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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
10
A lighthearted note recalls the New Zealander tea habit and train delays caused by rushing to sip tea. A conductor hurries passengers as an engineer’s tea pause delays the trip, then the journey resumes with relief and humor.
The note records a quip voiced in London about fashion wit. The speaker praises Gerald’s topping tie and expresses a desire for a dress made from that fabric.
Washington reports a military court martial convened near the Capitol to hear eight counts against Col William Mitchell for alleged violations of the Articles of War. Three members were excused by the defense and two by court decision, amid clashes over bias and aviation views influencing proceedings. Major General Charles P. Summerall sought to excuse himself, aiding Mitchell’s defense strategy as Bowley and Sladen faced challenges regarding impartiality and disciplinary roles.
An eastern critic and renowned sports writer once famed as a football expert misjudged ten top games for a Saturday. He correctly picked only three, with notable upsets including Yale over Penn and Notre Dame over Army, while others defied his forecasts.
Automatic seating of Major General Robert Gilfonze in the president’s chair is noted. The forenoon session saw no action on the challenge to the court and little was accomplished. Reid read Colonel Mitchell’s San Antonio statement into the record.
Original manuscript of Benjamin Piantini's autobiography owned by Henry Slantington of Los Angeles in New York. For compelling attention, no book rivals the pocket Hoole.
Feagaville reports religious services at Reformed church Sunday 7 30 morning and St Luke's Lutheran Sunday 2 30 with Sunday school at 1 30. W C T U rally in Lutheran church Thursday 7 30 to mark its 12th anniversary. Ballenges Woman's Club brings in landscape gardener Mr Dallard for benefit talk Monday evening. Mrs Willis E Derr ill at home. Earl Ramsburg family visited Mrs Ramsburg’s parents in Yellow Springs. Mrs Witham Gross and Mrs Fred continue local news items.
Jacobs and Mrs Hairy Castle spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Maggie Routvahn near Frederick, sharing a quiet afternoon together.
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