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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
4
The Daily News announces daily publication from the News Post Building in Frederick Maryland. It notes Associated Press news is used and requires writers to submit real names for opinions or statements. Free notices must be mailed to the office and telephones are not used for submissions.
The piece argues that a key to business success is positive public exposure through advertising. It cites John Wanamaker’s Philadelphia store as a proof point and warns that today’s competition demands even more aggressive promotion. It also discusses how some immigrants and others fall behind due to language, ambition, or skill gaps, while highlighting accessible benefits like affordable radio, books, and entertainment that sustain aspiring entrepreneurs.
An Inquiring Reporter survey asks Hood College and local students for favorite pie flavors. Responses include Ruth Fajil and Helen Davis choosing apple pie, Dolly Grove preferring lemon pie, and others favoring blackberry and jemon pie.
Historic dates include the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad opening 1831 and the 1903 death of Charles Farwell former U S senator. Births span Hanna McFarland Brooks Foss and others. events note Swarthmore College leadership, Albertus Magnus College opening, and a Bath Iron Works sale.
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3 PM in the College church Gettysburg for Dr Jacob A Chatz a faculty member of Gettysburg Theological Seminary who died suddenly near Stockholm Sweden on September 7. Dr Frank H Chatz accompanied his father overseas and will bring the body home. A large attendance is expected from former students and church council members.
A garbled OCR snippet hints at Senator Hyam Jehneen planning a dance night as part of a campaign or public event. Mort Pine, aged fifty, is mentioned in the fragment, suggesting a local or social scene related to the political context.
The Surgeon General of the United States Public Health Service states epilepsy is a chronic brain disease and nervous disorder with varying consciousness loss. It details grand mal and petit mal seizures and outlines warning signs, seizure progression, and the need for medical supervision and stable surroundings.
Seining violations on Carmil Creek reported to Deputy Game Warden Johan Rickards with operations after midnight. Willie Rohn of the Ro and OQ Railroad injured a bone near the ankle and was home recovering. Curtis Geiser and Allen Paisie caught three large tarps while along the Monocacy. Mrs Charles W Stone fractured her hip after a fall. Dr Burke attended and she is improving.
Compiled wire notice lists US coast to coast radio schedules with stations WEAF WABC WNYC and others in major markets. Details include orchestra concerts sports scores weather and special programs, with times and network notes across many cities and time zones.
Advice on handling epileptic seizures stresses prevention of injury during a fit and postictal rest. It notes recovery prospects with institutional residence, warns against advertised cures, and gives step by step first aid like loosening clothing and protecting the head while avoiding risky interventions.
A devotional quote reflecting on salvation through Jesus Christ with prayerful lines about God’s love and eternal life. Includes archaic language and misspellings that echo a period religious text.
In the Leicester Chronicle a comic exchange shows a patient and dentist debating a tooth that allegedly has never been worked on while the dentist claims flakes of something are on the instrument. The humorous dialogue contrasts patient denial with the dentist’s probing, reflecting local wit.
Flapper Fannie offers a tongue in cheek quip on a domestic caper. The brief item hints at a playful social moment with a wink at gossip and flirtation amid city life.
A quirky excerpt on feet as useful, discreet items with ten toes per pair and twenty total, noting wear and the need for reshedding. The piece argues feet’ value and universality, detailing function, labor, and the role of toes in controlling movement.
Auction announced by Roy W Poole and William E Darner for a public sale on Thursday October 8 1925 at 10 o clock on premises North Market Street extended. Items listed include trucks a 1923 model and a 3952 touring car large supply of hardware lumber building material office and household goods and more with cash terms.
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