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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News announces publication details and policy on letters and notices. It emphasizes writer name disclosure, the role of the Associated Press, and that free notices must be written and mailed to the office for consideration.
In November 16 22 1926 National Education Week urged civic groups to discuss school reform. The article notes education shapes society and urges more public engagement and debates to improve methods and funding, aiming to raise literacy and reduce poverty and crime in Frederick.
A humorous notices page speaks of the pain of corns with playful verse. It suggests readers have felt toe pain from corns and notes many wish to remove them. The piece ends with a nod to LUPBURROW.
Janmusbars, a cabinet member of the Brainerd Society of Lafaysite Ceofese, leads a new community church program at a small Easton church. Hays manages services and a Sunday School for local children. Moss de Alahali, a French painter correspondent, now in America, is named honorary captain in the Spanish army alongside the Queen. The Baroness, a newspaper correspondent and Red Cross aide, spent months in Morocco with the army. wounded twice, she bears the Military Medal of Merit presented by the Kingdom of Spain.
Inquiry asks if a community chest could oversee public causes next year. Broyunu t ius Bj orles, Maples, Lough, McGregor and Wilson express support or concern, noting potential relief for donors and questions about administration and local failure elsewhere.
Historic events and birthdays listed for this date include the 1825 McDonough death at sea and 1855 telegraph link between Portland and Oregon City. Also noted are 1885 executions in Regina and 1908 deaths of George Ransdell, with a capsule of today’s events such as motor bus show opening, Cuban Exposition in New York, and upcoming Supreme Court decisions and national observances.
Fragmentary obituary note mentions Abe Marlin Presaeue Ueda and a brother Tiara Naess, with conflicting origins claimed from Californy or Florida and a statement about mountains and public sentiment.
Dr Hugh 5S Cumming outlines diphtheria history from ancient times to modern vaccines and testing. He explains bacteriological diagnosis, diphtheria toxin, antitoxin therapy, and the Schick test for susceptibility, plus toxin-antitoxin immunization and protective injections for exposed individuals.
United Press compiles a Monday November 16 radio grid listing station call letters locations and times for concert programs operas educational talks and children's hours across WEAF WDAF WCCO KGO WTAM KOA and many others with station notes on orchestras, singers, and hour-by-hour programming schedules.
Notes from The News November 16 1905 report progress on First Baptist Church West Fourth Street brick structure and a parsonage under construction. A Y M M A rooms meeting formed convention committee. Local people including Franklin Beer Osree KL Pelan a ine and others named. A horse and buggy incident near the home of a Miss Motier is noted with minor injuries. Master Colgate Trish son of Devils Rick West Partick Street mentioned among youths. Newton Wagon Company led by Marshall Pout formerly of this city continues, new homes of the Foudhard family and Monie Woe mother in law noted.
In a miscourt notice section, deeds record transfers including Nellie Arnold to Ror T Gurton for 10 dollars and Margaret M West to Ror Hat ter for 32460 dollars. Marriage licenses show multiple couples from various counties with ages and statuses, including widower James H Mar and Ada B Lurenberl, both from Mountaindals, and Harry E Carper with Eleanor L Smith of Harrisburg, among others. a miscellaneous closing paragraph mentions a statistic about 300 people and a note on glasswear production advances.
English railways employed nearly 1,599 women in roles including switchmen crossing tenders porters board masters and station agents, reflecting broader participation by women in railway work.
Miss Helen Wiles of South Market Street was operated on at Frederick City Hospital and is improving. Also noted is Helen Wes, daughter of Air and Mrs. Millard Wiles, who underwent an appendectomy on November 8 and is recovering.
Illinery & Co Mantz introduces a new line featuring 76 pelt and velour hats along with ready-to-wear items in all colors. Located at 74 South Market, Frederick, the shop advertises contact numbers 141-F-13 and 41-75 with a 5 cent price note.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for persistent coughs and colds, claiming it soothes inflamed membranes and stops germ growth with creosote. It’s promoted as effective for bronchitis and other respiratory issues, with money-back satisfaction if not relieved as directed. Also includes rent notices and housing ads.
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