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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1925
Page
4
A Freder ick editorial urges earlier and longer cleanup to curb street litter. It notes newspapers, bags, and advertising from door to door blow into yards and hedges, and calls for civic resolve beyond the seven day cleanup tradition. The piece laments ongoing trash in residences and public spaces, urging proactive disposal.
In infancy Pecival Wart showed vigor and promise, a lively child with athletic potential. Artemus Fist appeared weaker, raising doubts among locals. Years pass and the boasting odds outpace expectations as Artemus earns fame in sports while Pecival lags, suggesting futures in athletics are unpredictable.
Lord Mayor's Day in London marks Sir William Parker's formal installation as chief magistrate for the coming year. The issue notes tempering steel with shark liver oil and cites biblical quotes about faith and prayer as a ceremonial aside.
Inquiries ask five residents about permitting a U turn at the Square. Charles Hiteshew supports it, William Solt backs it with caution, Harry Popary opposes citing danger, B W Motter opposes for traffic blockage, and RH Sc...knecht says too much trolley and traffic at the corner.
A dense, decade-spanning chronicle notes birthdays and deaths of governors and leaders, mixed with events like the Oregon Constitution ratification and Canada’s Thanksgiving observance. It lists Rev Paul Eugene Roy, Dr Charles F Thwing, Marie Dressler, Dr Florence R Sabin, and James A Reed among today’s notable birthdays with various civic events and conferences occurring in North America and abroad.
Dr Hugh Cumming of the U S Public Health Service warns pneumonia causes about one tenth of regional deaths and rises with age, noting two main forms, bronchial and lobar, plus bacteria, draft exposure, and predisposing illnesses. Emphasizes disinfection, staying fit, bed rest if fevered, and avoiding infectious diseases to prevent pneumonia. Also reports dramatic club debut at Church Street School and a silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Eader.
A garbled snippet notes respectable drinkers valuing liquor and the medicinal claim, with a late bed remark about drinking to feel foldedurne. It mentions not needing to buy many flowers on Monday, reflecting a dated social notice tone. The text is fragmentary and unclear.
A 1903 Frederick item notes an empathy meeting of Fitzhurch Lee Chapter at West Patrick street with business transacted. The play Under the Flags is planned at City Opera House, Miss Evans reads Col. Mann, Mrs. Peatre reads about a Lee monument, and Frederick County votes by about 1,378 against a constitutional amendment, rough liberal estimate about 1,000.
A United Press compiled schedule lists WEAF WEAF HOOR-DE-Gyney Orchentra and many regional broadcasts. It notes heavy listings for orchestras, concerts, weather, and markets across stations from Toronto to Oakland with numerous timing details and program names.
A Ute man named Nae will stand in a Federal court to answer murder charges after allegedly burying his one day old baby alive to revive his bride. The defense plans to invoke medicine man law, claiming the burial was on his father-in-law's advice. A Walapai execution in Arizona is noted as a recent parallel case. Nae has been jailed since February, with his sister-in-law and others named as accessories. The report references ongoing tribal and legal tensions in the area.
In Frederick County Circuit Court Carrie B. Sacep widow et al sue William F. Sheep et al in the September Term 1925 equity matter. The auditor's report filed October 1 is set for ratification on November 16, 1925 unless shown otherwise. Publication of this order is required in a Frederick County newspaper at least seven days before that date.
Combined condition reports show assets and liabilities for Woodabboro Savings Bank Walkersville Savings Bank Myersville Savings Bank dated November 3 1925 1926. Key figures include loans securities reserves deposits and capital funds with figures in thousands of dollars and notes by bank cashiers and notaries.
Fragmentary note covers market terms for wheat and corn and mentions unrelated phrases. Retired phrasing references mental health and appears as stray OCR noise with no clear event or values. The readable material provides no actionable detail or identifiable names or dates.
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