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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1925
Page
4
A historic Frederick Maryland newspaper note outlines policy requiring real names for letters to the editor and disclaims unauthorized opinions. It announces AP news credits and instructions for free notices by mail, clarifying submission methods and office handling.
A 1925 reflection on Thanksgiving themes and American progress. It contrasts rapid population and resource growth with moral education and public spirit, warning that material success alone does not ensure welfare. The piece also wryly notes social observations about marriage, work ethics, and the lure of Easy Street.
The writer recalls teachers who taught geometry and the elegance of language, plus others who stood by the wall to declaim histories. He praises their guidance and notes a longing for renewed study as memories of school life linger. The text ends with a note on the current state of the Title Stake standing at 463.0080 gore.
VHS Inquiring Reporter asks local figures about continuing cattle tuberculin testing amid exhausted state funds. County agent argues yes, county officials largely support testing with caveats about compensation, while some residents oppose or conditionally support testing.
Anniversaries list diverse figures from Julia Meuarver to William J. Carter with birthplaces and death dates. Today's events mention Coolidge's banquet, Doughta Day in British Columbia, opera patrons, and various church and professional meetings across the U S, plus a Newark woman becoming a certified public accountant.
Reports from city team captains Mrs J Leonard Nothagle and Mrs J R Gelmes add 14 new members to Frederick ely's total in the ninth annual Red Cross roll call. The overall tally reaches 188 with four partial reports, five city districts, and one county district yet to report.
A devotional note shares scripture from Psalm 91 11 about angels guarding and keeping in all ways. A prayer affirms trust in the Lord as shepherd and provision.
Twenty years ago Frederick citizens gathered at City Hall under the Business Association to discuss a proposed Frederick Thurmont railroad. Speakers included D. Columbus Reip Charles Waters Milton Urner and others. Lewis Wachter suffered a stroke while on his porch and was taken home with medical assistance.
List of orchestras, soloists, and programs on Wednesday across stations in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Detroit, and more. Includes Hunter College Chamber Music, University of the Am, and various dinner concerts, dance programs, and weather updates.
The piece extols reporters as vital yet restless figures who chase truth with romantic zeal. It notes the lure of danger and drama, the lure of distant fields, and the pull toward better pay that often tempts them away from reporting. It also cites a 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exposition debut of the telephone and the typewriter as milestone inventions.
Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts is recognized for the greatest use of roots and herbs in the world. The herbs are gathered with care at season and the medicinal elements remaining account for the effectiveness of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in restoring health.
Lost item recovered promised reward after incident near Market Street and Church Street. Details mention location Mast Third Street and date 12 16 with a d31 marker.
Notice to creditors and all persons indebted or having claims against Nicholas Granvillian Schaffer late of Frederick County Maryland deceased to exhibit their claims with vouchers authenticated to Roy G. W. Schaffer executor on or before June 20 1926. Given November 18 1923. For sale six room dwellings East Saint Street Gilmore R. Flautt.
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