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Independent daily newspaper in Fredrick, Maryland prints Associated Press news and local notices. Readers must provide real names for letters or opinions and submit free notices by mail for publication.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1925
Page
4
Independent daily newspaper in Fredrick, Maryland prints Associated Press news and local notices. Readers must provide real names for letters or opinions and submit free notices by mail for publication.
The News opposes printing local income tax returns, arguing they waste public time and invade privacy. It notes Coolidge favors repeal and cites no proven benefit from disclosure while urging restraint and respect for private finances.
The Inquiring Reporter asks locals to name the most popular movie actors. Harold Lloyd and Nora Shearer receive one vote, with other favorites including Gloria Swanson Jackie Coogan Douglas Fairbanks Monte Blue Alice Terry.
A retrospective list covers Humphrey Gilbert and Edmund Pendleton, Victor I Lawson and other figures, plus events like California statehood anniversaries and Zeppelin wreck losses. Birthdays include Charles Locke and James Kirkland. Notable events cite Geneva wireless expo, Atlantic Highway opening, Gettysburg memorial dedication, and Baptist Convention growth in 500 churches.
Surgeon General Dr Hugh Cumming warns parents that child health determines school success. He urges pre term medical exams, vision and hearing checks, dental care, and adenoids or tonsil issues addressed by physicians to prevent learning delays and future deficiency. He notes vision problems cause retardation and that untreated conditions follow into adulthood. He contrasts inaction with routine medical inspection at school entry.
Twenty years ago Frederick reports General L Victor Baughman confined to his home due to a severe cold and bronchial trouble causing him to cancel entitlements. A four horse team collided with Joseph Thomas of Carroll’s Mator wagon at Market and South streets. East Patrick Street concreting progresses, foreman Mr. McCadden says force will double soon to begin brick laying mid next week with multiple crews planned.
A compendium of evening programming featuring WEAF New York Waldorf Astoria orchestras and multiple city stations. Listings cover concerts, orchestras, sports reports, weather, police updates, dance programs, and special broadcasts across WEAF WEAO WOO-WM stations with precise times and venues.
Maryland Tuberculosis Assn Clinic to be held at Frederick Court House at 10.50 am on Monday September 21. Persons with cough fever weight loss hoarseness or chest discomfort should consult their physician to obtain permission to attend the clinic. Ad in The News.
A religious short item presents verse style reflections on divine guidance and instruction. It references Psalm 32 and a prayer invoking the Spirit of the living God, emphasizing trust in spiritual direction.
A reflective note urging guidance to resist self will and stay teachable. It asks for steady direction, humility, and openness to follow a righteous path. The speaker seeks clarity, strength, and discernment to walk rightly.
The Woodsboro Saving Bank reports resources of 1 111 069 67 with loans and discounts 381 616 33 and securities 487 895 00. It lists bank property 7 600 00 and mortgages of record 29 476 12 plus cash items 5 000 00 and reserves 10 000 00, with total liabilities and capital 1 348 748 82. The statement is sworn by cashier M J Albaugh on September 6 1925 before Notary Melvin J Anders.
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