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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News announces daily publication with Associated Press content and policy on bylines and signatures. It invites free notices only in writing and mailed submissions to the office and notes postal registration at Frederick, Maryland as second class matter.
The article lauds John W. Weeks for his efforts to convert the army to a peacetime footing and reduce expenses, noting health strain from relentless labor. It credits Weeks with aiding the Wilson administration on the Federal Reserve Act and urges public appreciation for his service. It then profiles Dwight F. Davis, new Secretary of War and former tennis doubles champion, suggesting athletic success can translate to professional achievement with continued discipline.
N. A. Lufburrow argues that beyond hearing sight touch taste and smell a sixth sense horse sense is essential for wise living and success. He asserts this practical discernment helps tell right from wrong and keeps one thriving in daily matters.
The Myrkle Harder Company presents Her Lover at the Opera House with usual prelim reels. Charles Ray stars at the Empire in Percy, a big comedy feature touring to other cities. Maryland screens The Hottentot with Douglass McLean and Madge Bellamy, plus a two reel comedy.
The article notes October 27 as Navy Day with Governor Ritchie declaring next Tucson as Nats Day and designating appropriate exercises to honor Navy services in war and as a mercy instrument in peace. The piece mixes religious reflections and holiday greetings with the proclamation and planned observances.
The Inquiring Reporter asks residents which Fair faction they favor. John Sngok cites grandstand favorites, Jack Emmer t praises the Crazy Ford display, Wilbur Simpson highlights crowds, Virginia Miller values exhibits, Evelyn Greene praises the people despite strangers.
A digest of notable birthdays deaths and events dated today including Elizabeth Pepys born 1640 and Thomas L Crittenden who died in 1862. It notes Arbor Day observances in Illinois and efforts to repeal the federal inheritance tax along with early milestones in telegraph linking New York and San Francisco.
A fragmented line appears to critique sensationalism and the risk to innocent bystanders, suggesting a warning about preying on or exploiting people during sensational events. The text hints at frustration with perpetual promises and the ease of harming casual observers.
Dr Hugh and Cumming advise keeping infants bare feet to prevent deformities from tight stockings. They urge early manipulation by surgeons for congenital issues and recommend soft roomy shoes with no heels, plus toe exercises and regular foot baths for workers.
The News notes J K Robinson Jr buys George R Dennis farm at Harmony Grove and plans moving. A Middletown Frederick electric train accident east of Fulmers Station injures passengers after striking a cow. Market street paving and bricklaying wrap up today. Market offerings include potatoes pears apples with beans and corn noted. Household goods and farm produce priced with local sellers and vendors listed.
A witty column notes a girl seeking divorce faces social odds and court scrutiny. The humorous voice suggests beauty influences access to legal relief and public perception in the era.
A city ordinance repeals and re enacts fire safety traffic rules governing street cars vehicles and fire apparatus near alarms. Drivers must keep to the right curb and stay 300 feet from emergency vehicles. Violations incur fines up to fifty dollars with possible jail time.
A farm sale near Frederick on October 29 1925 lists three Golgo horses ten dairy cows one Holstein bull and a herd of pigs plus farm implements including mowers plows wagons and harnesses Also offered Ford milk truck dairy fixtures and power machinery Terms require six months credit with notes secured and settlement at the clerk’s office on sale day The sale is conducted by auctioneer William Darner with Bruce Murdoch as clerk
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