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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
4
A fragment from a local newspaper shows publication details for the Hewe-Poat Building on Court Street in Frederick Maryland. The piece notes Associated Press content and secrecy of author identity while warning of advertising notices and postal submission rules.
A May 14 1836 column urges citizens to unite for Frederick city progress. It argues eliminating class divisions and prejudice to create momentum for a shared project that benefits all, aiming to make Frederick the best state city.
A clashing of topics notes a Bible verse about enduring words and reports the 184 beet sugar crop in the United States reaching 1,014,013 short tons, the largest on record. The text blends religious reflection with agricultural statistics from the era.
Reported notes describe a reform effort facing high postage costs and tax policy shifts. Elmer Moots recovers after a car trade, with renewed activity hinted. The piece reflects a National News Service summary of fluctuating administration stance and mounting costs.
Inquiries from RAEL HOWARD AMES HENDRICKSON CHARLES OPEL JR HEIGEY and REV ROYAL reveal mixed readiness for straw hats. Responses show multiple residents claiming they are prepared or nearly ready for the upcoming date with KR. AMES HENDRICKSON notes readiness. OPEL says the item will be out tomorrow. ROYAL confirms several hats ready.
A garbled 19th century style text discusses dieting oddly, mentions doctors and digestion, and then shifts to local notices from Charlotte North Carolina. It lists names such as Charles Bo Linthienn and Mire Movhen, refers to Knights of Valumbies, and describes conventions and art club events with scattered names and places.
This column lists anniversaries and birthdays including Dr Kaward Jeweer’s trial of smallpox vaccination and notable figures like Hall Caine and Alton B Parker. It also notes events such as Pershing’s appointment, a tornado in Mitchell County, and a presidential campaign era mention, with various dates and locales.
A reader’s guide lists multiple radio schedules across U S stations for Thursday May 14. Notable performances include Atwater Kent artist lineups, Silvertown Orchestra, Chalmers Ensemble, and local chamber programs in New York Pittsburgh Chicago and more with baseball updates and evening news slots.
The marriage of Miss Cartinie de Carmendimd Stephens to Thomas Peebles of Columbia Tennessee occurred Tassie afternoon at Melockh church led by Rev Edward Wuckey of Nevitins. The ceremony united in the presence of close friends and the brides mother attended nearby in the Westaore land.
Open stage today features a four horse and dog act with Duke Tony and other stars in a lively variety. Kenneth Warkan presents The Lion and the Logse at Empire alongside a new comedy and a Western peed. Maryland and Geemrae Theo provide additional acts as Maddeht Seetets and Watney offer brief appearances.
Frederick column recalls a May 1 meeting of the Divine Society at North Market Street School led by president Wo Ramsture with poems debates and readings. The South Frederick Literary Society held a regular meeting with a debate on large standing army and a small fire incident near Hare Street causing minor damage.
Mrs Richard C Estep of Frederick speaks at the regia meeting of First McReich Martinsburg W Va. She is guest of Mr Whitacre. In Home Missionary Work DF Minar Sfinhsen Princeton Theological Seminary student endorses supervision by the Board of Home Missions of the Dutch Reformed Church. He will begin duties about May 0 and resume seminary studies in fall.
A violent eruption of Mount Basta in Colombia was witnessed from Bogota with ash and smoke rising high. The volcano, about 230 miles from Quito Lengler near the Colombia Ecuador border, erupted on a Wednesday drawing remote observers.
Mrs. Cheter Linhart of Lewistown Mississippi reports her goitre is completely gone after using a fooling tine remedy. She credits the experience as beneficial and says results were achieved with product available at multiple stores including Frederik, Ma and W. Harner's.
A bold advertisement targets men who fear being underweight and gaunt. It claims McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets rapidly add healthy flesh and weight within days, offering a money back guarantee if results aren’t seen. The copy promotes drugstores across North and South America and urges readers to buy now.
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