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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland outlines letters policy and submission rules, requiring real names for opinions and a physical address for notices. It notes Associated Press rights and the post office mailing details.
A 1926 item discusses Mechanics and Metals Bank estimates of peak U S production capacity and potential overproduction. It contrasts supply with demand and hints at unemployment, while a humorous essay extols corn on the cob and edible decadence in a florid, Yeats inspired style.
A thirsty crow finds a low water level in a pitcher. He drops pebbles into the vessel, raising the water until he can drink. The tale carries the moral that necessity is the mother of invention.
The Mt Pleasant Woman's Club held its meeting at Miss Elizabeth Sheetenhelm’s home on Monday September 7 with 18 members and five visitors present. Refreshments honored Elizabeth R Thompson's return from a trip west. Miss Thompson presented an interesting task describing her trip.
The Inquiring Reporter asks residents about a proposed nonstop flight from San Francisco to Honolulu. Responses from several locals are mixed but largely supportive, noting development and safety considerations for the long journey.
A condensed list of historical anniversaries and events with multiple dates and places. Notable items include John Alden’s death at Duxbury, Richard Derby’s birth, Jefferson Davis’ 1846 action, Kane’s Greenland expedition, the 1869 Prohibition Party, and the 1928 Prince of Wales visit. Also mentions birthdays of notable figures, centenaries in Concord Massachusetts, Radio Week, and a Sioux City Klan event. Includes Jupiter moons discovered by telescope.
A snippet shows Mrs Lafe Bed and her husband entering the Little Gem cafe. The dialogue touches on hope, fashion, swimming, and stenography as they discuss pronouncing words and marking desires.
Dr Hugh 8 Cumming urges citizens to support and enforce health laws, prevent disease through hygiene, and keep households free of contagion. He stresses personal responsibility, reporting illnesses, and cooperation with health departments to protect community health.
The State Industrial Accident Commission awarded Charles F. Cook of this city seven months disability at $18 weekly against New Amsterdam Casualty Company. Cook suffered a broken leg while Market street was being paved by an out of town contractor. Reno S. Harp served as Cook’s attorney.
Highlights from The News column dated September 12 1905 include the Outing Club trip to Hagerstown led by Mrs C P Bennett and Miss Sabina Beckley with Old Defenders Day honors and toy pistol favors. Also 95 percent of Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway stock turned in amid a stock sale. The Square Deal League of Frederick County formed at 12 West Patrick Street with Jeno S Harp presiding. officers elected C C Agshrrman Frederick as president Vernon T Smith Lewis town and W B Catshall Woods IT secretary Claggett E Ramsburg and FlooC Haush. The Lewistown picnic committee listed with Peter N Hammaker Charles C Martz Vernon A Smith William L Miller Thomas Albaush William Grimes Reno Warp and Roy Hauker.
A compiled list of Saturday and Sunday radio schedules includes Vincent Lopes Orchestra in New York, Uncle Kaybes and John Thoring performances, and various stations from Buffalo to Chicago. The document notes a property sale at 411 East Seventh Street and a home possession date for new owners.
A fragmented page shows radio program listings for multiple stations across cities including Worcester Cleveland Chicago and Denver, with schedules and church services. The section also carries two executors notices from Frederick County Maryland listing Edith Utz Thomas and Sarah K Fleming estates with claim deadlines in 1926 and 1875 respectively.
A collection of notices details public sales by Kaufman Motor Co Inc on East Patrick Street on September 13 for a Studebaker and Oldsmobile plus a separate real estate sale September 16 at 10 a.m. at the corner of 10th Street and Motter Avenue with a six room bungalow and adjacent lots. Also listed are a mortgagee public sale September 29 at 11 a.m. for a No 202 West South Street dwelling with six rooms, and ancillary personal property auctions at 122 Court Street on September 24 with many items.
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