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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News publishes local notices and news dispatches under Associated Press content. Writers must use real names. unsigned opinions require author consent. free notices must be mailed to the office. teletypes and submissions are to be sent to the Frederick office.
A 1925 column discusses the cost of irregular school attendance, citing a $250,000,000 national waste and urging near perfect attendance to accelerate learning. It notes vandalism risks at historic sites like the Gettysburg tablets and celebrates preserving Brandywine Creek as a park tied to James Whitcomb Riley.
The piece reflects on time's swift passage from youth to age, emphasizing that days vanish as we chase them. It laments unable to slow time and urges making the most of each moment. It notes seniors entertaining the faculty with a luncheon at Strawn Co this afternoon.
In a Q and A with five residents, Dr Bernard A Davis says more people wear glasses now. James A Long notes better eye care but not more defects. Laurence Jones of Hood College Campaign and Frank M Shapro in the city agree they value eye health more and wear glasses more.
A compiled list marks historical events and anniversaries. It notes fires in Boston, steamboat Constitution in St Louis, Channing’s death, other 18th to 20th century events, and today’s birthdays including Hindenburg Moynihan Lindley Stewart Hayden and Carl Hayden. It also lists observances in Canada and gatherings of veterans at Aberdeen and Halifax events.
A compact meditation on prayer from Matthew 6 6 urging private devotion and divine knowledge. The text links secret prayer to open blessing and inner life while noting a separate sentence about Hysdraw mining in California beginning in 1852.
A fragment notes troubles in maintaining a car when parts fail to arrive. The brief mentions a civic or national context and hints at a formal service or press agency origin.
Dr Hugh Cumming of the United States Public Health Service explains eggs as a highly digestible protein source for convalescents and the general diet. He notes eggs provide about 32 calories of protein and 68 calories of fuel per egg, and discusses freshness tests and risks from improper handling and bacteria.
Officers, directors and employees of the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank and their ladies dined at the Mealey Hotel in New Market with about 59 guests. The event featured speeches by Frank L. Stoner and John L. Roulazahn, a quartet, a soloist, and magic tricks. Favors were handed to guests as the program concluded.
The Thundering Herd returns for a second show at the Opera House in Frederick. This epic, featuring Jack Holt Lois Wilson Noah Beery and Raymond Hatton, centers on buffalo hunting and clashes with Indians amid a romantic subplot. A comedy and news reel accompany the feature.
Racing meetings at Jamaica Latonia Toronto Havre de Grace Columbus. Golf women national championship St Louis. Boxing bouts New York Detroit showcase. Fresno and Austin kennel shows. Beach show details and property sale in Columbus street addresses and a concrete house sale at 251 West Fifth Street.
In Frederick on October 2, 1993 residents report porch removal on Carrell Street. Bettie Markel elected to the Board of Managers of the Home for the Aged, replacing Mrs Kes W Nois Sr who resigned. Young Men's Christian Association board holds a meeting with plans for future work and committees schedule events and entertainment canvass.
Flapper Fanny comments with playful whimsy about the upcoming events and people mentioned, expressing lighthearted sentiment and a breezy, era appropriate tone. The fragment hints at social chatter and leisure topics typical of the period.
The Young People's Society of Pleasant Hill schedules a regular monthly meeting on Sunday night October 4 at 7 30 at Pleasant Hill. The program includes songs readings scripture business minutes and several solos and duets by members including Viola Staley Mae Lewis Beatrice Staley Margaret Staley Mehrle Staley Charlotte Clem and Mrs Ruth Hammer Whitmore. Chester G Clem gives an address after the anthem God Be With You and members will hear announcements from the president.
Public sale of personal property on the Sutto Road Baltimore Pike Pearl on Thursday October 9 1985 starting 4 00 PM. Items include cattle sow with pigs dairy fixtures milk cans milking gear plows harness wagon and farm tools all under credit terms six months with security and clerk settlement at sale. Auctioneers Roy Merine William Darner clerk Brice Murdoch public sale notice from New Market Grange Huckstering Rights 410-23- w10-27.
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