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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1925
Page
8
The article argues that applied health knowledge matters more than theory. It uses a hiring anecdote to stress doing over knowing and explains how proper nutrition and food elements drive growth, development, and bodily repair. It links school health education to practical daily habits and lasting well being.
J W Dixon recalls a 1962 view of a deep gully near his Urbana era farm. He describes springtime flora including dewberries and elderberry, the shaded banks, and the thrill of exploration by a small boy amid remnants of paths and landmarks. He notes the Dixon and Worthington farm boundary stones and the old National Pike alignment as enduring markers.
A reminiscence on autumn in Frederick celebrating cool nights, sunlit valleys, Monocacy river, and local life. The note praises Flory Ida and old Frederick, mentions harvests, weddings, church suppers, clubs plotting winter events, and the upcoming Frederick Fair. Mary Jane signs off with a final seasonal farewell.
Terrence Drogin and Frank Lake testified in Chicago before Federal Judge Wilkerson alleging wholesale bribery of Cook County jail officials in exchange for special privileges. Four officials were jailed or bailed: Wesly Westbrook Henry Fooist Hans Thompson James Fitzgerald. Westbrook and Thompson bonded. Fooist received $5000 bail with two physicians deeming him unfit. Fitzgerald not involved and remained free.
The judge postponed further proceedings in a case to set aside a deed on the Rilty farm in Montgomery County near the District of Columbia line. Witnesses valued the farm at 225 to 300 dollars per acre. Edward D. Ralty, a Washington real estate agent, testified at length while attorneys Dawson and Whiteford conducted a rigorous cross examination.
Private O Leary a Canadian resident and one of the first Victoria Cross recipients in World War I, is released from U S custody after being cleared of charges of assisting aliens. He earned the VC in Ypres by single handedly attacking an enemy machine gun nest and forcing surrender. The London ceremony to decorate him was attended by Admiral Lord Fisher.
A long timetable of Saturday and Sunday broadcasts lists dozens of stations from New York to California with hours for music, weather, talks, church services, and sports results. It names stations such as WNYC WABC WGN KFI and others along with program blocks and times across different time zones.
A compact list of crossword hints with many numbered entries for horizontal and vertical clues and a brief advertising line for The News. Includes definitions for words like razor strop imitation totals dug a garden and many more across and down entries.
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