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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News outlines its independent stance and AP affiliation, declaring exclusive use of Associated Press dispatches not credited elsewhere. It bans anonymous opinions and requires real names for letters, with free notices to be mailed to the office and not taken by telephone.
Inquiries ask several locals about holiday shopping. Mrs Grayson Re Bowers says she has not started due to busyness. Margaret Wallace from Hood College and Mildred Thomas from Warmony Grove report varying progress. Ruth Smith near Frederick has half gifts bought. Thelma Resser from the city has not yet thought about it.
A compact list of historical anniversaries and notable birthdays. Highlights include the Fed eralist appearance in 1787, Gen John Coburn born 1825 in Indianapolis, Theodore Roosevelt born 1858 in New York City, and the 1919 death in Oyster Bay. Events note the Canadian campaign final lap and the 9th annual American County Life Conference in Richmond Virginia. Navy Day marks defense observance aligned with Roosevelt’s birth anniversary.
A reader notes the instructional line about earned versus unearned income and critiques the tax law as unfair for workers while noting public support for higher taxes on unearned income. The column mixes economic argument with a string of humorous society items and trivial facts about Russia and the sun.
A call to residents to support and boost the town rather than hinder it. The piece argues boosting brings benefits to dwellers and emphasizes collective effort and positive civic spirit.
Norma Talmatice appears at the Opera House today in The Only Woman with a repeat audience from Monday expected. A usual show reel precedes the feature. Empire offers Excuse Me starring Conrad Narel and Eleanor Boardman with a short comedy and news reel. Maryland presents Courage with Frankly Farum plus a comedy and news reel.
A compact religious note urges loyalty to the Lord with biblical lines from Chronicles and a prayer on seeking God while near. It includes a humor snippet about a landlady and an inventor who keeps inventing reasons to delay rent.
A fragment notes a window dresser who alters price tags to unreadable levels and mentions a hotel being sirgibbed. The line appears from a copyrighted National Newspaper Service snippet with unclear details.
The Contemporary Club details a season of lectures and readings featuring poets such as Byron Shelley Keats Swinburne and Kipling. Meetings run from November through June at various members residences with papers and readings by named members and guests.
Frederick Orchestra Club, led by Mrs Maud Waters Dittmar, presents a concert Wednesday at 8 15 pm in the Evangelical Reform church parlors to benefit the church choir with light refreshments to follow. The program features Schubert Jessel Ketel Herbert Wagner Fresco Sullivan Suppe and Austn Rhods among others. A large crowd is expected for the year’s first concert with another vesper event planned for November 22.
An Oct 27 1905 Frederick item reports the Fortnightly Club meeting in Kemp Hall with Joseph D. Baker as chair. Officers named include President William P. Maisbury, Vice Presidents Miss Bertha Trail and others. executive committee selections listed. A Ruland Cannery employee suffered scalding from hot water and was treated by Dr. Barck and Dr. Gondell. Chippewa Tribe No. 1 10 R M received an official by Great Chief of Records Dr. Liteson and notable visitors from Brunswick Wilmington and Brunswick were noted.
Compiled daily program guide lists hundreds of radio stations across North America with hour by hour concerts lectures and Navy Day programs. Entries include WEAF WNBC WJZ WABC and affiliates from Toronto to Los Angeles detailing orchestra sets, dairy markets, and special broadcasts.
The Senior hockey team defeated the Freshmen 3 to 2 in a post Saturday game at Hood athletic field. Kerr scored twice and Stapp once for the Seniors. Hattenstein and Quing tallied for the Freshmen. Lineup included Tatem Cadwallader Kerr Stapp and others. Also notices on job ads and a 1925 bankruptcy meeting for Chester I Cooper with meeting set for Frederick City.
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