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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
4
A early 20th century note from The Daily News Frederich Maryland outlines ownership by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company and Associated Press copyright, notices on submissions, authorship consent, and mail submission rules for notices and advertising.
City officials concede low pressure stems from defective air valves on the pipe line rather than water shortage. They urge better vigilance and spare air valves to prevent impairment of service while acknowledging unusual conditions and noting the system is city-owned. The piece also discusses courtesy in business and public life, contrasting American manners with European critiques.
The Inquiring Reporter asks readers if they have attended a world series. Emory Shipley says yes, George Keane says no, Kermit Girdner notes many attendances, F R Myers expects to go Saturday, G Mateny says no.
Letters mailed hourly over five days will reach California Florida Maine and New York asking recipients if America is the most important land, whether European attacks are justified, and to enroll to promote the phrase Thank You. The first enrollment may earn a token of appreciation from the league headquarters in New York City.
Today marks notable events and births from 1874 to 1915 across the United States and Europe. Included are political milestones, veteran commemorations in Raleigh, a Shennandoah airship note, and birthdays of Elbert M. Gary Edward Albee Finley Shepard Coleman Blease and Frank Bodie as well as ongoing celebrations in Point Pleasant and Chicago.
Dr. Hugh B. Cumming explains bread's role in diet, noting wheat products form about one fifth of American food and carry a third of protein and two-fifths of starch. He discusses yeast fermentation, baking, chewing, and compares fresh bread, toast, graham flour, cornmeal, and crackers for digestion and nutritional value.
A devotional note cites Matthew 7 12 urging acts toward others as a reflection of right living. The piece calls for seeking to do right by God and by neighbors, linking moral behavior to religious duty. It ends with a remark about the Athos peninsula where Greek monks ban women from the area.
A report notes Arabs request a formal halt or review of Jewish immigration to Palestine, urging authorities to examine the policy amid rising settlement tensions and regional political questions.
Twenty years ago Frederick featured the formal opening of the Casper El Cline store with music and souvenirs for visitors. An Adamstown High vs Buckingham baseball game ended 15 to 7 in Buckingham’s favor. The United Fire Company annual ball was planned for Fair week with a named committee. The Clover Leaf Literary Society met with a varied program and a debate judged 2 to 1 in favor of the affirmative.
Thursday broadcasting lists show World Series games from Pittsburg to Washington aired by numerous stations. schedules include game times, dinner concerts, children's programs, and orchestral features across many cities and networks with Eastern Standard Time.
LUPS STUFF NEEDFUL NOTICES urges pedestrians to cross discreetly and guard against fast autos. The item warns that jay walking risks injury and stresses looking before starting to cross streets amidst mention of a farm sale announced by Theodore H. Alexander for Charles W May and private transfers to Frederick.
A witty exchange recounts borehams visiting Fou 80 often to tea. The hosts claim no words were spoken yet sponge cake was served at every visit, signaling they took the hint at last.
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