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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News announces editorial rules and submission guidelines for letters opinions and communications. Writers must provide real names and consent to publication and messages sent by mail or office delivery only.
A resident notes moving back to a former town where neighbors called often, while current neighbors are less social. The piece argues social climate affects growth, and that bonding now arises through shared activities rather than casual calls or siting in parlors.
A humorous dental essay by X. A. Lufburrow lampoons common failings with teeth. The piece imagines the dentist’s “glory” grinding, buzzing, and digging, highlighting fillings, cavities, and the fear of dental work in a playful, arch voice.
The exchange features Clint Cole debating aircraft contractor matters with a back and forth joke about a doctor and a man with the mumps. The doctor resists a free prescription while the man with the mumps jokingly asks what to do. The male honeybee remark closes the comic moment.
An Inquiring Reporter asks residents at Mitchell Field about riding five miles per minute after Lieutenant T J Williamson set an unofficial speed record. Reactions vary from shock to preference for slower travel and staying grounded.
A collage of anniversaries notes Frederick JM born Innsbruck and other rulers, martyrs, and explorers with deaths and birthplaces, plus notable events today such as Odd Fellows meeting in Portland, a Brussels pharmacology conference, Made in Carolinas Exposition in Charlotte, druggist convention in Memphis, and a 300 mile endurance ride from Colorado Springs.
A devotional excerpt features a Bible verse from John 14 3 and a prayer asking for strengthened faith. It emphasizes trust in God and Jesus as preparation of a place in the Father’s house, with a closing plea for divine care.
Dr Hugh and Cumming promote personal health inventories akin to business stock checks. Regular annual physicals aid early disease detection, guide employment suitability, and reduce accidents. Emphasizes illnesses like tuberculosis cancer and heart disease begin quietly and the need to compare body care to automobile maintenance. A birthday party note follows.
The News notes items from September 21 1995 including B H Coryell of the Corre Construction Company visiting Tamaqua Pa Foreman McCadden aiming to finish a block on East Patrick Street in a day or two Midshipman Calvin Pare son of Mr and Mrs Dudley Tags of Frederick has been named an officer in the United States Naval Academy Annapolis A carload of curb is arriving on North Market Street delayed by a car being sidetracked at Brunswick A five foot rafflesnake entered Harry Littles summer kitchen on Baas Street startling the family and was killed by Lewis F Barer and Charles Barrass
Radio listings from WEAF WTAM and others show a full night of musical programs talks and sports briefings across stations in New York Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago and more. Highlights include Gipsy Orchestra performances by Duncan Sisters and Cameron Finleie and various educational and weather segments plus sports scores and baseball updates.
Grace Reformed Church began its fall schedule with morning and evening sermons by Rev. Chalmers W. Walck and an earlier service message on Doing Good. Mrs Amy Kamp Dixon sang Am Thy God. Attendance at Sunday School rose as vacation ends. Promotion Day is set for Sept 27 and Fan Rally Day for Oct 4. Deputy delegates to the Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union are planned for Sept 22. Next Sunday Natwest Home Service to be observed. The article notes a frame house in Tortifund Oregon and Maine origin, and mentions London Morning Post paper.
Public notice of a mortgage sale in Frederick City Maryland. Trustee Jacob Rohrback will sell No 203 West South Street a two story brick dwelling with six rooms on September 25 1928 at 11 am. Cash payment required with 500 deposit. purchaser bears conveyancing costs. Also notices another 1975 sale of antique furniture near Frederick on September 22 1975 with items listed.
By virtue of ten writs issued by the Circuit Court for Frederick County Maryland during 1924 1925 the Valley Savings Bank of Middletown seizes the rights of J Elmer Summers and Alice G Summers in two parcels in Jackson District Frederick County One tract lies near Harmony containing about 6 1/8 acres with a water right and a 2 story 7 room dwelling and outbuildings The second tract is timber land about 15 acres along the Harmony Hamburg road A sale to be held Wednesday October 7 1926 at 11 o clock am on the premises to the highest bidder for cash conducted by Sheriff Ingomar W Galbaughnd ordered by the court
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