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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
5
Fishermen report erratic behavior as several large toads escaped traps during a dawn rescue operation at Quiet Creek. Local wildlife officials investigate, noting muddy banks and scattered tracks near the water.
Barns Fox a 66 year old resident near Harney dies at home May 26. Survived by wife and two children Luther Fox and Mrs. Dallas Shriver. six brothers and one sister. Funeral today at St John’s church near Litestown led by Rev J T Hummer with A C K of MC. Margaret Wilhide dies at Walkersville home aged 60. Survived by five sons Millard John Charles Harry and daughter Mrs Elmer Bishop. funeral Saturday from Ton Wilhide home led by Rev G A Shilke. interment Mount Hope Woodsboro. James H Wood colored dies at 5 am at 144 West All Saints St after illness. Survived by wife Grace B Wood, brother John Wood Newark NJ, sister Mrs Mary Onley Baltimore. Funeral Monday 2 40 pm from house. Rev R Nickens officiating. Albert V Dixon funeral director.
The funeral proceeded from 24 East Church Street on Wednesday May 27 at 2 pm. Reverend Robert im Tang led services with clergy from Salem Church Catonsville, Ascension Lutheran Baltimore, and more. Pallbearers included Tiethiey Haines and George A. Toevlimer. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Funeral directors were Etehison and san.
Mrs Matti Waters and others travel through Kerkiehome Virginia for the Pach Festival. Fort Teruices Dale Florida resident spends June with family. Hiram Be Remshers of Middle ton visits Miss AHee Witter near Pred. Rowmansville Pa hosts Mr RR Rush Lewis. Flora Dutrow of Tiffis Onie visits sister Wyre Kedward Nethlein North Market Street.
The passage extols nature as lifesaving and inexhaustible, offering joy, health, and inspiration. It presents nature as a universal storehouse: for scientists facts, for painters pictures, for poets images, for moralists precepts, and for all a source of knowledge and joy.
The piece recalls a January 24 solar eclipse witnessed by many and contrasts modern viewers with early Indigenous responses. It cites Ojibway practices noted by Frazer in The Golden Bough, including fire-tipped arrows andCircle dances as attempts to rekindle the sun while shamans and others sought guidance from their gods.
In class the teacher asks about plants with the prefix dog and cites dog rose and dog violet. Students fail to answer until a clever urchin suggests Callie flowers as a playful guess, brightening the mood.
A 1923 National Touring Car is on display at Hervics Garage during a removal sale. The vehicle can be seen Saturday at 42 S. Market Street alongside tin fruits and vegetables offered in the sale.
Rev. Chen Fry of Philadelphia gave an illustrated talk on international peace and South America at Winchester College under Rotary auspices. He praised Col. William Mitchull for his stance on the U S air force, warned of future war from air power, and urged education expansion for the lower classes as South America becomes a future world food center. Proceeds from a silver offering supported Rotary work.
Local notices list barber wage increases effective June 1 1928 with attendees including Shipley Miller Rowe Hoffman Angevine Miller Lipps Shaffer and American Legion Auxiliary events. Memorial Day observances at Armory and church services announced with dates May 30 and May 31. Community sales at markets and churches, and ads for groceries fixtures and a street fair.
A garbled collection of local notices includes festival details at VU B Church Walks ville and a Decoration Day excursion with $110 round trip through H. F. Railway. Auction of stock at 485 W Patrick Street with 0 automobiles and parts. Various shop ads mention permanent waves at Blue and Grey Shop and sale promotions at The Haberdanhery J.T. Miller. Also listings for Packard hire, Fidelity Building and Loan eleventh series starting June 6, and junk buys by Frederick Junk Co.
Real estate listing from Potts and Griffin selling suburban homes near Frederick with 12 rooms to eight rooms, multiple outbuildings, garages, and varied farm properties. Includes 22 acres on State road, 40 acre plots, and a dairy farm with modern conveniences. Prices range from around 4 000 to 16 000 dollars with immediate or June first possession. Ads note offices at 22 acres and 25 Country Street with pictures available.
Markwood D Harp announces multiple modern homes and acres for sale near Frederick. Properties include four on Fourth Street and three on Market Street with improvements such as electric lights and spring water. Immediate possession offered with deposit details and a note about funds held in trust.
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