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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News outlines its policy on publication rights and credit for news dispatches. It states Associated Press content rules and requires real names for opinions, with notices of advertising needing written submission to the office. It notes its postal filing and second day matter status in Frederick Maryland.
A November 7 1925 column contemplates Thanksgiving Turkey sacrifice and its culinary fame. It then surveys a Treasury idea for a new gold and silver dollar coin sized between a silver quarter and larger than today’s coin. The piece contrasts metal currency appeal with familiar coin confusion and notes views on wealth and gender equality.
A discussion on whether Frederick residents should shop locally versus mail order from out of town. The piece weighs savings versus costs including time, postage, and travel, arguing that buying at home supports local merchants and municipal prosperity, building community well being.
Inquiring reporter quotes five citizens on whether school children should participate in Armistice Day events. Johnson opposes official involvement citing weather and curriculum concerns. Smith, Becht, Myers, and Kurtz Miller support participation highlighting patriotism, education, and historic remembrance.
A fragment urges consumers to keep buying locally to support merchants who will continue stocking desired goods at home. The note suggests home purchases yield as good or better prices than shopping away from home.
Today's history notes mark anniversaries from 1594 to 1925 including Frobisher's death, Dunmore's rebellion, San Jose's founding, Tippecanoe, and a Belgian protest. Birthdays list Herbert Welch Bishop and others, plus Marie Curie and Marie Copeland. An event overview cites Platt Spencer's penmanship anniversary and Soviet Day of the Proletarian Revolution.
Dr. Hugh B. Cumming explains pleurisy as lung membrane inflammation linked to underlying illnesses and chest injuries. He details stages from pleural congestion to fluid effusion, symptoms like chest pain and coughing, and emphasizes prompt medical care and prevention through healthful living.
Fragmentary note describes a man identified as Duke Bentley being knocked and bruised under a pear tree this morning. The text suggests a civil matter and notes the event as part of a fading tradition or busy practice.
Twenty years ago Frederick items note a preliminary Toe amendment election with a three vote majority in favor. Rev. Charles Reifsnider, now in Japan, suffered church loss but had built a church recently. The mayoral meeting discussed deferring Macadamizing Rockwell Terrace until spring. The city awarded a coal house contract at the electric plant to Charles A Poole for 320 dollars. the building will be cement block.
A narrator describes an August departure on a ten week voyage around the North American Continent by train. He recalls farewells, bells, and the emotional pull of leaving home, then details travel from Washington to New Orleans aboard the Sunset Limited, passing Virginia to Mississippi and noting the South’s landscapes and progress.
The article lauds the Locarno pact as a potential path to lasting peace in Europe. It notes treaties have failed before but says the Locarno agreement among Italy Germany France and Exsland could quell hostility and end warfare if nations commit to peace.
Meredith Taylor three year old son of Mr and Mrs Charies Tasior weighs about 100 pounds and is believed to be the largest child for his age in the state of Kentucky.
A nostalgic November column celebrates community events from parades and church suppers to hospital donation drives. It notes autumn dresses, cooler weather, and local happenings at theaters and the Opera House with mentions of Mary land and the Bentztown Bard.
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