The Daily News An Independent Paper of Frederick Md
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland notes it is an independent daily newspaper published at the News-Post Building Court Street. It states copyright and AP service use, discourages unsigned letters, and reserves rights on notices and advertising. readers must mail submissions to the office for consideration.
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25 000 Veterans Need Jobs in Industry Drive
On Friday September 25 1925 a national push by the National Association of Manufacturers seeks 25 000 rehabilitated World War veterans for industrial work. Veterans trained to stand on their own deserve fair hiring as they repay wartime service with Modern skills and dedication. Frederick invites support to open industrial doors for these men.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Frederick
Soap and cleanliness praised in jaunty verse
A playful poem extols soap for kitchen and toilet use. It celebrates cleaning power, versatility in forms, and the essential role of soap in daily life, praising makers who supply soap to keep homes and clothing spotless. It names AL LU FRGRROV as author or signature.
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AL LU Frgrrov
Bible Thought on Giving and Prison Labor Facts
A devotional note cites Luke 6 38 about giving and receiving, then recalls a prayer for kinship through generosity. It mentions Wormwood Scrubs prison built by convict labor with about 1 560 cells and 33 000 004 bricks, all bricks made by convicts.
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Conticta
Will fuel oil replace coal for home heating
The Inquiring Reporter asks five experts if fuel oil will replace coal in private residences. Slagle says yes, Biser and Yinger say no due to cost and limited popularity, Howard and Giaffiti also doubt it will replace coal soon.
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George Slaglh
Fisher
Francis Biser
Biser
David Yinger
Linren Howard
Kyzeia Coal Company
Frank Giaffiti Markel
Ford
Today in History and Births Events in 19th and 20th centuries
Read about anniversaries and birthdays including Napoleon leaving Paris in 1806 and Johann Strauss dying in 1849. The piece lists 18th and 19th century milestones, Today’s events include centenaries, unions, conventions, and a general strike call in West Virginia.
At last Pmono business woman in charge of jazz counter
A clipped item notes a longtime businesswoman, Lib Hulsizer, now overseeing a jazz record counter after thirty years managing a home theater and raising seven children. It mentions Monarch 45 and 19 and a Joe Kite reception with a remark on an informal or fall flask affair.
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Charce
Jazz Record Counter
Monarch
Joe Kite
How To Prevent And Also Treat Whooping Cough
Public health guidance by Dr Hugh 8 Cumming emphasizes early physician care for whooping cough to reduce suffering and complications. It advises open air exposure when possible, proper clothing, bed rest during fever, ventilation, and a 60 to 68 degree room. includes hygiene to prevent sputum spread and strict separation of sick children from others.
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Hugh 8 Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Bits
Local items note Roy Angleberger hosting his teacher Prof Amon Burgee and guest Thomas for an elaborate supper. A new song titled A Sons Of The Heart by Prof George Edward Smith, words by Robert Loveman, is published and dedicated to Ralph Bowers. Frederick County Agricultural Society head Charles Winchrenor says the upcoming Fair in three weeks will have the largest exhibit yet. A European trip brings French and Helzium stallions expected home for a 25 to 26 horse collection to be shown at the Fair. Frederick Nothagle slips while getting into his wagon and breaks his left arm. after five hours a physician sets the fracture.
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Roy Angleberger
Amon Burgee
Dha Thomas
George Edward Smith
Robert Loveman
Charles Winchrenor
Frederick County
Friday Radio Schedule Highlights From United Press
Compiled program list for Friday September 25 across major stations. Entries include WEAF New York Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra and Gene Ingraham, WGY Albany WGR Buffalo concert acts, plus city listings for Philadelphia Philadelphia and Chicago networks.
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Hobgoblin
Billy Jones
Ernest Hare
Baron Maio
Dorothy CG Currey
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YNEC
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Storfen
i-Hadio
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Richmond Hill
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Morton Trio
Ambassador Concert Orchestra
Silver Slipper Orchestra
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From Girlhood To Mother Hood Ad Promotes Vege table Compound
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for backache headaches and nervousness, claiming it helps thousands of women restore health and joy of living across America. The text interleaves classified rentals for multiple apartments and rooms with terse notices, including modern furnished rooms and apartments in various locations with contact details and move-in dates.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
America
Whooping cough alerts and prize for Sahara ideas
Public health notice warns placard use and keeping children away from whooping cough, noting that most deaths occur in children under five and especially under one year. A prize of six hundred dollars is offered by the French Academy of Colonial Science for Sahara development ideas, with references to Wood, N J, and Elizabeth Saunders.
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Chidren
French Academy of Colonial Science
Sahara
Property Deeds and Mariage Licenses Reported in Courts
Property deeds record transfers in various counties with amounts noted. Crum to Gold and Haller to Katler list city and county transactions. Mariage licenses show Nate Wanston, 20, Johnson City Tennessee, and Naomi F. Coblentz, 28, with multiple other couples from Emmitsbars Rosland and Harrisbars.
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Morris Gold
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Edward F.katler
St. Mary’s
Mattie E. Hrenson
Della M. Pfeifer
Nate Wanston
Johnson City
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Braddock Hoeichis
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Alice IG. Pukehart
Emmitsbars
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Christian Carter
Rosland
Jeonard W. Miller
Hinien
Jana Bessie Hamilton
Dayton
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Elnsabeth
J Reed Davies
Harrisbars
Flapper Fanny Says Sailor Refusal To Explain Marriage
ST Flapper Fanny notes a sailor does not have to explain married life. The piece suggests a man will take this girl out to sea, reflecting a columnist voice on social norms and relationships of the era.
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