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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1926

Page

4

Daily News Fredrick Edition Public Notice Note

The Frederick daily newspaper explains Associated Press authority and policy for notices and public statements. It invites notices to be written and mailed to the office and states mail submissions are preferred over phone calls.

Sunda BTN Eat Frederick Great Southern Print A and Manufacturing Company Merer Associated Pres Associated Presa Dupad Frederick

Frederick Planners Seek Museum To Preserve Local Landmarks

In a July 1 1926 note the News-Post discusses removing two historic Frederick sites the Old Mill and The Old Stone Tavern for a filling station. It argues for a local museum to protect relics and fuel tourism, patriotism, and community pride.

News-Post Frederick

Frederick’s Centennial And Sesqui Celebrations

Letter from Swoop of Washington D C. defends and recalls participation in 1876 Frederick centennial celebrations and organist duties at Evangelical Reformed Church. expresses pride in Frederick Sesqui Centenary, predicts it will be outstanding and patriotic.

Frederick Frederehocourt House Park Evangelical Reformed Church

Inquiring Reporter Asks Five, Random City Residents

Five residents from the city share their views on whether the county tax rate will rise or stay level. J Murray Dronenburg says about the rate, Im Br Etcuison notes it seems reasonable, H F Shipley thinks it will rise, Frank V Staub credits commissioners for holding steady, Elmer Brown states he isn t surprised the rate remained unchanged.

Viston J. Murray Dronenburg IM. BR. Etcuison Carroll County H. F. Shipley Frank V. Staub Elmer Brown

Puzzle Review on Potato Rhymes and Dialect Humor

A quirky piece explores rhyming with potatoes and dialect quirks. It discusses pronunciation contrasts and humorous attempts to fit words to elements of food, noting audience reactions and calling out playful speaker styles.

Cashion Mert Dates Work Victim of Illness in Sawmill Town

An undated OCR fragment reports Cashion Mert dates at a bank last March and mentions a health decline with strong references to stomach issues and a back room. It cites locations including Dal Leklide pipimaent Heri Minox and a south of the sawmill area, with a National News service credit.

Today in History and Birthdays of Note

A collage of historical anniversaries begins with Walter J. Moone the first Episcopal missionary bishop of China born in Walterborough and noting his death in Shanghai. It lists events from 1887 Confederation in Canada to later commemorations and birthdays of notable figures like Harriet Beecher Stowe. Also mentioned are aviation and postal milestones and upcoming gatherings across Canada the U S and Europe.

Walter J. Moone China Walterborough Shanghai William King Alabama Senate Ictoria Australia Britten Youthn Ontario Quebec Nova Scotia New Brunswick South Carolina Harriet Beecher Stowe Hartford Conn Horn Litchfield Con

The Very Idea By Hat Cocuran

Fragmented OCR presents moral fable style text about human behavior and relationships. The narrative interleaves dialogue and reflection with scattered notes on marriage and social expectations, culminating in a general commentary on idle thoughts and propriety.

Hat Cocuran

Pilgrimage to Monticello Marks Jefferson Commemoration

A large weekend pilgrimage to Monticello near Charlottesville honors Thomas Jefferson on the 300th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Attendees include government officials, patriotic groups, and history students visiting Jefferson’s birth site, his mansion, and the burial spot. The article highlights Monticello’s architecture and Jefferson’s library, and notes a later birthday event at a local home.

Washington Muntheeelly Thomas Jefferson Jefferson Charlottesville Virginia Lts Monticello Mra Mr. Jefferson Dorsey Dalney Carr Thomas Jefferson Randolph University of Virginia

Prevention Of Lockjaw and Honesty And Fat Madonnas

An editor notes the tetanus threat with guidance on wound care and antitoxin timing, stressing prompt cleaning and medical evaluation for contaminated or puncture wounds. The piece continues with Olive Roberts Barton discussing honesty and the Fat Madonna anecdote, reflecting on recognition, values, and the gap between known and understood art.

NEA Service, Inc Olive Roberts Barton Jand Schuherp Mathew Arnold

Bible Thought MORAL TAWS Fragment

Fragmentary religious verse and prayer text appears in a devotional fragment. The lines reference war, judgments, and a prayer asking for guidance and conversion in a moral context.

Frederick Local Snippets From July 1 1998 Notes

Twenty years ago in Frederick Mrs John Bare slips on stairs injuring her left ankle badly at West South Rover. Mayor Gen Edward Smith enforces ordinance requiring all doors minimum compliance. Trion Knitting Mills closes for a week to take stock. Republican Congressional Convention set to meet at the Perkins House. Cal Grosse and AL Pearre expected to be renominated.

Gattysburg Somme Lomlion Tha I Adian Canada Yadav New York Heston Bawel Switzerland Alabama Slain Bar Association Opns Birmingham Confederate States America Est Globe London Merrineham Alabama Farm Bureau Etloratian John Bare West South Rover Wal Perk House Cal Grosse AL Pearre

Wheat Harvest To Begin In County In Full Force

Farmers in Middletown Valley and throughout the county will start wheat harvesting today with yields projected at twenty to twenty five bushels per acre. Straw is short and corn is backward due to cool weather with delayed planting. Weather has aided vegetation and pastures, and market fruit like strawberries raspberries and watermelons are appearing.って

Middletown Valley Glade Valley

June records a dry and cool month with late storms

June 1926 stands as one of the driest and coolest months on record. Rainfall ran about three inches below normal, with 7.45 inches noted in the official tube for the past month. Temperatures cooled, peaking near 67 degrees and dropping to 47, while 12 days saw rainfall and five thunderstorms occurred.

Aye Wim J. Grave Virginia Maryland Neil Imale

Memphis Seeks Honorary Charleston Name Change

Memphis Chamber of Commerce wires the American Society of Dancing Teachers hoping the Charleston be renamed Memphis to reflect the city as the original home of the dance. The motion was debated at the society's annual convention but action was deferred.

New York Memphis Charleston American Society of Dancing Teachers Memphis Chamber of Commerce Hives Sigeest

Centerville Man Fined For DUI And Reckless Driving

Milton Hicks colored of Centerville paid 135.80 in fines and costs after a police court guilty verdict for driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. Justice Sherman P. Bowers noted an extra 25 was added due to misrepresented facts. Hicks faced arrest early Sunday on Urbana Pike.

Milton Hicks Centerville Sherman P. Bowers Hicks Urbana Pike Atkinsa Ang Corporal Katz Po. Nee Lewis O. Fagan Washington Fagan Carl Haller Faga

Philadelphia Type Home Showcases Simple Charm and Plans

The Philadelphia Type home emphasizes charm over size with a hooded front, brick tones, and flexible detailing. Plans from the American Brick Association offer features like a rear garage option, terraced lawn, and a practical kitchen under a double window.

Philadelphia

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