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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
9
An excerpt from a Belle Center Ohio reader advice column on heart matters, urging a thoughtful choice between a loving partner and a secure suitor. It notes societal shifts, hints at modern temptations, and suggests considering trade or profession for home stability. The piece ends with a copyright line.
The fifteenth century chapel on the Bridge at Rotherham in England was reconsecrated by the Bishop of Sheffield. The structure, once dissolved as a chantry and later used as a horse stable and a jail, remains largely as it was in 1493, with aims to resume its original parish function.
A bygone saying links a rod in pickle to superstition around salt saltings on the Essex coast and Salt ing Sunday on the third Sunday in November. Folklore recalls salt production by evaporation and the exchange of aurins for salt, with superstition tied to the process. The piece notes stern child discipline and a historical saying about a rod in pickle. It closes with a Seattle arrival bringing a cargo of 1004 and goldfish from China.
Writer muses on a dog’s life and the afterlife, imagining a dog star where canines and their loyal friends reunite. He contrasts human responsibility with animal trust, suggesting those unworthy of dogs’ confidence deserve stern comeuppance in a imagined hereafter.
A Sydney correspondent relays a strange Morpeth tale. A tortoise entered Ma sengo Chase grounds with Captain TD Marshall three years ago, followed by a bat. Both vanished for years, then reappeared with a new magpie friend, the trio now living together in amity.
The clergyman’s daughter, G ond, admired by many, chats with Little Tommy Gunter on his way home with groceries. Tommy says his mother is ill and his father is in Jah Lorann Pit Bits, a Subserite item in The News.
A patchwork of poetic prose on love and heaven contrasts with a report that seven windows at Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucestershire, donated by Eleanor de Clare, have survived damage. Efforts aim to restore the stained glass as nearly original, with the abbey dating to the twelfth century and containing notable monuments and medieval glass.
A letter from Cohn Al McAllister of 3158 Main St Huffalo New York dated August 1 1984 promotes Hamadila Tablets for piles after years of suffering. The ad claims relief within four months and offers mail order to out of town sufferers via The Peoples’ Drug Store Inc and druggists with a mail price of 100 for The Hamadila Co Box 445 Buffalo New York.
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