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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
4
The newspaper outlines policy for opinions and letters to the editor, requires real names, and states submissions must be in writing and mailed to the office. It notes telephonic or unverified submissions will not be published and cites advertising restrictions and publication dates.
A May 21 1825 observation notes preference for new paper money over worn bills amid wartime scarcity. Readers value clean bills, fewer saddled notes, and the ease of handling currency, comparing fascination with gold coin history and noting public discomfort with dirty money.
Fragmentary OCR presents a quirky piece about soup and music, mentioning tasting, tuning, and a peppered menu. It blends odd phrases, references to stores with pecarila items, and a whimsical scene of a bowl of soup inviting enjoyment. The text lacks clear narrative structure.
At the Labor Teachers Union session held at the Manes Scott Key Hotel in Salisbury the union announced its nominations for officers and discussed reports for adoption. Incumbent Henry F. Broening seeks president. other nominees include C. C. Coulter, George Birne, New Fon dares, Marvin Muel ler, W. A Tae wong, and T. J. Geist for various vice presidencies. Frank To Dieman named secretary. Tone Washington as treasurer. Charles Fhagier organizer. convention set for Salisbury and Cris fehd.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Cheyenne with references to local figures and a governor, mentioning women’s professional groups and coal mining era contexts, though many words are garbled.
In a Wednesday panel letter to the Inquiring Reporter, Dr Charles Fluquoddel, president of the club, lauds Frederick as a strong start to the season. David Cramer of Walkersethe predicts an undefeated run to the pennant while HK Sager and Benjamin Robenour echo high hopes for the Frederick squad as a top League contender. The comments frame Frederick as a promising force in the early standings.
Summary notes rainfall below normal across border counties with cool dry week ending May. Strawberries delayed by cool weather. fruit and grain crops show uneven development across regions from Newfane to Allegheny Mountains. Weather threatens early planting, while southern shore areas report some ripening and harvest activity amid persistent coolness.
A compact note from a religious periodical reflecting on assurance in faith. The text appears archaic and fragmentary, mentioning a worshipper of God and a spiritual assurance theme, tagged in a devotional style.
A garbled history page lists anniversaries and births from 768 to present, noting Elizabeth Fry and Napoleon battles, plus figures like George Beal, Andrew Jackson, and Gustav Lindenthal. The text mixes years, places, and events with many errors and unclear contexts.
A dense listing of radio programming across WEAF WKAT W4Z WR and many city stations. It covers musicals orchestras quartets talks reviews and hour by hour evening and late night offerings, naming acts like Atwater Kent Artists Wall Street reviews and specific ensembles with times in EDT. The page catalogs stations from New York to Pittsburgh to Chicago and beyond with varied classical and popular music features.
A fragmented description discusses explosive power of soot and its use in chemical cartridges. It explains oxygen and carbon reactions, cartridge construction, and safety timing, noting no poison release if the cartridge fails and the vessel vents after about twenty minutes.
Twenty years ago in Frederick, May 21, 1908, Charles V L Levy and Charles McM Thteam visited from Tor Pa discussing fire company asset purchases and commendations for York and Rest companies. Members of United Fire Company prepared for Rose Waron, while Knights of Pylas events drew attendees from Hagerstown and Maryland with multiple delegates and a special F. and M. R R car bringing leaders to discuss summer schedules.
Charlotte Cushman becomes the first American actress to gain worldwide fame and be placed in the Hall of Fame at New York University. The article notes she joins pioneers like Harriet Stowe, Mary Lyon, Emma Willard, Frances Willard, and Maria Mitchell as esteemed women in higher education and reform.
A drug store advertisement claims Emerald Oil quickly reduces varicose veins with a guaranteed effect. It urges readers to ask for the original bottle and promises improvement within days, noting the product is harmless and available at People's Drug Stores.
An old fashioned medicine ad touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a life boost for seniors. It claims vitamins and strength gains in 30 days, offering a money back guarantee and a price of 60 cents at People's Drug Stores.
Notice to residents and officials of Frederick County Maryland of the June 1925 Board of Estimates sessions and requirement to file detailed budget estimates for the 1925 1926 fiscal year by June 1 1925. Also includes administrator notices and probate claims reminders for the deceased Mary Downtoy and Ellin Voosmetil with executors and deadlines.
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