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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland announces its publication details, advertising policy, and submission rules. It states only real-name contributions will be published and free notices of advertising must be mailed to the office. telephoned notices are not accepted.
Saturday September 6 1025 editorial discusses thrift as a virtue tied to industry prudence and self denial. It warns against covetousness and links true thrift to better homes, education, citizenship and the well being of families while noting the value of practical, useful labor during vacations.
The piece opens with a parable labeled Life likened to baseball, describing a batter facing a pitch as opportunity and risk, then shifts to a local real estate sale noting Charles McC Mathias selling a West College Terrace building fronting College Park to H. Lavier Michael. The Arctic fact states about 20,000 fig mos in the region.
The Inquiring Reporter asks residents if water motors should be installed in private residences. Responses from Emory B Shipley Samuel Brown A E Fisher S F Harris Karl Jacobson favor the idea while others oppose it citing fairness and impact on the water problem.
Dr H B Cumming, Surgeon General, United States Public Health Service, explains how tubercle bacillus spreads through sputum and contaminated objects. He urges cleaning floors with soap and water, boiling bed clothing, and using waterproof sputum cups to prevent infection, especially for young children.
The author emphasizes respect for the cup bearer as a citizen and law abiding individual. The piece argues tuberculosis prevention is central to anti tuberculosis work and highlights health talks for school children, healthy living, and annual medical exams to detect early cases. It stresses protecting young children from infection as the key preventive factor.
Mary Jane recounts a birthday celebration with grateful friends and town memories. The column recalls Elks parade, Mountaindale picnic, band concerts, wedding bells, a school year start, and longtime Frederick landmarks, closing with a playful musing on birthdays. The piece blends personal reminiscence with community events and local business memories.
On this date keys to history include Meyerbeer born 1791 in Berlin died 1864 Paris. 1802 first anthracite coal burned in Philadelphia. 1837 Count Barowieski dies at 98. 1869 Jonathan Worth NC governor dies in Raleigh. 1815 Texas constitutional convention begins in Austin. 1894 Debs trial begins in Chicago. 1906 British Labour favor eight hour day. 1928 Prince of Wales sails to Canada. One year ago aviators landed in Casco Bay. Today’s birthdays include Rt Rev Chauncey B Brewster and others. Today events note aviators’ Merpoint visit, Paris-San Francisco link, and several congresses and reunions. Dawes to speak in Seattle. Russian Academy centenary in Leningrad. California Diamond Jubilee ball opens San Francisco.
Widespread concern follows the Shenandoah disaster as relatives and friends, including Margaret and Lillian Watermehle visiting Mrs. Joseph Gramer in Clifton, await news of missing flyer John D. Lawrence of Beechwood New Jersey. Lawrence, who took part in the Gordon Bennett balloon race in Belgium two years ago, is presumed lost with the dirigible.
A fragmentary OCR reads like a partial scrawl about wartime coinage and prices, mentioning Tin, U2, nickels and dimes, with stray names and garbled phrasing, hinting at a historical note or cartoon caption. The readable bits suggest economic or wartime references without a clear event or date.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a horse drawn wagon collision near the Maryland School for the Deaf injures Mrs Dutrow and damages the wagon while an onlooker’s horseman caused the crash. The Frederick County Agriculture Society announces four act lineups for the coming fair. James E. Ingram Jr confirms a new Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway line should start within 34 days.
Parker D. Stull executor announces public sale of the Daniel Z Stull property at 268 Dill Avenue Frederick City Md. on September 9 1025 at 11 a m. The two story frame dwelling includes eight rooms bath steam heat and electric fixtures with garage. fronting 40 feet and backing 239 to 241 feet. Sale terms require one third cash at sale or ratification and balance in two equal payments with notes and sureties, deposit of 500, possession October 1 1925.
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