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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1926
Page
7
A detailed call to organize church, school, business and civic groups for the twelfth annual Negro Health Week to address community disease. It stresses personal and home hygiene, work, diet, clothing, shelter, school health, and child health habits with practical guidance on meals, cleanliness, ventilation, and regular bathing.
Clearest readable section covers daily routines for children and mothers, baby feeding guidance, and general health advice. Emphasizes fresh air play, hygiene practices, periodic health exams, and consulting physicians or nurses for feeding and disease prevention. Includes guidance on coughing etiquette, handwashing, diet, water intake, posture, and mental well being.
Mrs. Harry Wright of Haw Bottom near Middletown improves after a two week nervous breakdown. Mary Margaret Grove, daughter of Mr and Mrs Grove Pleasant, suffers from the shoppe. Daniel Etzler near Liberty and William T Kerrow Pleasant confined at home with illness. John D Elder, Chronicle Publishing Co Emmitsburg, has infection in leg from metal contact at the printing plant. Reminders to keep a well equipped kitchen to avoid extravagance.
Easter is nearly here with church services and special music marking the holy week. Good Friday and Easter Sunday conclude Lent, colleges, students return home for the holiday, and local events include the American Legion play That’s That at City Opera House and several dances and parties. Last shopping day is Friday as stores anticipate heavy Easter trade. florists report a busy season with typical decorative flowers and modest prices on roses, carnations, and plants.
Wheat prices at 62 while corn shows a small variation. Market notes indicate steady activity with limited changes across grains. Minor shifts reflect standard trading patterns for the period.
Meeting of the Abugdind State Holstein Breeders Association, with president Charles Wertheimer, to be held in Frederick via May 26. Conference items discussed between the executive committees of Mineroganization and Dinderlek County Holstein Breeders, at County Agent Ciltchester's office. County breeders plan a spring show May 26 at the Fair Grounds followed by an annual banquet and meeting at the Francis Swatt Key Hotel with the Blue and Grey team. Attendees listed include Wertheimer, N. J. Peterson, Farr, and local committee members from Carroll, Rewsburg, and McCardell Tead.
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