Daily News Frederick Maryland Publication Note
The Daily News Frede rick Maryland announces printing details with Associated Press affiliation and policy on bylines and letters to the editor.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1926
Page
4
The Daily News Frede rick Maryland announces printing details with Associated Press affiliation and policy on bylines and letters to the editor.
A 1956 newspaper column imagines Arctic land claims amid six proposed expeditions and mixed nationality crews. It argues shared benefits over ownership fights, notes church growth, and offers a humorous take on human progress from anatomy to daily labor.
A short spring-themed note by N. A. Lupbutrow extols April’s arrival and resurgent energy. The piece celebrates longer days, budding lawns, stronger spirits, and renewed interest in sport as winter departs.
A religious excerpt emphasizes knowing the Lord as the God who freed Israel from Egypt. It prays for divine light, peace, and mercy, urging justice for the poor and humble walking with God.
Random readers at the Praneiy Boat Key Hotel describe the culinary exhibit as beautiful original wonderful and credit to the diet. Comments praise the meat display and Mozart torte as artistic and lovely with hope for another exhibit next year.
A historical column lists anniversaries and births from 1813 to 1916 including Lewis W Moggs era, William High Smith, Maria Cummins, and George Luther Stearns. It notes Appomattox surrender, Verdun attack, and Arbor Day observances. Birthdays include engineers and politicians, with remarks on church work and hydro power progress.
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The writer journeys from Waterloo to the Belgian border describing Napoleon’s defeat, the roles of Grouchy and Blucher, and the Allied victory. He notes Wellington’s lines, Ney’s charge, and the high stakes as sixty thousand French soldiers fell. The narrative moves on to Belgium and postwar reconstruction, praising Belgian industry, thrift, and farming.
Twenty years ago in Frederick details include a celebration at West Worrih street for Master George Markell Chap Lacentes tured and a stockholders meeting of the Fredericktown Savings Institution electing N o D Hauer M B Doll Steiner Schley Columbus Knott Jacob Rohback George A Dean M A Leveick and C Thomas Kemp as retainers. An Eurependent ose Company Oliver reported an automobile hose wagon could be purchased for 3500 dollars to power its own motor and improve speed. A machine shop accident injured Ward Fishes and Dr Tn AL Bure reported the eve idl cut.
The article describes ivy poisoning with skin irritation, blisters, swelling, and distorting swelling on the face. Treatments include salt water baths, boric acid applications, and avoiding scratching to prevent spread. It also mentions a surprise party in Montgomery County and a track organization meeting with amendments to the draft constitution and by laws.
A nostalgic column mixes personal stories and social musings about young men, aging, and romance. It recalls college days and a humorous tale of a man who boasts of his past while neglecting present duties, ending with a dated 1926 copyright note.
Peggy Hopkins Joyce and Owen Moore are billed for their final appearance tonight in The Skyrocker at the Opera House, with Ralph Graves in Breaking the Tee. Johnny Hines stars in The Early Bard, a milkman adventure, and Calleen Moore features in The Tantress. Also shown are Pathe News and a two reel comedy Maryland life. A cotton industry note appears in an unrelated special tester feature.
A study of cultural change and modern life ideas features Princess Chavy in San Francisco, discussions on wedding rings, women’s roles, and societal shifts. Includes stray notes on fashion, food, home decor, and a note on Captain Tephert Dollar’s early work history.
Trouble over a two mile right of way near Laytonsville led farmer Plummer to threaten the highway crew with a shotgun and ammunition. Work stopped for about a day before a weather pause allowed repairs to resume under county and state supervision with the Plummer matter resolved.
State highway improvement awards include 6 338 miles of concrete shoulders to Gosneil and Russell and Company for Montgomery County from Rockville to Gaithersburg and 2.69 miles in Howard County from Lisbon to Florence. At a Prince George meeting the Teachers Association elected Emory Purdom as president and held a program with spelling contests races and prizes awarded to several students.
A violent Thursday evening rainstorm centered in the county’s northwest flooded low areas and fields. Carroll Creek pushed water across West Church Street, flooding Bentz Street and surrounding residences as streams rose to near historic levels. Police kept watch while residents, including George Hett and M George, sheltered in homes as water crested near bridges and inundated meadows and kilns.
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