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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1926
Page
4
The fragment outlines ethical and legal guidelines for publishing news dispatches. It mentions payment, credit, submission of editorials, and prohibition of disclosing writers' names without consent. It emphasizes authorship, accuracy, and nonadvertising purposes.
A Freder ictoe Md column marks the Fourth of July as a holiday and urges citizens to spend five minutes reflecting on the founders and the nation. It questions whether modern Americans uphold the founders' legacy through service, public duty, and steadfast participation in government.
A nostalgic column contrasts old fashioned Independence Day celebrations with modern noise and pyrotechnics. It recalls childhood memories, discusses teaching Liberty to children, and reflects on how 1776 ideals are understood amid today’s festive but disruptive celebrations.
A crowd across towns shares Fourth of July plans. Margaret Deanwill celebrate in town on the fifth for a quiet safe Fourth. Mrs Earl Zeigler will attend Frederick celebrations. Romanus Stiteley plans a morning ball game then Frederick festivities. Mrs Elmer Munshowerwill go to the country then return Monday for the celebration. J B Davies reflects on war, liberty, and the first Fourth of July in a thoughtful essay about independence and the Constitution.
The Northwest Inland Empire grows from a desolate past to a thriving region led by Spokane. Wheat from Walla Walla and vast lumber from Washington fuel two thirds of U S shingles, with Spokane’s Davenport hotel and civic pride reflecting a powerful, bustling cityscape.
Olive Roberts Barton notes the abundance of stone fences across New England explaining how settlers derived stone from cleared fields for barrier walls and house construction. The article highlights the pervasive use of locally sourced rock in fencing and property delineation throughout rural areas.
A compact essay compares fencing to parent guidance, noting mothers shape children's character by steering temper, selfishness, cowardice, and deceit. It links clear fences to historic rail barriers and animal behavior, concluding self knowledge is the core rule for moral growth.
A compiled list notes historic anniversaries and birthdays. Highlights include John Singleton Copley born in Boston in 1737, the 1866 Sadowa victory, 1898 Cervera fleet destruction, and several modern Birthday figures, with Today’s events marking the 150th U S Independence milestone and Methuen Mass three day anniversary festivities.
A nostalgic hymn urges readers to celebrate America’s birthday with pride and loyalty. It recalls 150 years of growth, patriotic duty, and national unity as industry halts briefly for a ritual salute to Old Glory, the symbol of protection and freedom.
The piece recalls independence and nation building with praise for patriots and enduring valor. It notes a four day gathering in Camrose Alberta where five thousand Norwegians unite for a Norway Society of Canada convention and celebration.
Local column notes a Kemp’s dry goods store picnic at Breezy Point on the Monocacy near Frederick Junction with guests including Mrs George Weber and Miss Mollie Brookey among others. A boy burned his face examining a planter pot, and Charles Griffin was knocked unconscious after a bicycle accident on East Church street.
A playful beachside family baseball tale unfolds with wife and kids batting and running bases while the father nuts about two bats per turn. Lively vignettes contrast onlookers and a comic wife miscue as the crowd enjoys the game and the antics.
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