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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1926
Page
4
The Daily News states it accepts notices only with the real name of the writer and will not publish anonymous opinions. It restricts telephone submissions and notes Association press privileges, with copyright terms for news dispatches and local news.
A 1926 Frederic Maryland feature urges readers to spend locally, arguing home dollars circulate in schools, churches, and shops, strengthening the town and its people. It profiles Frank A. Furst, praising perseverance, service over wealth, and lifelong self-scrutiny as paths to true success.
The Inquiring Reporter asks readers how confident they are in weather forecasts. Respondents include W Leslie Burger who says forecasts are very good, Charles Hagan who notes improvement, William H Knock who agrees, Worthington C Staley who sees some accuracy, and Dr Guy Wilotzki who doubts longer forecasts.
Today in History notes a laborer’s tough summer route as a garbage man, dumping cans along alleys and driving the van through. It lists events and births from 1789 to modern times, including royal visits and political figures, with many dates and places cited.
The Empire presents The Waltz Dream a Metro-Goldwyn production with an all star cast. Also showing My Stars and Fox News. Maryland William stars in Master of Men a sea story. Jack Dougherty appears in The Radio Detective.
A religious reflection on Levi being given no earthly inheritance and the Lord as their portion. A prayer seeks ministers to serve humbly like Levi and the people as Israel, emphasizing spiritual rank and service over material reward.
A mix of sessions shows president, congressmen, and senators exploring openings in the budget and policy. Some hearings are public while others remain behind closed doors, with reporters noting potential shifts in oversight and influence.
Continued wet weather hits county agriculture with sprouting wheat and clover losses. Sugar corn deliveries shrink as rain hampers fieldwork and fodder quality, while prices rise for city sale. Picnic and outdoor events postponed. Mt Airy fair extends amid ongoing rain.
The funeral for Oscar S A Michael was held Saturday afternoon at 2 50 at the late home 76 East South Street. Rev Douglas Hooff of All Saints Church presided. Floral offerings were abundant. Pallbearers Russel Qden Frank Miller Raymond Hittner Russel Baker Thomas Parmer and Joseph Whisner. Interment in Reformed Cemetery Middletown. Funeral director C E Cline.
Witham FE Smith of Lime Kiln underwent an operation at Frederick City Hospital on Friday and is progressing as well as can be expected. The report notes cautious improvement and ongoing care as he recovers.
The News August 5 1956 reports Emory L Cobients elected to the Central Nations Bank board to fill the vacancy created by the death of William J Worman. A separate item notes a pug attack at BradSock Heights causing ear pain for about six minutes before removal.
A Sunday morning crash on the Frederick road left M. Riley Etchison, A Hart Etchison, Richard Burton, and Ernestine Grant injured and hospitalized. Burton was cited for passing a car with an obscured view. A second collision near New Market injured Clara and Ida Price and others, with Redue and a Baltimore woman treated for lacerations.
A brief note outlines core ideas of discoveray in the osteopathy field noted as applied within 1S. The text references foundational principles and conceptual approaches without detailed procedures.
Flapper Fanny argues that staying out late with a star is not proper behavior. The column reflects 1920s social norms and uses playful guidance for young women.
Millers from Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia will meet at the Francis Scott Key hotel on September 14 for a dinner and dance. J H Woolridge of Modern Miller Washington will plan the event with speakers from the Millers National Federation and Millers Association. About seventy five mill owners are expected plus many wives as part of ongoing regional milling industry planning.
A wedding at the Beatty home in Lovettsville Virginia joined Gulielma Keller and Henry Keller Jefferson on August 19. The ceremony featured family clergy Rev Richards and Rev Saltssiver with matron of honor Edna Ogie and maid Kathryn Keller and a luncheon for about one hundred guests. After two years as Marine Band director Henry Keller plans to reside near Jefferson.
Purely personal items detail Mrs. Charles M C Mathias and infant daughter returning from Baltimore. Several Washington residents spent weekends with relatives in East Third street and Braddock Heights. Travelers include Miss Blanche Atkinson, Jack Almnutt after surgery, and families visiting Atlantic City and New York with several addresses in Frederick and Washington.
Mark Pavivick and John Benzi, both of this city, posted $1 000 cash bail after facing charges of liquor operation and illegal possession of intoxicants. Their auto skidded off Morrishure tread near Gettirs berg last Sunday, wrecking into a telephone pole. Mrs Pavivick, the sole injured passenger, suffered cuts and bruises and was admitted to Warner Hospital Get trsture.
The poem recalls a landmark well behind a red barn on a farm. It describes weathered wood, moss, and a long service life with a creaky handle and rusted bucket. It evokes generations who drank from the well and cherished простодушный rural pleasure.
A reader quiz lists ten queries: a popular actor in a pictured image, number of cards in an auction bridge hand, identification of the Hoosier state, Florida’s state flower, author of Peter Pan and A Kiss for Cinderella, the flag nickname Old Glory, Old Hickory, the author of The Canterbury Tales, the color mauve, and the world’s highest elevation.
An essay recounts the wolverine of northern wildernesses noting its intelligence and strength. It covers its size, appearance, denning, young, diet, and the fur trade impact, including the animal's demand in markets and Eskimo hunting adaptation.
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