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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1926
Page
4
The Daily News Frederick Md publishes daily except Sundays from Ry Jens Post Building. Associated Press content used. writers must use real names. Notices of advertising must be written and mailed to the office.
A 1926 note discusses how feeding attendees boosts turnout for meetings and social events, noting churches and fraternal groups use food to ease conversation. It then critiques weather superstition, contrasting old myths with scientific forecasting and warning against reliance on prophecies.
The column records residents Elizabeth Haller Charlotte Motter Blanche Shipley Mattie Shook and Anna Kemp sharing views on crossword puzzles versus intelligence tests. It includes stray reflections on youth thrills and springtime desires referencing John D. Rockefeller and seasonal cycles.
A quarterly verse contrasts summer labor between the ice man and the street huckster. The speaker notes the ice man's cold winter task and heavy summer load, then praises the cooler, easier life of the sea man while envying the ice man’s summer scene on hot roads.
The passage cites James 1 16 and echoes a prayerful resolve to follow divine guidance. It reflects a moral lesson urging submission to God's will and confidence in direction. The text mentions a rule about walking on the right side in Germany as a cautionary, though unclear, detail.
Highlights include Admiral Boscawen’s birth and death dates, Gen. James S. Martin’s Civil War actions, the Great Dublin Aggregate meeting, San Diego’s telegraph debut, the Empress of India title proclamation, Chickamauga National Military Park establishment, and Dawes’ Vice Presidential nomination. Birthdays noted for Lord dAbernon, Orville Wright, Bernard Baruch, Colleen Moore, and Fred A. Stone. Also events: Cascade railroad opening celebrations, Besant’s lecture tour, and a Madison Square Garden boxing title bout tonight.
The Empire presents Made For Love starring Lea Joy as today's feature attraction. A Sennett comedy and Kinograms complete the program. Jack Holt and Dorothy Dalton appear at the Maryland in Lone Wolf, a mystery story, with another Mack Sennett comedy as an extra attraction.
Mr and Mrs Alpha Miller entertained friends on Wednesday evening for the sixth wedding anniversary of their son and daughter in law Vernon H Miller of Washington visited briefly Others present included Mr and Mrs Miller Mr and Mrs Vernon Miller Mr and Mrs Jos F Eisenhauer Mr and Mrs Charles Cole Mrs Lavinia Rigdon Mrs Laouis Hooper Mrs Frank Keefer Mrs Mary Lease Mrs Margaret Wenrick Mrs Beulah Crawford Miss Hazel Geiser and Mr and Mrs Jon Eisenhauer ard
Miss Olive May Frock of Frederick and Charles C. Masser Jr near Shookstown wed in Hagerstown Saturday at 2 pm in a ceremony by Rev. L T Stewart Martinsburg West Virginia. About 70 guests attended as the bride wore white crepe de chine with matching accessories. The couple will reside in Frederick.
Pig and calf clubs of Montgomery County will have a department at the fair to be held at Rocksile Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Superintendent James Christophe will oversee the activities and coordinate exhibits and judging.
Fragmentary note from The News records a dog related incident and mentions individuals Willie EOF and George Wo Wee Ties SOUL 5S, indicating a sparsely readable nostalgic local item from Frederick.
Estabrook outlines how Argentina could shift from large estates to family farms while expanding cereal and livestock. Paraguay’s vast lands remain mostly undeveloped with 32 to 50 million acres suitable for crops and grazing, signaling potential growth in South American agriculture and markets.
A fragmented description outlines English style complete plans and citations for a house. It mentions the Fare Brick Association, North Wells, and references features like rear windows, entrance areas, and drainage, with unclear details and garbled phrasing throughout.
The article explains mushroom growth from mycelium to fruiting bodies and the role of fungi in nature. It notes mushrooms provide food yet many species are deadly, and mentions a garden snail example and questions about its movement. It closes with a note on a children's carnival and local events.
A nostalgic poem surveys old era tin-types showing grandmothers in bonnets, puffed sleeves, and bustles. It contrasts formal attire with modern fashion, noting how past styles provoke smiles yet hint that today’s trends may be mockingly viewed in the future.
Surgeon General notes asthma arises from multiple causes and proteins. Sensitivities include horse, cat, dog proteins, foods like milk and eggs, pollens such as timothy and ragweed, and bacteria. Attacks may start at night or with mental excitement. relief depends on identifying and avoiding the trigger.
Ten questions test Biblical knowledge including Noah entered the Ark ages, John the Baptist birth, Ishmael name origin, Isaac parents, Joseph reward for interpretation, Aaron identity, Samson note, who killed Goliath and the city from the tower of Babel. Answers appear on page 12 for checking.
A birthday dinner Wednesday honors Isaac L. Gordon turning sixty eight at his Bakinsville home. Guests include Alt Gordon plus Mrs Gordon, Mr and Mrs Earl M Gordon, Mrs Emma Eishler, Clarence Wes Harriena, Evelyn Gordon, Sandy Hoke, Thelma Carr, and many more.
Readable parts point to a fragmented poem or lyric with mentions of lips sweetheart and Java and storms. No clear event or persons fully identifiable. The text presents garbled lines and lacks coherent narrative or data for a full card.
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