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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1925
Page
4
The fragment provides standard newspaper masthead details for The Daily News of Brederick Maryland. It notes publication by Great Southern Printing, Associated Press affiliation, author name policy requiring real name, and notice submission guidelines.
A September gathering at the Francis Scott Key Hotel saluted Emory L. Coblentz Dr Thomas B Johnson Dr B Perry Cyrus F Flock and Joseph D Baker as outstanding Frederick County citizens whose public service elevates the area. The event celebrated local achievement over distant fame and reaffirmed a wealth of civic virtue.
Seasonal notes and quick global highlights from New York politics to Turkey and England. Reference to election tensions, wartime concerns, and looming weather as autumn arrives and readers brace for colder days.
Professor Tut AL Abram, authority on concrete, says the concrete possesses three powers and notes marked and photographic cracks in a nonerite bridge. A year later he reexamined the bridge and found the cracks worsen.
An inquiry gathers opinions from readers on preter antique or modern furniture. Responses range from antique favoritism to notes on wood grade and setting. The mix includes Miss Katulieen Suchael near Frederick and Dr Esther Shaw from a college, with others weighing in on modern versus antique styles.
National events and birthdays mark this day with notes on commissions to France and the Holy Alliance. It lists figures like Daniel Voorhees, Admiral Dewey, and Lord Collingwood, plus a Greenwich society wedding and veterans encampment in St. Petersburg.
The piece recalls the biblical angelic message of joy to all people and prays for Christ to be born anew within lives. It also notes Constantinople’s street peddlers selling a wide range of goods from fish to dresses.
An obscure quotation by Wiss Tawney questions absence versus exposure and hints at a perceived external threat. The garbled OCR text suggests a rural or old-time vernacular with unclear context and potential misreading.
An article by Dr H Cumming explains how tiny germs are and how biologists study them. It describes size ranges from a pin head to larger bubonic plague bacteria and outlines how scientists capture grow and observe germ life under microscopes.
A 1905 Frederick column notes Coryell Construction begins cement work on Market Street with completion forecast in a month. Independent Hose Company committees draft eulogies for John S. Quinn Sr and plan funeral attendance. Frederick Junior football plans a new season with Captain Lee Ordeman and a roster including Storm, Brown, Shipley, Gannon, and Stockman. Trailers W Font suffers vertigo. Dr G. Getadanner treats him after a collapse at the Yout farm barn.
An article explains staining methods to identify germs under a microscope and notes the limits of identification for diseases like smallpox scarlet fever and measles. It describes how cultures grow in controlled temps and underscores the danger of lab work, praising persistent women scientists and hinting at martyrs of science.
Report from Jefferson area notes Mrs Chas Lines back in bed after a relapse while Mrs John W King and Mr Raymond Cook show varying improvements. A local reflection laments changing Sabbath rest and mocks the idea that bread alone sustains life.
Flapper Fanny declares she will return from vacation and urge her regular fellow to call her by his proper name. The note hints at playful wit and social manners in its light hearted tone.
Executors announce a public sale for October 1925 at five oclock of a Frederick city dwelling house and storeroom with a Marmon touring car Model 34 Engine No 82057. Sale is cash terms. Charles W. Jones trading as Tageville Garage Stenerang Storm Muarners 43-19.26.x10-2
Auction notice for Worthing address on October 8, 1926 at 10 o'clock. Items include trucks, hoists, pumps, lumber, metal roofing, asphalt shingles, machinery, office equipment, household goods, and a variety of hardware. Roy W. Poole and William E. Darner listed as principals with auctioneer Walter L. Rice as clerk.
Public sale of a freestanding six room two story brick dwelling at 203 West South Street Frederick City Maryland the property between Paul Waltz and Lindsay Stunkle with steam heat and modern amenities sold cash at sale or later ratified by court a $540 deposit required purchaser pays conveyancing costs and stamps Jacob Rohrbach trustee Rene S Warr solicitor John L Dutrey auctioneer 1925 sale notices indicate title chain from William E Angevine to Carl H Kintz 1924 recorded in Frederick County Maryland.
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