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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1925
Page
4
A dense 1925 page prints reflections on gratitude and social courtesy from The Daily News. It contrasts South Sea etiquette with civilized views on thanks, then lampoons postal life, pen woes, and Christmas forecasts, closing with quips about fashion and philosophy.
The Inquiring Reporter asks five individuals their preferred holiday. Lillian Brand favors Christmas for its global significance, Laurence Jones cites Christmas as the big annual event, Margaret Rickards prefers Easter, Clara Ramsburg values Christmas, and Murray Martin selects Thanksgiving for its simpler, more enjoyable celebration.
Today marks anniversaries of exploration railroads and disasters with notable births including Leslie M Shaw Carroll Pearse Adna Leonard James Watson and William Johnston. Events cover Memorial Day vibe in France 19th century battles and cultural openings such as the Metropolitan Opera season in New York.
Fragmentary religious note urges kindness and forgiveness. It urges believers to remove bitterness wrath anger clamor and malice and to speak tenderly and forgive one another. A prayer asks for hearts filled with love and for followers to think no evil.
A garbled note reports a tense exchange among locals over financial disputes. Names appear distorted but indicate friction between residents and a person referred to as Tawney Apple with alleged falsehoods. The fragmentary text mentions a closed case and time references, suggesting an unsettled dispute.
Public Health Service notes that anemia is not simply pallor and explains blood composition. It details causes including loss of blood dilution, destruction of red cells, and production issues, with emphasis on chlorosis a common disease in young women. Early recognition and proper treatment by a physician are stressed.
A dense listing of radio programs across major stations detailing orchestras bands operas and dance ensembles. Entries include WJZ WEAF WGN KFI WMAQ and many others with times and program types such as concert orchestra opera gypsy orchestra and dinner music.
Market notes report price mentions for wheat and corn in local commodity briefs. The column features a light, humorous aside from the Princeton Times style, reflecting reader engagement with market chatter.
From The News November 2 1905 severed teachers at Church Street school received showers for their scholars. The Niven home gave apples pears bananas jam and more. The Frank W Staub home North Market staged a Halloween hall party. Miss Hosa Davall hosted a tea party. A gathering followed at the After Chi home. Mr and Mrs George Friss entertained guests at a reception on East Second Street.
A garbled line attributes a quip about a ras porting and a flapper Fanny remark about recognizing a hole. The text is fragmented but records a humorous aside tied to a character named Flapper Fanny and a ras ported.
The piece surveys labor unrest with a coal strike in New York and shortages, while Pittsburgh fans celebrate a victory. Mentions of Jocatn’s enduring fame and Wowar om Enucope’s closure hint at broader, unsettled events and shifting global topics.
Rev Dr H M J Klein lectured during the Head College vesper service on Sunday afternoon. Klein, Audenreid Professor at Franklin and Marshell College, is a noted contributor to religion history and philosophy periodicals and now associate editor of the Lancaster Intelligencer. The musical program was arranged by Prof Henry T Wade with organ and choir. Helen Douglas sang the alto solo Hark Hark My Soul Shelly and Mary soprano delivered I Heard the Voice of Jesus S.
An old advertisement describes a remedy for gas pain and indigestion claiming it helps digestion and sleep. It touts benefits like ease of stomach discomfort, improved appetite, and a cheerful mood from a daily spoonful. The copy references a product from Williamson Dug Co.
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