The Daily News Frederick MD Publication Note
The Daily News Frederick Maryland notes its independence and Associated Press affiliation. It outlines publication dates and mail address details for notices and advertising.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News Frederick Maryland notes its independence and Associated Press affiliation. It outlines publication dates and mail address details for notices and advertising.
A 1935 feature notes the return of straw hats for men as women popularize new styles since winter. It covers hat history from Roman origins to Mary Queen of Scots influence, fashion details like bell crowns, and price trends. A separate Oregon note compares high school graduation rates, signaling gender gaps in education and job competition.
Frederik will be represented at the third annual convention of the Alexander Gentum Bell Chapter of Telephone Pioneers of America in Washington on Saturday. William Yestell and Walter Zeigler will represent the group amid about 500 expected attendees from Virginia West Virginia Maryland and the District of Columbia. A luncheon will follow at the City Club with afternoon entertainment including Bar-Bum and Batley and Ringling Brothers. A Willard Hotel dinner will conclude the session with further features.
A local item describes a compact telescope accessory described as a watch charm allowing Bed cam style observation. The fragment mentions portability and concealment as key features. No additional names or dates are identifiable in the readable text.
Reporters gathered reactions from Miss Mildred Rren gle North Market Miss Henrietta Cramer West Third Street Mrs Ella Shaffer Keat Patrick Street and others. They described the convention as interesting harmonious and well conducted with overall satisfaction.
In a fragmentary report, Abdel Keim is referenced amid a chaotic passage noting slow progress, intense activity, and controversial actions by tribesmen. The text hints at tensions, impaired timing, and external pressures affecting the involved groups and figures.
A collage of historic dates and figures 1602 Cape Cod named by Gosnold 1617 Aral returns to Virginia as deputy governor 1856 San Francisco forms Second Vigilance Committee 1906 Admiral Berry takes Atlantic Fleet command 1919 US airplane mail begins Cleveland to Chicago One year ago President Coolidge vetoed soldier bonus bill etc
A notice of birthdays marks Sir John Ellerman the shipping magnate born 63 years ago, Dr Kitwins A Alderman president of the University of Virginia born in Wilmington N C, and Admiral Samuel Robinson born 38 years ago in Juniata county Pa. also Jenny Ta Doherty a New York capitalist born at Columbus with 55 years today.
The meeting covered dog cruelty allegations, shelter funding, and the removal of a nearby toilet feature. Members discussed new admissions, land allotments, and proposed improvements for the Dist Pattioh Street area while noting weather may affect events. A child welfare conference in New York and various national and international discussions were listed as today’s events.
Friday’s best features run across stations in New York City and surrounding areas with detailed program notes. Listings show orchestras, university talks, and evening concert hours across markets like Chicago Philadelphia Hartford and Dallas with multiple time zones and daylight saving time adjustments.
The message outlines a veteran editor printer and reporter's decades at the Palmyra Spectator and Migsourt Press. He describes starting as a printer's devil, rising to editor and dean of the state press fraternity, and reflects on love of the trade and future chapters about the people and times.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a special meeting formed a funeral committee with six members to represent the association. A PUDNS bulletin notes seven families under quarantine and reports a student’s drill accident at South Street School. Dr Fahrney removed to hospital. health officials report no contagious disease cases in the city this month and overall good conditions.
The readable text shows names Mia and Late Rud with unclear affiliations and scattered phrases about parties and memory. The rest appears garbled with missing context. No coherent event, date, or location can be established from the fragment.
Fragmentary religious note echoes farewell and unity in faith. Appears as a devotional line urging perfection and love, referencing a biblical verse.
The article surveys historical hail events with measurements from several eras. It cites stones weighing from half a pound to multi stone masses, including an 1100 pound estimate and a 9 stone “ Jumbo of 9 stone” near Mysore, noting extraordinary hail occurrences across periods.
A dated advertisement claims Maar's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach and intestinal ailments. It describes relief from pain and inflammation after using the product, noting past illness and avoidance of surgery. The text references a preparation cart removing intestinal matter and easing digestion.
In 1885 the University of Wisconsin offered the first short course in agriculture at any U.S. agricultural college, marking a pioneering step in modern agricultural education and extension. This advancement reflected a shift toward practical training for farmers and rural communities.
An advertisement promotes the Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a superior herbal remedy for ailments specific to women. It asserts roots and herbs are cultivated for medicinal purposes and claims the company uses crude herbs worldwide to support its product.
The Orephans Court of Freerck County Maryland issues letters testamentary to Laura C. Gittinger deceased. All creditors must present claims with vouchers by December 10 next. Debtors must seek immediate payment. notice dated May 24 1924.
The Circuit Court for Frederick County Maryland orders a public sale of all real property in Tuscarora District containing 21.5 acres with dwelling, outbuildings, and appurtenances. The sale, to satisfy a writ of fieri facias against Charles Blank and others, will occur at Rocky Springs in Frederick County with proceeds to the movant Nathaniel C Stock and others. Sale to the highest bidder for cash on May 25 1955.
By virtue of writs of fieri facias the circuit court for Frederick County Maryland orders sale of real estate in Harmony village. Property owned by Anna C Brown and Elmer Brown and their prior creditors is to be offered to the highest bidder on May 16 1895 at 10 o clock at the state house in Frederick. The parcel includes acres of land with a two story brick dwelling and outbuildings and the West of Middletown tract contains acres with a two story weatherboarded dwelling.
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