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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News Frederick Maryland announces publication standards and policy for news dispatches and opinions. It requires authors to provide real names or consent for publication and states free notices and advertisements must be written and mailed to the office rather than sent by phone.
The column surveys a New York welfare discussion defining hobos as traveling workers while tramps and bums are labeled shirkers. It argues moral standards for travelers and notes social risks of wandering and refusing rides.
A reflective piece by N. A. Lufburrow on October arrival and seasonal change. It notes fading summer blooms, falling leaves, and the start of fall chores like raking. Mentions of pests and garden upkeep hint at garden care in warm weather. Also a stray tip on storing onions to prevent mould.
The Inquiring Reporter asks five individuals across professions and cities if the average person eats too much meat. Answers vary from tentative agreement to strong yes, with remarks from a nurse, a doctor, and several residents noting personal or general excess.
A compiled list noting anniversaries and today’s notable births and events. Highlights include Jena 1806 victory paving Napoleon’s advance, Victoria's engagement 1839, Fremont’s 1818 expedition, Dismal Swamp Canal opening 1800, Hague Tribunal decision 1902, and various birthdays and events such as the Mikado and Russia treaty 20 years ago and notable academic inaugurations. The piece blends royal, political, and technological milestones with civic observances and institutional anniversaries.
A devotional note cites Romans 14 17 on the kingdom of God and contrasts meat and drink with righteousness peace and joy through the Holy Ghost. A prayer fragment contemplates spiritual sustenance beyond bread and references Roman chariots with taximeters.
The readable text presents a fragment discussing gender and anatomy in a casual, biased tone. No clear events, names, or organizations are identifiable to form a factual news item or summary.
Surgeon General Dr. Hugh 8. Cumming warns cereals and desserts offer convenience but not money value. Overcooking and overconcentrated health preparations mislead. cereals digest with saliva malt and dextrose. bake macaroni thoroughly. cakes pies and doughnuts are high calorie and should be eaten in moderation.
The Ten Commandments draws good crowds at all Tuesday screenings and returns for another show today at the Opera House. The modern version of the biblical tale features Empire, Claire Windsor and Bert Lytell in a strong supporting cast. A Son Of The Sahara with Empire opens in May, followed by comedy and news reels. Maryland Perils Of Yaris with Pearl ee
Twenty years ago in Frederick the Square Deal League members were treated to a banquet by Frank L. Knore and associates. About 23 people attended as Major Eloy Golishoreush sought Governor Warfield’s support on a Confederate Army pension claim of 200. Governor Warfield pledged cooperation to secure payment. A three year old buggy accident occurred on South Market Street. George William Smith advances two cottages on Schley Avenue Braddock Heights and Seacrist plans a 28 room boarding house nearby.
The Gingham Girl musical comedy by Dan Kusell debuts with Neville Freeson lyrics Albert Von Tilzer music. Starry cast including Mary Tracer Teddy Hart Lee Bright and June Dar perform with a youthful chorus. Seats on sale now for Friday's Maryland Opera House show.
An old advertisement endorses a patent remedy for stomach and intestinal ailments including catarrhal mucus and inflammation. The copy asserts one dose cures many conditions and promotes the product as a simple harmless preparation. The tone mimics period newspaper style with exaggerated health claims.
J Quinn Florence of Thurmont has sold his business and supplies to H XN Speak. Speak will continue the barber shop and bowling alleys at the same location.
Trustees announce public sale of 5 acre Monrovia area property and two South Market street parcels in Frederick with 5 room dwelling and two brick houses. Sale dates October 31 1925 and November 6 1925. terms include cash deposit, notes with security, and six month balance. Auctioneers John & Dutrow.
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