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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
4
A typed boilerplate from the Frederick Maryland newspaper outlines submission rules for letters and communications. It states prohibition on anonymous material, requires real names, and indicates rights to publish and limits on advertising content. It notes Associated Press credit and general postal handling.
A May 22 1925 column traces a shift in talk from winter topics like theater books and prohibition to warmer weather subjects. It describes conversations about motoring golf baseball vacations and touring while urging outdoor activity and social engagement.
The passage contemplates how civilizations persist beyond famous figures like Cleopatra Caesar and Alexander the Great. It reflects on memory, fame, and the world’s ongoing movement despite individuals’ deeds, urging restraint in reverence and accepting the flow of history.
A fragmented reminiscence links the tea cream cone to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis. A vendor noticed patrons rolling cakes around ice cream and eating them together, leading to cone-shaped treats and a lasting sales boost, though details are garbled.
In a public question, residents including ROSS MYERS of Fredericktown Sav and city figures advocate for a municipal band. Walter Decker supports public concerts at the Opera House while H David Hagan, Dr Atlee Radcliff, Parsons Newman and others urge regular band performances to please all ages.
A garbled column lists various historical figures and events with many corrupted names and dates. Mentions include a 1281 death, several writers and bishops, a mid century convention, and a presidential recount context. The text is fragmented and difficult to verify.
A local fire department meeting elected new trustees and appointed officers. The group approved routine motions and discussed committee assignments, including organizing and uniting designated roles.
A May 22 late fragment lists numerous local residents and visitors including Klier Eborl and wife Tylvert Short and Join Ravble and wife, Jamex Shory and wife, Chalet Miller, and many others. The notes mention Sunday entertainments, visits to Otterdale and Gettysburg, church services at Tiney Creek, and various relatives gathering at homes. Several named families extend greetings, attend events, or host meals, with occasional references to health and travel.
The Frederick column recalls a Knights of Tartitas gathering with Grand Chancellor Hang S. Dhayp, noting lodge extensions and emblems. Bank charter renewal exams and a Maryland event are mentioned, plus a Women’s College lecture by Miss Diehl on music history with student pianists and papers on composers.
Compiled schedule outlines Friday's top features across WRAF Jonea Harr WGY WIY WUY and many others. Listings include Opera, orchestra performances, violinists, baritones, choirs, and concert rehearsals with stations like WABS WRAP and WOR presenting live playlists and time slots.
Hood College music students present a recital Friday evening May 22 at 8 20 in Brodbeck Hall. The program includes songs violin and piano with varied selections expected to interest the audience. Admission is open to the public.
The W. C. T. U. held its annual convention with addresses on Christian citizenship and the role of women in temperance work. Mrs. May Markell and Mrs. Mary Tuy spoke on the Times and the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. Attendees included leaders from Walkersville Union and local pastors.
Partial OCR text shows an automobile listing fragment with unclear details and no identifiable dates or names. The readable bits indicate a sale item, possibly a sedan, but essential specifics are missing.
Mr. ahd Mrs Grant Delphey visit daughter Mrs Pred ley in York. A party of Frederick residents including Mr and Mrs Walport Feaga Mr and Mrs R P Rhoderick and others depart for a motor trip through Shenandoah Valley with plans to visit Luray Caverns Natural Bridge and Roanoke. Miss Anna S Thomas and sister Mrs George Hildt of Haltomere are mentioned in the city notes.
It has often been said that only a woman can understand what nervous women endure. Most cases of nervousness and low mood stem from female ailments that yield to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The simple remedy, made from roots and herbs, has long helped restore women’s health and strength.
By writ of fieri facias in Frederick County Maryland the court ordered sale of real estate belonging to Charles W. Blank and others. The property located in Tuscarora District Maryland includes 21.5 acres with a stone dwelling and outbuildings. Sale to commence May 2 1925 at 10 oclock AM at the premises Rocky Springs Frederick County Maryland to the highest bidder for cash.
From Frederick County Orphans Court Maryland the executor ANTRAL TRUST COMPANY notifies all creditors to present claims with vouchers by December 24, 1935 or be barred from estate benefits. Debts should be paid promptly. Also notice of Laura Gittinger estate with similar claim deadline. executor N C G Y V Gittinger requests immediate payment and filings by May 5, 1935.
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