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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News an independent daily notes publication norms and policy requirements. It states real names must accompany letters and opinions for publication and that advertising notices must be written and mailed to the office, not left by phone.
The article commemorates Navy Day on October 27 and honors Theodor Roosevelt for modernizing the navy. It recalls naval roles in the War of 1812 Civil War Spanish American War and World War I, noting the navy's vital contribution to independence, blockade, and submarine warfare. It urges continued high naval efficiency and recruitment of educated young men.
A late column extols saving as the path to wealth and stability. It argues regular saving beats reckless spending and that prosperity comes from disciplined money management, not wage or rank.
Inquiries from residents yield varied replies on chestnut growth in Frederick County. R. E. Grave reports a cultivated large variety, while others including O. A. King and Mrs. J. E. Summers say none are grown here. Some chestnuts sold in Frederick come from Virginia according to Newton Trundle.
Dates of births and deaths by notable figures from Dabney Carr to Jackie Coogan. Events include Erie Canal centennial progress and City Hall opening anniversary. Also notes on Pharmacy Week observance and municipal improvements convention in Des Moines.
A devotional snippet cites Psalm 121 5 praising the Lord as keeper and shade. It adds a brief prayer and a quip about choosing brunettes. It ends with a curious claim that four cakes and over thirty thousand bees relate to a hive.
Dr Hugh Cumming urges adults to walk more as rapid transport rises and driving short distances reduces leg use. He cites benefits of walking for exercise and health, notes its recreational value, and recommends gradual distance increases and regular daily walks for most people.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick local items note Miss Here Frame received a reserved seat ticket and a book copy after noon on Market Street. Gerson Rosenoer presented tickets at Hull and Reich storefront. Dr George Johnson, prominent Frederick physician and longtime church vestryman, died October 23 at his son’s residence.
A detailed Monday schedule lists Navy Day programs and varied broadcasts across stations from KDKA Pittsburgh to WEAF New York, including orchestras, lectures, and children's programs. It notes time blocks and that station schedules may change at management discretion.
An article extols walking after meals or in the morning for fitness and better sleep. It then praises Professor Smith, the long serving musician at the Reformed church, noting his roles as organist composer pianist and poet and expressing gratitude for his four decades of service. A small lost watch notice follows.
Public sale by power of attorney set for October 30 1926 at 11 a m at the Court House door Frederick Maryland two parcels of real estate briefly described as Lots 426 and 487 on South Market Street with front on Market Street and rear alley, payment terms half cash and half six months with note and security, possession at sale. Also public sale of livestock and farming implements on November 5 1925 at 11 a m between Walkersville and Woodsboro including 30 cattle 15 milch cows, 2 horses 4-year-old colt team wagon harness plows spreader and gear, terms six months credit on sums over 1000 with security, cash under 10.00, sale conducted by auctioneers and clerks.
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