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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News publishes daily except Sunday from Frederick Maryland. It states Associated Press rights and requires real name for letters to the editor. It accepts free notices only if mailed and not telephoned.
The article extols November as a month of romantic melancholy and seasonal delights. It praises gray skies, bare trees, fallen leaves, frost, and the approaching winter, calling November the time for walks, work, rest, and the Thanksgiving feast with mince pies and fruit cake.
A humorous sketch argues that eating more fish can aid digestion and help weight loss. The narrator mocks overindulgent diners and notes authorities recommend fish as a hearth giving dish, suggesting leaner habits come from altered demeanor and moderation.
A cluster of local items notes a Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs Curtis Dixon and other Dixon and Lang families from Ridgeville and Lime Kiln, plus a line about a new house at the station. A quotation recalls the town's founder’s modest start and a selling prompt for old newspapers.
Citizens and officials offer mixed views on new traffic signals. Allen Bartcis and Ralph Kline advocate benefits, while Glenn McGregor doubts their value, and Edward Cramer calls them useless.
A survey of notable anniversaries and birthdays with figures such as Abraham Baldwin, George LB Anderson, Papineau rebellion, and Charles A. Bacon, plus events like Arbor Day in North Carolina and the 100th anniversary of Kappa Alpha at Union College Schenectady. Includes dates and places across US history.
Fragmentary text references Mr and Mrs Lafetud renting a new Charleston apartment and mentions a buffalo and an ester. The material resembles an OCR scrape with unclear context and no definite event or dates to report.
Surgeon General Dr Hugh S Cumming warns that influenza or the grippe is a highly contagious acute disease. Symptoms include head and body pains fever and cough with possible diarrhea vomiting and cramps. The agent may originate in the nose and throat and sanitation offers little protection. Keep away from the sick.
The list records Walkersville School students who did not miss any school days in October. Included are students from first through seventh grades with names spanning Burrier Crum Cramer Evans and others, organized by grade level.
A man laments his family's move to the city and his daughter's new etiquette confidence after buying a book on behavior. He notes awkward dining habits and jokes about being spooked while waiting for change. A stray line mentions tests of Japanese natural gas lacking helium for technical uses.
Twenty years ago in Frederick details from The News report Ret. Lewis T. Lampe son of Henry Lampe former pastor at Lorettville Virginia has been elected cashier of the National Bank of Garrett County, Pa. The Democratic county central committee met with broad representation and speeches given by Pelk Riser and Senator Rohrback. Directors of the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railroad opened stock books and named a committee to solicit subscriptions with further director support anticipated.
A dense listing of radio programs and times across U S stations for Friday with numerous station call letters such as WEAF WABC WGN and more detailing concert broadcasts talks and child programs. The page maps hourly blocks including orchestras choirs and soloists across cities like New York Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia with some late night and bedtime slots noted.
A lengthy wedding notice details the betrothal of a Ro nt h son of Mr and Mrs William Updegram to Miss Abia Vendil Kilburn daughter of Mr Char ing Kilburn of Orange New Jersey. The ceremony is set for Gru Tascopal church in Orange with Rev Thomas Galkier officiating.
The British Medical Association considers allowing members to publish popular articles without risking ethical violations. In the United States doctors have long written publicly without harming their professional standing. New cancer research disclosures spur the push as authorities believe they have information worth sharing with the public.
An old advertisement claims 98 percent of women replying to a Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound survey reported relief from various ailments. The copy touts the product as effective and rooted in traditional herbal remedies. Also listed are rental notices for a modern seven room house on North Market Street and two Walkersville Md farms offered for dairy and general farming.
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