class matter in Frederick Maryland.
On Tuesday in Rockville, John A. Garrett admitted guilt to a long career as Montgomery county State's Attorney and pleaded for leniency. The court's decision reflected public confidence in officials despite the case's revelations, with three judges delivering the sentence after his confession.
A fragment discussing self government and the ideal of a lawless state. It notes philosophers’ dream of pure freedom without constraints and suggests personal acts of kindness as steps toward reducing reliance on laws, acknowledging the distant nature of that ideal.
A devotional note quotes Hebrews 4 16 urging believers to approach the throne of grace with boldness to receive mercy and grace in times of need. The brief excerpt emphasizes faith and reliance on divine help.
Five respondents named Hood College as more attractive than some larger schools. David Griffin and Elizabeth Thompson compare Hood favorably to major universities in campus beauty, while Grace Neidig Alice Garr and Harriet Neal highlight its campus layout, landscape, and mountain scenery.
A fragmented history page lists events and birthdays. Notable items include Lyman Mall arriving in Philadelphia with colonial gifts, a form of government for Cumberland settlements in Tennessee, and various historical anniversaries. Birthdays mentioned include Lord Londonderry and Bishop Merry.
Fragmented hometown note describes odd phrases and garbled names, mentioning Mrs Beane and Liane in a cryptic scene. No clear events or definite identities emerge from the unreadable OCR fragment.
Fragmentary OCR shows a chaotic court deed record listing transfers of property and trustees. It contains multiple names such as Thearry Brown, MaeieU, Gay activ, and executor Tohrback, with scattered references to locations and entities. The text is unreadable in parts, but it preserves a sequence of deeds and trustees.
A fragment notes danger at Senator La Follette's party as he crosses streets with caution. Farmer Jake Bentley seeks peach tip consent while fearing reprint of his words.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the community gathered for church and school events as Rev. Lewis dighee and G. Ko Ter faced calls to service. James E Walker, a prominent local businessman, died at his West That VicK street home, marking a somber day for the city.
An article fragment discusses a budget goal of 10 000 for a league, noting past budgets of 42 000 and 6 000, with current needs rising to 34 000. It describes the league’s welfare activities in Montgomery County, including home finding, child welfare and supervision, and the role of the Social Director and Juvenile Court liaison. It calls for applications and notes local job postings and a sale ad mix.
Miss Viorece Rena Sabin becomes the first WOMELN elected to membership at the Natal Academy of Sciences. The news notes her status as a pioneering figure in physiology and highlights forthcoming collaboration with the Rockefeller Institute in New York on related research interests.
Mrs Tyneers of Knoxville Tennessee describes a tonic advertised as Yourtable Compound as remedy for mental distress and weight loss. She reports taking it after youth trials and claims twenty two pounds lost with no side effects over five months. Ad text imitates a sensational patent medicine promotion.
Proposals due at noon on May 2 1925 for bonds authorized by Chapter 277 of the 1924 Maryland General Assembly. Bonds dated July 1 1926 bear 4 1/2 percent interest, payable semi annually January 1 and July 1. Tax exempt in Maryland. Bid must include a certified check for 2 percent of bid to secure performance. Payment July 1 1926 with delivery or exchangeable certificates. The county reserves the right to reject any or all bids. County Commissioners of Frederick County Maryland. R Bruce Murdoch Clerk 12 16 20.
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