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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1925
Page
4
The notice from a printing and manufacturing firm outlines AP usage rights, communications rules, and authorization requirements for news content. It emphasizes exclusive publication terms and the need for formal authority for any statements or ads.
A garbled 1526 report covers social manners and patience in line behavior. It contrasts genteel conduct with opportunists and notes road work funding, weather effects on commerce, and public projects. The piece blends commentary with scattered notes on civic issues and everyday life.
Grayson H. Mercer broker sold 2 acres to Guy H. and Tinnie McDevitt of Prince George County for Ernest and Carrie McBride. McDevitts take possession June 1 and plan the farm as their home. McBride will relocate to Middletown.
In a discussion led by Rev John Weidley and other clergy from Maryland to Washington DC, speakers urge aligning church teaching with contemporary thought to strengthen faith in God the Father and Jesus Christ. They emphasize evangelism, ministry adaptation, and the role of the pulpit in guiding believers.
A jumbled heritage note lists dates, places, and names such as Savannah, Connecticut, and New York with scattered references to events, births, and public notices. The fragmentary OCR conveys broad historical mentions without a clear single event or focus.
The Cumberland tax rate was reduced by five cents to six cents per dollar. The city plans a budget of 429,965 with police receiving 14,000 more and the fire department 10,900 more. Previous flood repairs and flood prevention funding are notably adjusted, with wage line items and several department heads listed in the revised expenditures.
Memorial service will be held at the Vk church in Myeraville on Sunday May 3 at 10 o clock under the auspices of the G A R Post of Hagerstown and the American Legion. A solo will be sung by Joanua Themas, a member of the G A R E, who is eighty. After the service a graveside observance will take place in the cemetery. Committee members include Cyrus B L Plank, Charles Sammers, J Harp. The page also notes an upcoming college comedy The School For Scandal staged by the Shen con Trudy group, coached by Miss Tieden Gardner, directed by Dre gpre.
The article argues that modern girls are stronger and faster than their mothers and grandmothers. It cites education and athletic achievement as evidence, noting they excel in recent decades and highlight progress into the current era.
Twenty years ago today Frederick observed ceremonies led by delegates and local groups. The Grand Army of the Republic and Sea of Veterans participated with services at the Gram Krory lat cent, under the direction of Cerindob Po Resnolds and W. Sschiry Timpaml Aw.
Broad schedule lists ensembles such as Navy Hand, Aurora Orchestra, and Little Symphony performing in cities like Pittsburgh New York Detroit and Cincinnati. Listings include times, venues, and participating groups along with upcoming recitals and concerts.
The readable text presents jumbled phrases about common sense and display with mentions of others and a body. It appears as garbled OCR lacking clear names, dates, or places, forming a fragmentary, unclear newspaper fragment.
Flapper Fanny jokes about the woes of judgments and the staple act of careless proceedings. She pokes at the weakness that shows in public discourse and the uneven sense of common sense among people, noting there is nothing new under the sun.
Notice to the people of Frederick County and all officials that the Board of Estimates will sit in June 1925 to receive budgets for the upcoming fiscal year. Officials must file detailed appropriation estimates by June 1, 1925, for expenditures beginning July 1, 1925 through June 30, 1926. By order of the Frederick County Commissioners.
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