Daily News of Frederick Md Informs About Editorial Policy
The Daily News is Frederick Maryland's daily paper published at the News-Stosr Building under Great Southern Printing. It states policy on letters to the editor and real-name requirement for submissions and warns that paid notices should be mailed to the office. The Associated Press branding is noted for dispatches.
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News-Stosr
Couct Street
Frederick
Great Southscan Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Prtass
Associated Prema Ia
Erein
Boy Scout Movement Receives Community Support in Frederick
Frederick citizens are urged to contribute 4500 dollars to the local Boy Scout movement as 7000 600 members show the program’s impact. The piece praises Scout training for discipline, self reliance, civic service, and better future workers for the community.
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BOY Scout Movement
Frederick
Letters to Editor Plea for Tuberculosis Recovery Public
A reader urges continued support for tuberculosis patients and recovery programs. He cites stigma faced by discharged patients and calls for homes and work opportunities to prevent renewed suffering and marginalization.
Readers Debated Sabbath Observance In Town
The Inquiring Reporter gathers local opinions on Sabbath strictness. Respondents include Charles W. Lough Collage Park Eleanor Abbott Miss Edna Boast and others, with mixed emphases for stronger observance and warnings about increasing secular activity.
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Charles W. Lough
Collage Park
Eleanor Abbott
South Market Street
Queens
CW. Gregghy
North Marknt Street
Edna Boast
East Church
Stull
North Market Street
Tuberculosis patient appeals for public help and mercy
A recovered tubercular patient writes from Elme Ridge Summit urging public support for those released from the Maryland Sanatorium. She praises Dr Victor Cullen and asks communities to provide housing, work opportunities, and sympathy as patients reintegrate. She cites isolation, legal limits, and the need for societal care in their long recovery.
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Frederick County
Franklin County
Culen
Baltimore
Jie
Stair Sanatorium
T. B
The
Nova
Victor Cullen
Maryland
T. HR
Kefauver
Cumming
Grace Ritchie Crum
Elme Ridge Summit
Unclear fragment prompts guessing about General Andrews outfit
Fragmentary OCR notes mention General Andrews and a question about a polka dot shirt. No clear event, date, or location available.
Scarlet Fever: Cure Not Easy Says Dr Cumming
Dr Hugh Cumming of the United States Public Health Service warns scarlet fever is highly contagious and not easily cured. He describes symptoms from fever and sore throat to rash and potential organ involvement, plus guidance on isolation, sterilization, and careful medical supervision to prevent death and complications.
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Hugh 8 Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Frederick Local Notes From September 3 1905
Twenty years ago Frederick items include Edward S Youck buying the Braddock Heitz his Coit house known as Helo Inn, Dr F G Goodell family summer occupant. A boy named Clifford Doll killed a two foot snake in his yard. Harry Oberlander dies sadly after being run over by a moving B&O train at the depot. Knights of Pythias Prestierich visit Valley Bend Haserstown and plan travels to Hagerstown for initiations. Ratlow and Wilson Minstrels perform to a large audience with notable tack and wing dances praised.
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Edward S. Youck
George William Smith
Braddock Heizhis
Helo Inn
F. G. Goodell
Clifford Doll
South Market
Preventive rules for scarlet fever return to school
Preventive measures include six weeks before school return for scarlet fever patients and continued care. Do not resume normal activities if skin peeling or discharges persist. Seek medical treatment as the heart kidneys and ears may be affected. Follow the doctor’s dietary and clothing instructions and maintain care after discharge until full recovery is evident.
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Shun Iras
Tau
Today in History and Anniversaries
Today marks the first day of Autumn. Events include the siege of Savannah in 1779 and a 1908 milestone with Rockford Illinois diocese formation. Births noted: Sir John Bradbury and Thomas Mott Osborne. Atlantic City hosts an International Radio Exposition as Atlanta votes on a $2,000,000 City Hall bond.
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D'Estaing
Savannah
Adam Poe
Massillon
Ohio
Horn
Washington County
Jefferson Davis
Macon
Garibaldi
Alessandria
Francois Achille Bazaine
France
Metz
Madrid
Versailles
Rockford
Illinois
Wilson
Salt Lake City
League of Nations
Washington, D. C
John Bradbury
Thomas Mott Osborne
Auburn
N.Y
Sidney B. Mezes
The
College of the City of New York
Belomont
Calif
Joseph D. Sayers
Texas
Granada
Miss
Winthrop Sargent
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Spiteful Living: A Lesson from N. A. Lufburrow
A compact reflection cautions against spiteful conduct as futile and self-damaging. The speaker argues no one gains from spite, since plotting harm wastes life, and wise conduct avoids such envy or hostility.
Princess Mafalda’s Wedding To Prince Philip At Racconigi Castle
Medieval pomp marks the marriage of Mafalda, second daughter of the King of Italy, to Prince Philip of Hesse. The ceremony unfolds today at Racconigi Castle near Turin with many major radio companies in attendance.
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America
Europe
Mafalda
Italy
Philip of Hesse
Racconigi
Turin
Bible Thought A Song Of Thanksgiving And Psalm 107
A church devotional piece proclaims praise to the Lord and gratitude for his deeds, citing Psalm 107 and prayers for continual praise. The Yellowstone National Park section notes joking nicknames for a cook a chauffeur and a waitress.
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Yellowstone National Park
Public sale of Frederick City dwelling and storeroom
Executors of Clotilda Wertheimer announce a public sale at Frederick County Court House on Saturday October 10 1925 at 11 oclock am. The property includes Nos 242 and 244 East Church Street and a corner lot with brick house storeroom warehouse and two story frame building with terms of sale one third cash and balance in six months with notes and sureties. Possession April 1 1976. Auctioneer John I Dutrow.
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Frederick City
Clotilda Wertheimar
The
Register of Wills
Orphans’ Court
Forrederick County
Maryland
Chatilda Wertheimer
Court House
Clotilda Wertheimer
Church Street
Ernest A.C. Fox
Frederick County
East Church Street
Carter Street
Carter Treet
T_ Ft
Charles Werthseier
Francis K. Wertheimer
Guy EK. Motter
John I. Dutrow
Carl HL Kintz
Samori- Bane
West South Street
Paul C. Waltz
Lindsay Stankls
Ouse
West South Greet
William R Angevine
Carl.h. Kintz
Frederick Counts
U. S
Oo Petensacor Rourbade
Florida
Will Gell
Puone
North Market Street
Conticactor
Wood Ag
Coad
Truscon Steel
Ren Holland
JLP
R. R
Richardson
Johns-Manville
J. T
I. M
Public sale of contractor's equipment and building materials
An auction notice lists a October 8 1925 sale at North Market Street for a wide mix of assets to Florida bound owners. Items include two older vehicles, power tools, lumber, roofing materials, office equipment, household goods, and extensive building supplies with cash terms.
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Oliver Typewriter
FF. R. Walker and Co
Business Man's Encyclopedia
Westinghouse BR
Tadio
Morris
Tver Johnson
Roy W. Poole
Wiliam E. Darner
Walter L. Rice
Clerx- le
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