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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1926
Page
4
The Frederick Maryland Daily News notes Associated Press copyright and local notices policy. It states news dispatches credited to AP and local items appear under consent rules. Community notices must be written and mailed to the office, not taken by telephone.
Inspiring display as Holy Name Society members parade through the city in their annual convention. Flags waved while bands played Onward Christian Soldiers, strengthening the sense of duty and reverence for the Supreme Being among thousands observers. Frederick organized the event handling a crowd said to exceed the town’s population.
Essay extols simple vacation joys found near home in quiet woods and lakes. It argues modern trips waste money, urging readers to seek solitude and refreshment in nature to restore purpose and inspire ideals.
The Braddesk Women’s Club met at Mrs trade Klein’s Braddeck home with fourteen members and two guests. President Mrs Grace Cohnflower led the session. after forest week they sang On Forest Land and Miss Garner gave a talk before adjourning to May 7 at Mrs G o Schuef ter’s. Refreshments were served.
Mrs 8 EL Town hosted a delightful bridge luncheon at Rockwell Terrace Saturday afternoon at 1 30. Eleven tables played and prizes went to Mrs Robert Tryon Mrs BE Dwight McCain and Mrs Holmes Baker.
The Inquiring Reporter gathers quick opinions on the Holl Name parade from residents including Emily Apple Barbara Locimer and Harold Murphy.回复
A brisk roll of notable dates lists past births and deaths including Jeremy Collier 1660 1798 James Beckwourth 1867 Benjamin Tracy 1830 Gabriele Rossetti 1864 and others. It notes 1881 60 years since Confederate Memorial Day first observed and today events include the World Christian Fundamentals Association in Toronto and a League of Nations expert gathering in Geneva.
Fragmentary OCR shows a sermon-like note discussing forgiveness of sins and brotherly love. Reads as a biblical reflection with references to Maes and a prayer, plus garbled science-like line about hydrogen water and high temperature in an atmosphere.
An enigmatic item notes why some men are rarely seen with their wives and vaguely references conversations that worsen at night, hinting at strained relationships and social tensions in a clipped, era voice.
Broad miscellany covers science opinions war service honors fashion and home tips. It notes Mrs. Helen H. Gardner bequeathing her brain to Corell University for study and mentions Gertrude Atherton receiving a Legion of Honor medal for war relief work. It adds social observations on blondes versus brunettes and Mother’s Day.
Calvary Methodist Episcopal church held Sunday School at the usual hour with full attendance. The first monthly missionary offering for the new conference year totaled 182 dollars. Rev. G Elis Williams preached both morning and evening. music by the vested choir. Epworth League met at 6:30 p.m. led by Miss Grether with the program Christ In Drama. Notices mention church activities, a forthcoming Epworth League event, and the Lord's Supper to be observed next Sunday morning and evening. Also sale of city residence listed for Noah E. Cramer and others with terms private.
The April 26 1908 Frederick column notes the Order of Eagles held its first meeting in new headquarters on West Patrick Street with visitors from Brunswick. It mentions Red Men Grand Council meetings in Brunswick and lists several residents and attendees, plus a fire incident where a Junior Fire Company driver burned his left hand when a chemical bottle exploded while charging a light.
A collage of humorous vignettes and short sayings from 1926. It contrasts male types Jim who rushes ahead and John who plans, notes about Norway fishermen using wires, and a joke about a plaster to deaden noise. Includes light quips about dentists cars and long skirts in transit.
A contemporary brief notes the Bangkok coronation of King Prajadipok reported with grand ceremony. It comments on royal bravado amid political caution, suggesting possible challenges to the new reign and speculating on his future stability.
The Opera House presents Sally O Neill in Mike tonight plus a satirical based two reel comedy and a Fox News segment concluding the program. Also showing Pampered Youth adapted from Raoth Parking ton with Cullen Landis Alice Calhoun and Ben Alexander and a new serial The Winking Far begins tonight.
A collection of home and out of town visitors is recorded from Middletown and surrounding areas. Residents hosted and hosted relatives from Cumberland Washington York Monrovia and Baltimore during weekends and Sundays. Several trips included Carlise and Edgewood with accompanying family members and friends.
April 26 brief social chronicle lists residents traveling to Baltimore and Cavetown for visits and health, teachers illness causing school closure, and garden plans. It records community visitors, family movements, kitchen upgrades, and officers for the year including President Mrs J B Stoner and Secretary Miss Lillian Flanagan with next meeting May 15.
Ville residents and guests from Magerstown Wilkinsburg and Martinsburg spent the weekend in Myersville and nearby towns. Families attended church services at St Pauls and other Lutheran churches. Several households hosted visitors including the Kohter family and relatives from Baltimore and Smoketown.
The Woodsboro Women’s Club met at Mrs Marvy Barvick home with twenty members present. Vice-president Mrs Woe presided and Miss Thompson delivered an engaging talk on essentials.
Dr Huen of the United States Public Health Service discusses measles difficulty and quarantine impact, noting four day incubation before eruption and school exposure. He cites rises in scarlet fever reports, flat poliomyelitis risk, and a cancer death uptick linked to aging and reporting accuracy.
In Chicago on April 24 the wheat market shows a sudden rise in July delivery versus May amid strong new crop demand. Trade notes 1925 domestic crop start with July as the active front, while Canadian surpluses and dry spring weather push prices higher for the coming harvest.
Four year old George A. McCoville Jr. suffered a third life threatening incident after playing with matches at 114 McPhail street. Parents extinguished a fire with a pillow and rushed him to Franklin Square Hospital. He had been struck by a car two weeks earlier and scalded when boiling water spilled. The report notes repeated injuries in fourteen days.
Plans and specifications for a simple one story cottage on a wide lot offered by The News House Plan Editor. Features include a dignified portico, long gate roof, small home scale, front living and dining rooms, three bedrooms with closets, built in chest, and a practical kitchen.
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