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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1926
Page
4
Five random residents answer today's question on whether Henry Ford will ever make airships as cheaply as field plivvers. The feature notes a policy that names are required for publication and warns against unsigned communications.
The Frederick region debates college attendance amid a surge of applicants while questioning the value for nonprofessional paths. It notes a lingering curfew idea and warns parents to guide their children toward more constructive evening activities.
Local notices report church services at Mt. Zion and St. Luke's Lutheran churches with Sunday schedules, a lawn festival with Harmony band planned for Saturday nights, and extensive word of attendance by residents and visitors. Multiple family visits span Akron, Walkersville, Frederick, and Baltimore, with illnesses and hospitalizations noted for Wachlter and Scheel siblings.
Mary Ellen Grabill died at her daughter's home near Johnaville after a long illness. She was in her 80th year, survived by son Preston Grabill and daughter. funeral held at Old Order Dunkard church Beaverdam. Also mentions Daniel Lightner’s death at 93, local residents visiting relatives, and church festivals and local travels across Union Bridge, Graceham, and surrounding towns.
Olive Roberts Barton observes Chicago's Michigan Avenue and the lakefront showing stark contrasts between poverty and beauty as trains, trucks, and crowds create constant motion while the lake remains calm and peaceful. An old lady notes aging brings compensation amid youth and restlessness. Also mentions a theater party hosted by Miss Antoinette Brosius and guests.
A set of quotes from industry observers outlines varied views on commercial aviation. Roland Harbaugh predicts growth as airplanes outnumber autos in time, while Elmer Motter doubts rapid expansion. Opel expects aluminum prices to fall within a decade, Willis doubts travel’s practicality, and Harris cautions against near-term adoption.
A mixed list of historical anniversaries and birthdays includes medical figures born in Virginia, a 1650 death in exile of Louis Philippe, and events such as the 1826 opening of Fancull Hall Market in Boston. Also noted are anniversaries of Robert Walpole and U.S. pension birth, plus scattered regional events and celebrations.
The Empire presents Whispering Smith a Western melodrama starring H B Warner as the feature attraction with a comedy and Kino grams. Frank Merrill headlines Cupid's Knockout at the Maryland with a Mack Sennett comedy as an additional offer.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions worry about site availability and a table, with references to Mrs Tinton Buds nephew and a family remark. Details are indistinct and names appear imperfect.
A fragmented telegraphic item notes past happenings in Frederick describing theater, people, and local happenings. The readable fragments reference past names and activities, with unclear dates but a retrospective tone.
Executive sessions of the National Council discussed restoring the order name to United American Mechanics and pursuing a court petition in Philadelphia. Delegates debated objections from Pennsylvania and plans to boost 20,000 members across 12 states with campaigns and a stronger flag reverence policy. A sightseeing trip was arranged for multiple local businesses and sites.
The speaker mocked his wife's new hat and criticized her taste while focusing on the overhead expense as the main complaint. The remark reflects domestic tension centered on finances and spending.
Wheat prices noted in local markets with corn value listed. A silver coin is described as a currency unit typically used for about 27 years in circulation.
Dr. Morris Fishbein describes testing for pollen sensitivity to hay fever. A scratch is exposed to dried pollen and observed for itching and swelling within minutes, verifying which pollens trigger strong reactions.
A brief anonymous note laments the shortness of daily time. The writer argues work consumes the day leaving little room for play and a balanced routine with chores and meals.
A neighbor recalls a girl living nearby who is musically talented in both singing and piano. Her mother boasts of her abilities and the family supports her training, while the narrator notes mixed feelings about their move away to escape glorying.
Bible review challenges general knowledge of religious history with questions and clues. It asks: which biblical character is pictured, Solomon’s father, Mordecai’s relation to Esther, where Christ was hailed, who saw a chariot from heaven, who betrayed Jesus, what fed Israelites crossing the Red Sea, Ruth’s husband, who was older Jacob or Esau, and why lam gauge was confused. Copyright 1926 NEA Service.
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