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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1925
Page
4
A scanned past issue notice describes publication details of The Daily News Frederick Maryland, including publishing schedule, association membership, and policy on credited news and letters to the editor. It notes submission requirements for author identification and advertising submissions by mail.
In a 1925 column a discussion questions umbrella origins while urging early Christmas shopping. The piece notes Germany's 175th umbrella anniversary claims and ponders whether the umbrella began as adornment or utility. It also urges timely gifts amid rising stocks and credit sales. George Gwen Jr. cites Harvard football views on player burdens and discipline as essential for manhood alongside sport.
A crowd of five residents including Margaret Dean Hugh English Ruth Renn and others share playful opinions on their preferred newspaper serial story type. The responses show a mix of quick entertainment and cleverly written plots.
A compendium of events and birthdays dated today. Notable items include Captain George Vancouver’s 1792 anchorage in San Francisco, 1900 Major John A Logan Jr death in the Philippines, and Claude Monet’s 85th birthday. Also mentions Washington talks on Polish debt and the Australian election context.
Dr. Hugh G. Cumming warns that spotted fever or cerebro spinal meningitis can affect adults as well as children. The disease spreads mainly via carriers with germs in noses and throats and thrives in overcrowded unventilated housing. Early isolation, meticulous case records, and serum treatment reduce mortality, though outbreaks still pose a serious risk to adults and children alike.
The narrator recalls a August dawn in New Orleans, tracing the city’s history from Jamestown to Lincoln. He highlights Canal Street, the old quarter, cemeteries, and the port’s stature, contrasting wealth and poverty, and recalls Jefferson’s Louisiana Purchase and Civil War memories near Jackson Square.
Robert Lease, son of Howard Lease, is very ill at his Libertytown home. A detached moral reflection follows claiming success comes from persistence over foolish influences.
In Paris the Persian Shah is said to have been deposed and his youthful reign ended while he tourists and plays in Paris. Premier Reza rumored to rule in Ahmicd Mirza’s stead as the former monarch travels abroad. A closing line notes a girl’s indifference in a separate anecdote about a man.
A Tipton-based observer notes opportunistic lessons as a nephew stays home during winter while a second individual travels to Florida. The piece hints at family and business dynamics during a season of absence.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick readers note a slim turkey crop due to wet weather killing many young birds. Prices were expected to range from 18 to 23 cents per pound dressed. A separate item reports Mrs Otis Kepler's runaway horse collision with a fire plug, with her receiving shock treatment at home. A Richfield Mining Company stockholders meeting at the City Hotel heard Dr ST Haffner discuss company holdings and a mine superintendent report.
Local column notes rain easing, late autumn chores, and Thanksgiving preparations. It highlights scarce turkeys, pork prices, mince meat and fruitcake, Christmas plans, and charity drives at the hospital and Home for the Reed with donations from residents.
A teacher plans a brief lesson on wading birds with students. A dialogue snippet shows a student doubting the existence of storks while a burly classmate challenges a smaller boy to fight, highlighting a moment of mock bravado.
Mrs Sarah Helen Wenschoof of Freedom Township Pennsylvania died after a 30 minute heart attack at her home near Morrizs Thursday night at 10 o'clock. She was 43. Survived by husband Harry H Wenschoof two daughters and a son along with three sisters and two brothers. Funeral Sunday 1:30 from her home with Pastor Philip Bower officiating. Burial at church cemetery.
Funeral services will be held Sunday at twelve o'clock for Noah H Putman at Walkersville Lutheran Church with interment in At Hope Cemetery Woodsboro KE. Gaithersburg hosts a Home Demonstration Achievement Day at Gaithersburg High School with speakers from Washington University and the United States Extension Service among others.
Frederick County dairymen through Pomona Grange demand continued cattle testing under the area plan. The Frederick County Farm Bureau backs fuller testing to protect milk quality and economic health, urging Governor Ritchie to act and fund testing to January first.
The Charleston craze spotlighted by Kitty Tune Robins, famed as The Charleston Queen, whose demonstration at the Armory next Tuesday night draws crowds. Mick Rollins, age nineteen, earned the Charleston Queen title after outdancing over 1150 professionals. A new dance will follow the demonstration. accompanying details reference injuries, local addresses, and a sprawling social notice that mentions families and volunteers.
Mrs Wini fred Hudnut Valentino via her mother Mrs Richard Hudnut confirms reports of a divorce filing in Paris from Rudolph Valentino the film star. She accuses him of refusing to be with her and cites his opposition to her screen career ambitions.
Market notes show corn prices wobbling as traders weigh fluctuating demand. Analysts cite uncertain weather, harvest pace, and export prospects affecting prices and buying interest across regional grain markets.
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