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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
4
A play news fragment from Frederick Maryland references Great Southern Print and an associated company. The text mentions submitting a statement regarding seed alleged facts and warns that items sent by telephone or mail to the office will not be accepted.
The report notes 1825 traffic deaths rose among pedestrians and children, while overall fatalities per car dropped as cars increased. It advocates safety campaigns, warns of rural highway dangers, and urges municipal action to reduce deaths. It discusses honorary degrees and civic service recognition, praising efforts that benefit the public. Sir Henry Thornton cites rail advertising to revive passenger travel. A final note mentions Weenie Crockett Little Rock Hijau, heir to a title.
The city readers report varied habits. Mary Newan says library use peaks January to March. Grace Neidig notes winter circulation rises. Edna Schaefer links work and reading, noting summer readers exist while schools read more in winter. Jesse B Anders adds personal summer reading. Aliche Reid agrees people read in summer.
The Frederick town historic Old Stone Tavern sparks a plea for immedate action from William J. Grove urging preservation to rival Civil War sites. Olive Roberts Barton notes two political sides and warns youth drift amid broad social questions echoed by a modern life passage.
A garbled account blends references to Luf and Lenglen with scattered notes on drama acrobatics and public reception. Mentions Morgan College and Brederik County education leadership, interwoven with disjointed remarks on performance, schedules, and audience reactions, all amid a jumble of unclear names and events.
Anniversaries and birthdays across years. Notable figures include David Lee Child, Perry Bysshe Shelley, Robert K. Scott, Frank B. Brandexec, Ben Holliday, Gen. Roberts, and Claude R. Porter. Also mentions events such as peace congresses, war relief funding, and a tribute dinner for Senator Reed.
Unclear text references gasoline and soft drinks with garbled phrases. No coherent event or entities. cannot determine actual people or organizations.
A fire alarm was triggered by a burnage of excelsior in a hay rear of a store on Elmok Fox Street in Frederick. No damage reported. Milton G Verner and Milton G Verner Jr. travel to Boston Massachusetts. Business Minys Association committee seeks subscriptions in stock of the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway Company to complete a menu of needed items.
A July fifth exhibit lists relics and antiques loaned by local families and groups for a Seaguentennial celebration. items include daguerreotypes, quilts, glassware, silver, ceramics, military memorabilia, wills, deeds, portraits, and banners with many tied to Baker, Tyler, LaFayette, Washington, and other prominent names.
A witty column mocks the idea of uplifting others by idle comfort and urges active effort. The piece reflects flapper era tone with sharp social commentary and playful zingers aimed at passive attitudes.
A historical health article outlines how parental care shapes child observation and risk awareness. It emphasizes vivid, early lessons on dangers and calls for community training and vigilance to foster public health, with a focus on the role of medical professionals and parents.
The program lists Adolphe VWtepron and Morenes Vie or are Solars beta oramight in a fine hake comedy paduetion Stereet cards ida Rinograms WHHL Maryland Conway Teale and Mattee Kenne ay will be sern here content in Bad Company dramatic farce comedy. A two reel Mack Sennett comedy aut Hews reel will conclude the program.
Gilmore Ro Viantt a realtor and insurer buys from Mr and Mrs Witham Ji Wiles the frame dwelling on West Sixth Street. The property has a frontage of 15 feet and immediate possession is given.
Feagaville reports St Luke's Lutheran Sunday school at 9 30 with William M Storm of Frederick teaching the Men's Bible class. Baltimore visitors include Mrs Ridgeley Shaff and Miss Dorothy Robb. Several families from Baltimore and Washington spent weekends visiting relatives. New Market notes Mrs James M Rice of Baltimore visiting Bayard Burgess and friends. Miss Evelyn Falconer and Miss Charlotte Falconer together. Swarthmore visitors Mr and Mrs Charles Russell. local visits from Louise and Silvia Baltimore. Mr Edward Grimes and daughter Jean with his parents. Misses Mary Anna Scheel from Washington over Fourth of July. Julia Hammond of Baltimore with her parents.
In the quiet hours a lullaby calms a restless child as a mother walks the floor. Jerson stays with Aunt Mrs George Duvall while Brunswick visitors join Gen Burgess family. Various residents visit relatives, attend holidays, or travel to Washington and Baltimore. Patent Office notes women mainly innovate in domestic goods with some mechanical entries. Advertise In The News.
Miss Elsie Wilhelmina Schnauffer and Georg Luther Westerman were wed Friday at All Saints Church in this city. Rev. H. E. Burgess of St. Marks Parish officiated. The bride, a Brunswick High School and Goucher College alumna, has taught at Brunswick High School. After the ceremony the couple departed for a wedding trip. Rev. Shaffer spoke on Independence Day during a Hagerstown Rotary Club meeting. Fined for bootlegging, Pasquale Bosco of Westminster was convicted and fined 25 dollars plus costs after a June 11 arrest for selling whiskey in anti-saloon territory. he posted bond for July hearing. Subscribe for The News.
Detailed plans and specs describe a one story English style six room house with a cozy living room and fireplace at the center. The dining room and kitchen sit to the left, while three bedrooms and a sleeping porch cluster to the right rear. Privacy is preserved by a hall separating sleeping quarters. windows and roof lines are emphasized for a clean appearance.
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