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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News announces its independence and AP affiliation while detailing submission rules for communications. Readers are advised that unsigned letters and free notices must be written and mailed to the office and will not be accepted by phone.
Friday November 27 1925 community joy over hospital gifts totaling 150000 expand services and mark a new era. The piece urges Christmas Seal purchases to fund tuberculosis fight stating the burden costs and the need to allocate seven billion dollars over 35 years to eradicate the disease.
A devotional snippet cites John chapter six verses about belief and eternal life, then a prayer line about the world, the land, and preparation for Him to receive. The text blends a biblical quotation with a hymn-like invocation.
The United States Department of Agriculture appeals through postmasters for farmers to promptly fill out swine condition report cards and return them to rural carriers. The surveys, conducted with rural carrier help, require farmer cooperation to gather complete information.
A quirky inquiry asks which gender seeks glory more. Albert Condon favors men in war, Donald Smith says a woman, Ralph Zimmerman sees men as equally eager, Amy Dixon bets fifty fifty, and Barry Smith near Frederick leans to men.
Historic anniversaries note births and deaths of figures like Robert R. Livingston and Charles Kemble, with events from 1747 to 1923. Birthdays listed include Frank Dicksee and Sir William Orpen among others, with events and notable hearings noted for the day.
The Patron-Teachers Association of Lewistown met Tuesday evening at the school. A short program was held and the association reorganized electing President Joseph Foster, Vice-President Mrs Lester Winterback, Secretary Dorothy Durrerar, Treasurer W Z Firor for the year.
Miss Lillian Grove of Lime Kiln a Villa Maria College student took part in the inaugural Villa Aeria Riding Club event at Inv macula Pa on Sunday afternoon as a member of the second prize group Grace Grove a senior watched from the stands.
A Los Angeles seller recalls close calls and a claim of Rit ten dollars, noting a personal warning about a past misstep. The retelling centers on a cautious attitude toward risk and a fleeting moment of fortune, as described in a condensed, nongraphic incident.
Emory L Coblentz surveys Ireland noting the irregular coast highlands and plains. He describes climate soils forests and agriculture with emphasis on linen industry Belfast and Dublin cities and Irish Free State status. He compares Ireland’s political splits to early American republic challenges and observes rebuilding efforts in Dublin.
N A Lufburrow notes a convention of master barbers predicting a shift from barbers to Chirotonsic Operators full of hair care and shampooing. The piece satirically questions prices and title relevance while imagining a future profession name.
The writer reflects on Ireland’s struggle for freedom and warns against radical excesses that drew British armament. He compares Irish zeal to the 1776 American cause and predicts sweeping advancements across economy, society, and land in the coming decades, promising a future with notable progress. He plans to describe local settings next before travels to Scotland.
Twenty years ago in Frederick The News notes the Belles Lettres Literary Society met with president FL Derizbaugh presiding. Program included readings recitations an essay and an oration on whether Russia should have a republican form of government. Debates favored the affirmative. Catholic bazaar prizes were awarded including a sold watch to Elizabeth Rodock and a rocking chair to Mrs. C R B Staler. The Art Club held a meeting with Nellie Garrett presenting a paper on Renaissance sculpture and painting. Miss Sally Fauntierar donated a silver loving cup for a future competition by the Doll jewels siors hockey club in the Woman’s Cal desert.
Flapper Fanny comments on Ian performing a Charleston in a Norfolk suit. The lighthearted quip notes the stylish outfit and dance move in a playful tone.
The fragment mentions reading, a camphor related remedy, and devices named Lavoptik and Pessipwager. It references law town or locality and a claim of pain relief, but the text is garbled and unclear about any event, person, or organization.
Landscape work led by T Stuart Haller progresses on Windsor Farms Richmond Va with a nurser y established for trees and shrubs and hundreds of species ordered from Eastern nurserymen. The owners plan to complete improvements before selling lots and expect market debut of the 400 acre tract next spring.
Trustees offer the no 223 South Market Street Frederick City Md at public sale December 12 1925 11 o clock a m Court House door sale terms cash deposit 600 conveyancing costs paid by purchaser two story brick dwelling six rooms fronting 1912 feet on Market Street back 146 feet lies between Baumgarger and Milley property mortgage from Ida Johnson 1921 lot known as No 223 Market Street is a fine residence street. sale to be at court house door Frederick Md by Jacob Rourback trustee auctioneer William E Darner agents Also public sale of valuable personal property at Ridgeville Md November 28 1925 1230 p m includes cash register electric sign cars garage tools and a valuable land lot 60 by 120 feet between the garage and Soap Company building along National Highway.
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