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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1925
Page
4
Frederick Md paper notes AP content rights and writer consent rules for letters to the editor and paid notices. It emphasizes mail submission for free notices and warns against telephone submissions.
The News notes Christmas shopping ads reveal Frederick’s growing retail sector and metropolitan feel. It urges Mail Early by December 19–20 to ease post office load, avoid peak congestion, and cut procrastination in holiday buying and mailing habits.
Inquiring Reporter asks residents if Frederick should enact an ordinance regulating barber shops and restaurants. Answers from James Howe IWarry Gilbert Harry Holter David Lipps and M J Croghan all express support with varying reasons.
Dr Hugh and Cumming explain malaria as a preventable disease caused by a microscopic parasite in human blood. Anopheles mosquitoes spread the parasite by biting infected people, with three parasite types causing distinct fever patterns and cycles of cold, hot, and sweating.
This column lists notable anniversaries and birthdays. It notes Josiah Bartlett born Amesbury Mass 1729 and Julius Chambers born Bellefontaine Ohio 1850 among others, plus events like Hessian soldiers payments in 1780 and memorials in Marton and for Mrs Warren G Harding.
Postmaster warns of a busy holiday season and no mail delivery on Christmas Day urging readers to mail early. The notice stresses increased mail volumes and the need to send greetings in advance to ensure delivery.
Items from The News column dated November 71 1905 recount Miss Nettle Woerner cutting her hand while chopping cabbage and needing stitches. A small fire near East South Street was started by children with an alcohol engine and extinguished by the United Fire Company before serious damage. A St John’s Catholic church bazaar and puppet show on damor Wall drew many attendees with local volunteers listed.
The readable text mentions a person and a plan to paint or chip someone named Al Motanes wife, hinting at a scheme or description. The fragmentary OCR provides no clear event or outcome but suggests an identity and a potential alteration.
The article explains that neglect or improper treatment of malarial fever can lead to serious consequences including dangerous estivo autumnal forms and body hemorrhages. It notes that chronic malaria results from improper treatment or reinfection, and that the anopheles mosquito is the intermediate host.
The Bentztown Bard offers a Thanksgiving meditation on weather, harvest, and community. It notes hospital donations, church events, Red Cross and club activities, and an upcoming organ recital at Head College with pieces by Wade and Beanel.
The narrative follows the Sunset Limited at noon in New Orleans as it departs for a 2000 mile trek to the Pacific, tracing the vast Texas stretch from Vinton Louisiana to El Paso. It lauds Texas as a fertile engine of wealth with oil from 5000 wells reaching 150 million barrels yearly and emphasizes the state's future promise and national significance.
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