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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1926
Page
10
A historical Frederick Missouri daily announces editorial policy and submission rules for letters and communications. The note specifies real-name authorship, prohibits anonymous opinions, and states free notices with advertising aspects are not accepted.
On September 1 1926 Frederick schools begin a new year of work. The piece argues for strong public school support and notes home discipline affects student effort. It stresses the enduring importance of education for citizenship and work, urging youth to value teachers and elders.
A doctor explains worry as a sickly conscience that harms health and life. The piece argues most worry stems from past faults over which we have little control and urges using mistakes as foundations to improve.
A brief religious meditation echoes 1 Samuel 32 10 on repentance and seeking God’s deliverance from enemies. The text references forsaking the Lord and calls for restoration, prayer, and faithful devotion amid peril.
The column records reader opinions on recent papers. C F Amick cites Rudolph Valentino coverage, Edna Schaefer cites national weather and U S reactions in France, Jacob L Thomas favors sport news, Alfred W Gaver notes the Hall Mills murder case, W A RL Bell says no single topic stands out.
A compilation of historical anniversaries from 1726 to 1921 noting Palermo earthquake deaths, landmark rail and ship events, and notable births. It lists Today in History, One Year Ago Today, Today's Birthdays, and Today's Events including religious, political, and cultural milestones.
Mr. Joseph T. Griffin of North Market street is recovering well after a Tuesday operation for toxic goitre at Frederick City Hospital. The report notes he is “setting along as well as can be expected” despite being a man of few words.
Mrs Em Moots was hit a television play at the Mirage try Club today while warn oot with tole fer go enetsy.
The Frederick town paper lauds restoring Barbara Fritchie’s House at West Patrick Street, predicting a major tourist draw and a chance to place Fredericktown on the world map. It praises two officers of the restoration company related to the Whittier heroine and notes the town’s historic ties to national figures while stressing welcoming visitors from across the nation.
The Grecian Pangolas has been defeated and its dictator arrested. Readers recall his sudden rise and his proclaimed dress codes for women, including skirt lengths. The newsroom notes uncertainty for Greece's future leadership and fashion directions. N. A. Lufburrow comments on the upheaval and awaits further reports.
The Empire presents Thats My Babs starring Douglass McLean as today’s feature. Wix ed Brides a comedy and Pathe News will be shown in Maryland. Bob Custer appears in The Ridin Streak at Maryland today. A no reel comedy completes the program.
A concise aphorism notes that sudden fame reflects prior obliviousness. The statement implies that recognition arises only after an extended period of unawareness, warning against complacency and underscoring the value of vigilance.
At a special meeting the Mayor and Board of Aldermen fixed the new fiscal year city tax rate at 1.10 with expenditures totaling 253 324 dollars. The budget relies on county assessment as the basis for the rate and aims to complete planned improvements without raising taxes. Major outlays include streets and bridges 58 000 dollars, police 18 500, water works and city hall 70 200, and Memorial Ground 35 000, among others, with total income sources estimated at 258 324 dollars and a 70 268 dollar lump sum from various funds. City taxes for the year are due today.
Langmead of Baltimore wed Miss Helen L. Rowe on August 28 at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church. They will reside in Baltimore and later tour New England by automobile. Mrs Langmead is well known locally and he works with the Baltimore branch of the American Sugar Refining Co.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a report notes a fecal siege incident and an injury at a delivery site. The piece mentions William Hitton the pretzel vendor, a serious ingrayb, and local buildings by Marriada Rock and Supplr with new machinery. It also cites the Jesse Krieg factory and Fosher Saccone related events and a Grand Opera House orchestra in an unnamed city.
W H Somers aged 66 of Berkeley Springs W V former delegate and chief of the State Bureau of Markets dies in Martinsburg hospital after paralysis. Lifelong Republican and former postmaster, bankrupted last year. Survived by widow four children sister and four brothers. Funeral Wednesday at family home. Also infant son Charles A Shankle 10 months 24 days dies of pneumonia at 452 West South St. Funeral Thursday 2 PM with services at home and Mt Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P Rice funeral director. An infant Jean daughter of Daniel and Mrs Boone dies near New Windsor aged 1 year 2 months 16 days. Funeral Thursday 10 AM at home Beaver Dam Cemetery. Powell and Albaugh funeral directors.
Funeral notices list multiple Waynesboro and Frederick area figures. Charles H Krise died at home from heart failure and services were at 606 West Main Street with burial at Mt Olivet Frederick. Other obsequies include Jacob B Tyson at East Church Street and Harry S Haller near Braddock. Interments at Mt Olivet and Mt Olive.
Fragmentary market notes show wheat and corn prices under discussion with stray phrases about traders, notations, and unclear figures. The readable bits reference market activity and potential prices without a clear outcome or full data.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how nose and throat infections spread to the ear via the Eustachian tubes. Proper nasal cleansing with mild antiseptic washes can prevent many ear infections, but overzealous use may push fluid into the ear. Early diagnosis of ear infection is vital to prevent mastoid complications and possible death. education on warning signs is urged.
A study of the arts presents ten questions covering English playwrights opera characters composers and notable figures. It asks for: the English playwright in the pictured accompanyment. Fisaro’s opera. Artemas Ward’s real name. Jean Lind’s identity. Franz Schubert’s claim to fame. Maude Adams birthplace. Horace Greeley. the author of Jane Eyre. the author of Oliver Twist. and Geraldine Farrar.
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