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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1926
Page
4
The Daily News outlines policy for public notices and letters requiring real names, with notices to be mailed or emailed and not accepted by phone. It states the Associated Press has exclusive rights to news dispatches and local news, and forbids unsigned communications or opinions.
A 1926 editorial argues for more young people in politics, citing Dan Moody as a rising Texas governor candidate and noting youth brings energy and risk tolerance, but warns political success requires practical human nature knowledge and experience.
The Question asks for favorite summer amusements. Dorothy Kreh from the city and Pauline Poole both name swimming, Roscoe Rodruck also says swimming, Katharine Remsburg of Lake View mentions cooling by driving in a car, and James Smith near Frederick cites dancing.
History items dated Feb 18 cover Sir Jeffrey Amherst Archduke Albrecht and Willam Fargo births and deaths. It notes 1842 Teutoule steamship mileage, 1899 Philippine resistance, 1902 Harry Tracy suicide, 1923 Calvin Coolidge oath, plus a year ago syndicate news. Also birthdays for Pietro di Maria Stanley Goldwin and Samuel Shortridge, plus events for Coolidge fourth year and King Haakon VII. Weathered country notes on heat and primaries in Kansas Oklahoma Virginia West Virginia.
A quirky feature describes Luf’s items noted for heavy stickiness and playful trickiness. The piece highlights unusual textures and humorous effects likely appealing to readers seeking light entertainment and novelty descriptions.
Humid evening at Empire features Barbara LaMarr and Lewis Stone in The Girl From Montmartre with co stars, plus a two reel comedy and Pathe News. Maryland Alice Joyce and Marjorie Daw also appear in The Passionate Adventure, a high society drama, followed by a news reel.
A fragment discusses a biblical proverb about treating hired servants fairly whether brethren or strangers in the land. It notes mercy as a blessing and echoes a prayer invoking the Lord. The tone resembles a devotional quotation from a historical text.
A vague dialogue fragment notes a father rocked to sit up while a listener is puzzled by the missing explanation of what rocks were used, and why the mother did not specify the rock type.
Chronicle of a Frederick area page recalling events from twenty years prior. mentions typhoid fever deaths, street names, a ferry accident, a mayoral or local figure, and rail line movements surrounding the city area with scattered place references and dates.
Approximately 1 100 votes were cast in Brunswick's municipal election. Mayor Jacob R. Moler won by 180, with 611 votes to Clarence D. Shewbridge 481. Moler carried First Ward by 330 and Second Ward by 40, but lost Third Ward by 40. Council winners: Riser, Orrison, and Bittle. A Mayor Moler victory celebration followed with fireworks and a parade.
In the court notices several marriage licenses are listed for Frederick, Brunswick, Washington and nearby towns including Hoffman Brashear Dataman Russell etc. Property deeds show transfers to county and city trustees with various amounts, plus equity cases including foreclosure and trust jurisdiction actions. Also listed are numerous estates with executors administrators and account settlements for multiple citizens across Delaware, Frederick, and surrounding counties.
Flapper Fanny jokes about Rota28 by MEA smacg and A to see ne acts like an owl when he goes out for a jarx. The fragment hints at a nightlife image and a humorous local observation without clear names or dates.
Multiple estates listed with personal property stocks and bonds debts due and current money. Elizabeth A Carter Emma A Biser George W Beatty Harvey Finnyfrock Ella Poole J Roy Sundergill Catherine D Oland Edward A Gittinger Daniel T Riordan John P Hickman Mary C Kunkel Julia A Marah Kelly J Lilly Valldetta Jones Samuel T Brandenburg Susan R Holland John W C Ahalt William Francis De Grange Mary W Markey George McC Nusbaum Asia Roberts Ira O Smith Samuel G Schwartz Charles C Waters Nettle E Zimmerman John H Hill. Report of Sales. Guardian Accounts Filed. First and final account of Mary L King guardian Edna E Kang Briertor first account Dora M Barnes guardian Woodrow W Baumgardner Infant.
One of the summer’s largest picnics for St Josephs Catholic church Emmitsburg will be held on Firemen Field August 7. A County League baseball game Middletown versus Emmitsburg will be played in the afternoon. Booths and tables, chicken supper, and various committees are listed for event planning. The Emmitsburg Community Association picnic follows August 12 in the grove of E R Shriver.
A round of local visits and travel updates features Rev Grace Sponseller reelected as director of the Venn Grove Assembly near Hanover, plus Mt. Alto pastorate succession. She and others, including Kathleen Grimes, Nellie Solt, and James H Grove, are noted for trips, returns, and family visits across towns such as Union Bridge Libertytown Bangor York Pa Virginia Beach and Niagara Falls.
Dr Hues of the United States Public Health Service discusses pain as a natural sensation guiding preservation. He contrasts objective pain from injury with subjective pain lacking organic basis, warns that indigestion and headaches signal health issues, and urges proper food habits and medical care rather than self treatment.
The August night sky maps show constellations visible at 8 p m on August 1, 8 p m on August 15, and 7 p m on August 31 for latitude 35 degrees north. Scorpio and Sagittarius dominate the southern sky, while the Milky Way arcs from Cassiopeia and Cepheus to Crux. Perseid meteors peak around August 12. Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, Venus, and Mercury are described with positions, brightness, and visibility through the month.
By The Way Camping Grounds and hotels along principal highways provide accommodations for tourists who motor through Canada. A large stretch of the Trans Canada Highway is improved and hard surfaced. Motorists planning trips this summer should learn the traffic laws of different states as important differences exist. Illinois requires dim lights on approach from the opposite direction, Wisconsin allows certain drifts on such a move. Subscribe for The News.
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