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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News notes policy on publication of news dispatches and letters to the editor. Writers must sign with real names and provide authority for factual statements. Free notices must be mailed to the office and not accepted by telephone.
Congested roads plague cities as car numbers rise and road expansion lags. President Coolidge sends greetings to the American Hospital Association convention in Louisville praising nurses and doctors. Jokes, aphorisms, and odd statistics follow, reflecting light non sequiturs of the era.
A letter to the editor argues Frederick County should replace the existing court house with a grand brown stone building. The writer praises improved architecture and modern conveniences to reflect local progress and match neighboring counties.
An inquiring reporter asks local residents whether enforcing an automobile parking lane in Frederick’s Hess sections would aid or hinder business. Walter Zeigler says it would help, Charles Opel favors limited hours, Glenn Garber supports some rule with public education, Richard Simmons sees benefits, Harry Lebert doubts its value.
Dr Hugh G Cumming Surgeon General outlines infantile paralysis as an acute infection caused by a germ. It enters via the nasal mucosa and spreads through lymphatic glands, with recovery possible only if enough brain and spinal cord cells remain functional. Quarantine advised for six weeks. treatment remains limited and prognosis varies with early improvement or persistent paralysis.
This clipping logs historical anniversaries with dates for Stephen F. Austin William Cullen Bryant and others, plus recent birthdays including Duke of Brabant and Walter Wellman. It notes events in Japan opera season openings and U S political contests in New Jersey Virginia New York City and more.
Compiled listings show numerous city stations and networks airing concerts, orchestras, talks, and music programs. Notable names include Bonime, Witt, Gorman, and McBrides Orchestra with multiple regional schedules across KGO WEAF WJZ WLS and WGY as part of a dense Tuesday timetable.
A fragmentary note invokes Christian missionary duty to preach heal and exorcise while urging Americans to vote for a nationwide election. The text blends religious exhortation with a call to participate in a national poll.
A reflective piece argues that steady slow growth outpaces flashy speed. It emphasizes persistent, quiet effort over rapid ascent and warns against rushing progress. The author cautions that long term gains come from consistent daily work rather than dramatic, short term leaps.
A reportedly cautious investor mood rises as a national newspaper notes merger warnings. The piece highlights a gunmetal mustache figure and a cautious layman urged to take a chance amid evolving market signals.
Roeland Rerinald Simpson of Lohouiytown appointed challenger to witness ballot counting for the Prohibition party in Liberty district. Edith Claire Kimmel wed Frank Emerson Laker in Aberdeen. Rev Kenneth G Marra officiated. Wedding parties and ushers from Aberdeen attended. The Washington and Lee University Marriand Club met at Lee Dormitory with Frederick members. Next meeting planned in room used by Holiz and Ordeman.
Mr and Mrs Joan McPherson Dennis of Baltimore announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Mary Frances Dennis to Mr C I Theodore Gould son of Mr and Mrs Clarendon J T Gould The bride elect was among last season's debutantes Gould is a member of the Bachelors Cotillion and several clubs The wedding date has not been set
Flapper Fanny questions who caused the wreck during a recreation event. Her remark highlights public confusion and the need for clear organization at the gathering.
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