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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News Frederick announces its publication details and policy on letters and notices. It notes independence, association with The Great Southern Printing, and AP rights for news dispatches. It requires real names for communications and specifies mail-only submission for notices.
A 1925 column argues public opinion on a Colorado physician who killed his imbecile daughter reveals deep social fault lines. Debates hinge on whether mercy justifies murder within a complex civilization, with defenders citing compassion and critics warning against eroding moral fabric.
The article notes France faces multiple wars with widening conflict. Syrian rebels threaten Damascus, prompting defense build up and higher costs while Riffians and Druses are described as active, creating a complex, confusing regional picture.
The Poor Express opens at the Opera House with a July premiere and features Betty Compson Ricardo Cosiez Ernest Torrence and Wallace Berry in leading roles. Short reels accompany the program at Empire Maryland. Frank Merrill appears in Batting Mason at Maryland. The serial Galloping Hoofs stars Allene Ray and Johnie Walker. Fishermen at St Ives play matches in spare time.
A TG Inquiring poll asks Frederick residents and civic figures if the town should hold a community Christmas tree event this year. Most responses favor the plan, praising its potential to spread holiday joy and unity.
The note lists historical anniversaries from 1755 to 1923 including the New England quake, Fort Lee evacuation, Edwin Forrest at Oil Bowery, First Thanksgiving in San Francisco, and Alabama rival legislatures. It also marks a year-ago Cuillaux amnesty, plus notable birthdays like Amelita Galli Curci and others.
Warning from the College Park extension service of the University of Maryland notes wing cholera on the premises of J. A. Foster near Lewis town. Anna Katharine Green, aged eighteen, gains renewed fame as a film writer.
Brief, clipped line from Mrs Tipton about raids and crime warnings. Niece referenced. no clear event or location details. Source text is fragmentary and unclear.
The article explains two forms of diabetes, notes that excess sugar in diet may contribute, and details symptoms, complications, and the insulin treatment era. It highlights thirst, weight loss, sugar in excretions, and the risk of coma. Early diagnosis and medical supervision are urged.
A nostalgic note recalls events from November 19 1905 in Frederick. The opening services of the Presbyterian church’s 125th anniversary were led by Rev Thomas Freeman Pyron. An annual Baltimore and Ohio Railroad meeting changed none of the directors but added Joan Thayer of Philadelphia to a board seat.
United Press compiled list outlines President Coolidge address broadcast across WEAF and WJZ networks with various programs and time slots. Stations nationwide including KDKA WGN WEAF WHEW offer dinners, concerts, talks, and operatic performances through one night.
The text notes that Tasalm treatment shows promise as a valuable aid in diabetes care but warns of potential dangers. It emphasizes use only under the supervision of an attending physician and relies on expert guidance to ensure safety and effectiveness.
Lau Jenes Jones spoke at Hood College French club on Wednesday afternoon on The French Girl As I Have Observed. He contrasted life in France and the United States, noting stricter chaperonage and domestic arts emphasis in France, with the talk conducted entirely in French and including songs by Miss Frances Dern.
Paris reports bobbed hair as a major trend with long styles gaining favor and shops resisting bobbed-hair salesgirls. Otto Novotny joins the Frederick studio branch after work at Hancock Studios Los Angeles and Bachrach Baltimore, under Edmorston supervision. Annual W C A Bazaar at Hood College in Winchester Hall on December 5 features Dutch decor, embroidered dolls, Japanese and Czech Slovak crafts, with a luncheon served noon to two.
An old advertisement touts camphor and witch hazel eye relief marketed as soothing remedies. It claims Lavaptik wash eases eye discomfort with a single application and one dose daily, endorsed by Williamson Prag Co.
Virginia woman Mrs. Clara Poindexter reports her goitre improved after Sorbol Quadruple, claiming relief from long standing symptoms. She states she can now perform housework and driving duties and offers to provide letters about her case. Advertisement notes Sorbu Company in Mechanicsburg Ohio and Frederick Pharmacy Maryland as distributors. Rental notices follow for furnished rooms and a house at 269 Dill Avenue with availability details.
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