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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1925
Page
4
This Fredericktown paper outlines its publication terms. The Daily News states it is an independent daily except Sundays, that AP news is used with exclusive rights, and writers must sign real names with submissions. It discourages free advertising notes by mail.
A reflective column notes the approach of autumn from September’s edge, comparing fading summer to middle life. It describes crisper air, subdued scenery, and lingering vitality as October’s splendor nears, with cool evenings, bracing mornings, and continued love of life outdoors.
A lyric poem extols the joy of a baby’s smile. The speaker imagines walking a mile just to see the baby smile, praising the happiness and charm it brings to any day with glowing, trusting innocence.
Benjamin W. Saxton of Nagers Town formerly of Westminster has purchased the property of Charles H. Spangler along the Leitershure pike near Hagerstown for 11000 dollars. The home sits at the Leitersburg pike and Countryin road corner. You saw it in the News.
Today's question asks who will win the World Series between Pittsburgh and Washington. Responses favor both sides with critics predicting Pittsburgh or Washington, showing mixed sentiment and no consensus.
A compiled list of anniversaries and events. Notable birthdays include Michael Faraday born 1791 and Prince Albert named captain general in 1843. Also notes cholera in St Louis 1932, U-9 action 1914, and various officials and public events.
Long Better Elmer Long was badly burned about the head face and arms by a gas explosion in the cellar at the home of Leo Tiurris on West Fifth Street Saturday afternoon. He is reported to be improving at the hospital Monday night and his wife says he did not light a match or smoke. The blast may have occurred when he turned on an electric light switch.
The speaker Luther Kile discusses practical matters and weather as a backdrop for entering civilian life. He hopes to pick up a good second hand guitar to aid his transition and adjust to daily routines.
Dr Hugh Cumming outlines four methods to prevent malaria. Eliminate Anopheles mosquitoes by destroying outdoor shelter and breeding sites, drain or oil pools, and use minnows to eat larvae. Keep healthy people free from bites with screened houses and mosquito nets, and treat infected individuals to prevent transmission. Quinine in small, seasonal doses offers protection.
Twenty years ago Frederick items note Baltimore investor R H Pollock and Charles Stewart Lee visiting for a new hotel project. Samuel T Thomas declined a House nomination. county committee to fill vacancy. Buck engine arrival for Ox Fahre brush works weighed 7? pounds and 200 horsepower. Frederick pair Jol lite and Smith win doubles title 26 6 2 6 4 64 at Brunswick tournament.
A compiled listing of afternoon and evening radio programs across multiple stations. Includes WEAF WEAF and Hook Up Eveready and various studio performances, concerts, sports, and lectures with times, venues, and featured acts listed by city and station.
Several notices warn creditors and debtors in Frederick County Maryland of estates of Charles A Collins John P Hickman John M Hartman and Ella V Houck. Executrices and executors set claim deadlines of April 17 1926 and require sworn vouchers. An order nisi on sales ratifies a ground rents sale amounting to 42016.82.
Quinine is best taken after meals in undivided doses. Taken during war, it does not injure users. many traditions show long use without harm. Initially some discomfort may occur but often fades with continued use. Children may receive smaller doses as a preventive, about half or less of adult amounts. Even with prevention, parasites can remain in the blood and relapses can occur, lasting season to season with interludes of apparent health.
State trooper OMerr Spiech briefly shifted territory on Monday after two motorists in New Windsor paid fines. Carroll town residents John W. Al haush and Unionville driver faced fines for improper retirement and lack of a valid registration card, with amounts noted as one and eleven shillings.
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