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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
4
Independent daily paper outlines general responsibility for notices and advertising. Local residents and firms must submit written notices by mail to the publishing office. telephone submissions are not accepted.
Prominent leaders including Clarence K. Mowle and Judge Oscar Lea trace a path for U S entry into the World Court and cautious support for the League of Nations. They argue disputes should be settled without war and urge citizens to study international affairs for a lasting world peace.
The Roald Amundsen North Pole air expedition is reported as failed with the party possibly lost. The article notes the journey fading into the unknown beyond the few Arctic tracts where humans remain out of reach and mentions aviation pioneer Harry Slanker in relation to a trans Atlantic attempt.
The report recalls past polar quests by Amundsen and Andree, noting the peril faced by Frederick Martin and his team after a crash in Alaska and the uncertain fate of the Amuntsen expedition. Fresh details hint at harsh conditions and possible lack of survivors.
A convoluted 19th century tale follows an agent who seeks a tombstone for a U.S. tomb, battles delays, and finally uncovers a grave marked by a barber’s pole symbol. The story connects Native American imagery with a quest for a memorial stone long delayed by cost and misdirection.
A Yorkshire Post snippet recounts a comic onstage mishap as two actors blame a ruined finale and tease a fellow performer who might have sat on his own hat. The exchange shows dry humor about an cancelled or ruined night.
Fragmented text discusses what constitutes a good place to live, noting opinions from Meo and others. Mentions Rockville road and summer, with references to prohibition and local business. Lacks clear events or names beyond generic terms.
A collage of historical anniversaries and birthdays including Beauregard, Archduke Maximilian, and the 1917 AEF departure. Highlights mark the Santa Fe era and the Carpathia’s rescue, plus a note on the Sacramento diocese founding and later events in British colonial history.
Broadcast listings across cities from New York to Los Angeles detail programs on WEAF WJ, and campus exchanges. Notable acts include Atwater Kent ensembles, Silvertown Orchestra, Normandy and Mayflower performances, with baseball scores and weather notes interleaved.
Local notices recount visits and gatherings in Union Bridge with names such as Gettysburg residents Scatt and Planover relatives visiting Seymour and Frederik. Mentions Elizabeth Lindsay in New Whitsor, Metediner Street home visits, and a Chicago or New York connection via an electric welder David kk. Quarantine and delayed travel affect Relat Abbott and sister’s chicken issues. Senior Epworth League set to meet. appears as a fragmented society page with multiple names and social visits.
Twenty years ago Frederick faced a proposed consolidation of Mimergency dogsatus and Frederick City Hospital with a proposit ion signed by 13 physicians of Prevbrick county and this state. Events include a City Opera House recital by Mrs went out Expresstont, Union Hadas Mt. Oliver Cemetery observances, and a refreshment booth lease at Braddock Heights.
A brief reflection on James 1 27 urging true religion to care for orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself unstained by the world. The passage emphasizes acts of mercy and personal purity as essential faith.
A rambling medley notes May approaching with travel, rest, and humor as the Prince of Wales sails from Africa for further touring. Abd el Krim remains in conflict while French plans hint at settlement and possible withdrawal. A gas mask for sores is reported for military use and a horse mouth breathing note closes the item.
John W Snook as agent sold an 80 acre Urbana area farm to Ritchie D Zimmerman and Yovie L Zimmerman. The property includes a house room, summer house, large bank barn with cow stanchions, wagon shed and corn crib, a large orchard, and other improvements. Immediate possession transfers to the Zimmermans.
An old advertisement touts Korene Kojene as a powerful non alcoholic antiseptic for Kisling disease germs. It claims a six ounce bottle sells for 60 cents at People's Cruz Stores and other druggists, making half a gallon of flavored mouthwash with no aftertaste. The copy promises money back if unsatisfied and urges use before retiring.
Classified items include for sale of buildings and materials with contact details, several real estate listings, a grocery store for sale, and multiple appliances and furniture offers. Names include Wm Strouse, Clarence Brownh, John H Staley, J W Be2o, and J. Marshall Miller. Addresses reference West Fifth Street Winchester Street Patrick Street Rose Wig and the Schley property with a three story brick fence.
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