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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1925
Page
4
The Frederick Daily News outlines its publication basics and policy requirements. It emphasizes the use of real names with letters or opinions and states that paid notices should be written and mailed to the office for consideration.
An editorial discusses the danger of automobiles on town streets, urges Maryland drivers to prove fitness for street use, and warns about counterfeit five, ten, and twenty dollar bills. It also promotes Boy Scouts with Berton Braley's credit and celebrates Scouts reforming local youth behavior.
Inquiries with Mayor Lloyd Suller Alderman Renn City Attorney Edward J. Smith and George B McCleery poll responses show divided views on obtaining an additional water source. Renn supports action perhaps not immediate while McCleery urges delay and Mercer Grayson doubts need since reservoir may suffice.
Today marks anniversaries from 1720 South Sea Bubble collapse to 1923 League of Nations close. Birthdays include William Hurband Gerardo Machado Alfred Pearson and others. Today also notes Michaelmas Day gooses and a Carter of history events in 10 years ago.
Ted Binkley reports on the Sterk-Treehhad contest progress while a Ford car offer attracts more attention than changes in the national administration.
Surgeon General Dr Hugh 8 Cumming warns against seeking a single ideal food. He explains balanced diets require combinations of high and low protein foods, warns against excess meat and sweets, and notes malnutrition risks from poor food choices and cheap starches. He debunks the old saying every part feeds a part.
The surveying corps in charge of the SS Dodge has completed a westward run from Frederick across the Catoctin and South Mountains and returns to Midlleton. They plan a more careful survey of the new valley line near Haxerstown. Circus updates and city notices follow with local happenings in Frederick.
Detailed listings show WEAF HOOK-UP Eveready Hour and multiple regional stations across New York to Los Angeles. Entries include orchestras, operatic programs, baseball mentions, lectures, and weather reports with times and station calls. Station notes warn managers may alter schedules.
The piece discusses nutrient loss in refined foods and digestion differences among foods, noting milk and meat digestion. It also reports a plea from the Children's Aid Society through Miss Nelson for a home near a county school for a 16 year old girl who will work before and after school, inviting applications at her office in the Peppies Fire Insurance Building Court Street.
In old wars the vanquished vanished after a decisive clash, but modern conflicts leave both sides alive. The piece argues that despite clear victory, defeated powers endure and persist with vigor, reshaping postwar relations and perceptions.
Executors of Richard G. Kefauver deceased offer at private sale a four and a half acre suburban property near Middletown on the National Road. The two story dwelling includes a stable and garage with modern conveniences and fruit trees. Possession April 1 1926. Also small items include apple stock and hens for sale by local parties.
The administratrix MES. J. ROY SUNDERGILL will sell October 28 1925 at 10 30 a m a trapping farm near Libertytown and Unionville Frederick County Maryland with barns outbuildings fruit trees and a coal prospect. Terms cash for sums 10 and under and three months credit on larger amounts with a note and approved security. Also a bay mare a Studebaker roadster truck piano and extensive household goods will be auctioned.
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