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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1925
Page
4
The VHE Daily News operates in Frederick Maryland as an independent daily paper. It carries Associated Press dispatches and requires real names for opinion pieces and letters. Free notices must be mailed to the office and will not be received by phone.
The article argues wealth comes from understanding the business or investment field, not luck. It cites that most fortunes arise from study, insight into future developments, and accurate judgment of human actions and demand, warning that many lose money buying unfamiliar property.
The notice urges readers to cover coughs and sneezes in public. It promotes handkerchief use and turning away to prevent spreading colds, stressing consideration and courtesy during illness.
The Opera House screens Constance Talmadge in Learning to Love for a second time this week with a jazzy feature. Maryland presents Margaret Livingstone in The Chorus Lady with a comedy and news reel. The Charleston hosts Rithdone Rollins Queen Isie in a Century Roof Revue at the Armory. Greenville, N C marks a commemorative event tied to Washington lore.
Inquiring Reporter gathers local opinions on Hood College bid. ELI G HAUGH, DR G BRUCE CRIST, REV DOUGLASS HOOFF, WALTER DECKER, and DR GUY WISOTZKI all predict a favorable result. Frederick residents voice strong support for the fundraising effort.
The article explains asthma as a condition with multiple triggers including proteins from horses cats dogs feathers foods and pollens. It notes attacks vary in onset duration and intensity and may be linked to specific environments plants or dust sources. A physician must identify causes and treatment may involve avoiding irritants or environmental changes.
Historic notes list births of Jassa Appleton Verce Commodore Stephen Champlin and Andrew Pickens Butler, plus events from 1832 Vancouver school opening to 1880 Chinese Exclusion Act and 1923 Whitman shrine dedication. Also notes one year ago Atlantic City fire, today’s birthdays include Grace Abbott and William Storey, and a centennial Theosophical Society, city managers meeting, and a major art auction in Amsterdam.
At the St Marys Chapter of All Saints church regular meeting plans were made to entertain Teachers Institute members with a luncheon at the parish house Saturday afternoon at 12:50 and to hold a Christmas sale there on Thursday, December 10, from 2 to 3 o'clock.
Among those who successfully passed State Board examination for nurses held in Baltimore to October is Miss Bertharothenhoefer of Frederick.
In a rustic exchange, Mrs. Tirten Bud’s nieces ponder why the secretary and the AntiSwearin’ Leneae lack an opener. They remark on the long trip to California, the need to wake children, and staying distant from relatives.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a major escape occurred when Miss Annie Haller narrowly avoided injury as a lamp in her West Church street home crashed. Her mother and younger siblings were upstairs and the lamp toppled, smashing a table and causing shock. Rebecca Haller hosted a gathering at East Pat side street with Misses Virgie Ridgely Rebecca Haller Annie Lone Nellie Stone Selvia Ridgely and Ese Chambers enjoying games and confections before everyone went home at 10 PM.
Hazel Lucas and Frances Good of Hood College attended the Women's Inter Collegiate Association meeting at Wellesley November 12 to 14 with delegates from fifty colleges east of the Mississippi. The conference discussed student government, the honor system, and the World Court Swanson plan. Next year the event becomes national at Trinity College. A World Court telegram to the Senate was urged. Delegates were hosted by Wellesley with a dinner and dance, and Hood College hosted a campaign tea in New York City hosted by Mrs. Brian Hughes, former Mood College music faculty and Brahams quartet director. Also noted is a national contractors conference in Chicago on 1926 building conditions.
Dr F M Edwards a longtime physician treats liver and bowel issues with Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative. The ad claims pale complexion dull eyes pimples and headaches improve after nightly use. Thousands use the tablets as a substitute for calomel to stay fit. Price 30 cents and one dollar.
Executors set a public sale at 10 a m on Wednesday November 25 1925 at the Hammaker residence and marble works property in Thurmont Frederick County Maryland to auction real estate including multiple lots on Church Street East and adjacent streets two story brick and frame dwellings and the Marble Works property with associated ground rents and tied to various deeds dating 1908 1897 and 1777. The listing names property parcels Lot No 28 and several adjoining parcels with descriptions of improvements and occupancy by tenants. The sale is conducted under the will of Peter N Hammaker deceased and orders of the Orphans Court Frederick County Maryland.
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