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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland outlines policy on news dispatch attribution and letters. It states real names required for opinions and notices and requests submissions with clear authority, and notes free notices must be written and mailed to the office.
Editorial argues the government should gain power to end the anthracite coal strike in Pennsylvania. It warns of widespread economic harm across states and urges legislation to prevent any party from withholding coal, a vital household necessity.
Readers weigh contest and tournament methods for selecting beauty queens. Opinions favor both approaches. one reader champions contests for spectacle, another prefers tournaments for showcasing real character, with broader notes on public bios and local pride.
A satirical piece by W. A. Lupburrow laments rising obesity and mocks aviation safety claims, arguing that excess weight threatens both sexes. The exaggerated tone contrasts fashionably charm with health risks, urging alarm at fatness while poking fun at public discourse.
Letter to The News argues extending Jefferson Boulevard from Dean's station to connect with the Jefferson road will boost county revenue via housing growth, while a Jefferson to Middletown link yields no extra revenue. The writer urges petitioning the State Roads Commission to complete it by spring 1926 for July traffic.
The piece blends a Psalm quote about awakening in righteousness with a prayer for pure hearts. It mentions AI Jennings, once a notorious bandit, later a preacher and lecturer, now involved in mining in Meico.
The speaker recalls how readers bought select envelopes of photos on trains and promised not to look until home. The note mentions slipping sensational content and references a dated scene tied to newspaper circulation and gossip.
The article urges proper walking with feet straight ahead and heels apart to prevent flat feet. It warns against toeing out or in and recommends orthopedic guidance, braces, and casts when needed. Emphasizes early detection in youths and warns against relying on shoemakers for treatment.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the W C T A Sewing School directed by Miss Ada L Rhodes presented Flora's Festival a cantata with a cast including Queen Mary Snyder and maid of honor Eloise Gilbert. Old Defenders Day exercises were held at Francis Scott Key grave with prayers by Jesse Michael and a Star Spangled Banner suite performed under Rev Andrew Wood.
A compiled schedule lists programs across stations from WEAF New York to KOA Denver and beyond for Monday September 14. Highlights include Walter Leary baritone at the Waldorf Astoria, various orchestras and studio concerts, baseball scores, weather, markets, and talk segments. silent stations noted after.
The text explains arch supports may cure flat feet or imply lifelong use. Prevention relies on muscle and tendon exercise through walking and running, especially for children. Rough ground walking during childhood is emphasized as beneficial. Civilization’s flat pavements and sidewalks are cited as a cause of flat foot.
Today in history lists multiple figures and events from 1769 to recent times, noting births, deaths, and notable occurrences. It includes Thomas C. Mannias, the Duke of Wellington, Commodore Perry, and Theodore Roosevelt, among others, plus mentions of anniversaries and upcoming events in various places.
A brief note says telephone operators often clip in good praise or "pilue" for themselves, suggesting a light look at workplace routines and self-promotion.
By virtue of a mortgage dated October 1 1924 and recorded in Frederick County Maryland the trustee will offer at public sale on September 29 1925 at 11 o clock at the Frederick County Court House door the two story brick dwelling at 203 West South Street Frederick City Maryland known from the deed as the property between Paul C Waltz and Lindsay Stunkle with six rooms bath pantry steam heat and electric fixtures deposit 599 and cash due at sale terms are cash on ratification purchaser pays all conveyancing costs and stamps conveyance at purchaser expense auctioneers and solicitor named.
By virtue of ten writs of fieri facias from the Maryland circuit court I have levied on lands in Jackson District near Harmony Frederick County the Summers property. The sale includes two parcels: a 1 acre 118 perches tract with improvements and a second tract of 24.5 acres timber land. Sale Wednesday October 7 1925 at 10 am on the premises. Terms cash. Ingomar Walbaugh Sheriff. Also public sale of two new bungalows and adjacent lots at 10th Street Motter Avenue corner with 88 by 134 and two cars Studebaker and Oldsmobile.
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