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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1926
Page
4
Fragmented OCR reads as a legal and publishing notice about Associated Press rights and publication consent guidance. It mentions news dispatch credits, permission to publish, and disclaimers about advertising notices. The legibility is poor and lacks coherent events or entities.
A Frederick County article notes the fiftieth anniversary of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company and invites public visit to the central office. It stresses patient service, user duties, and courtesy, while discussing an era of transition and the broad impact of telephone systems on daily life. It frames progress and public responsibility amid ongoing change.
Citizens weigh whether military arsenals should be moved to sparsely populated areas to lessen disaster risk. Respondents from Grayson, Mercer, Emimusburg and Baltimore urge relocating depots like Curtis Bay, with concerns on security, access, and guarding troops. The discussion follows a New Jersey incident and calls to close near Curtis Bay.
The text notes a pattern where individuals who excel in school athletics shift to sedentary occupations after graduation. It argues they abandon outdoor activities and do not engage in home exercise, even small daily efforts that could improve fitness.
A historical note on Asiatic cholera risks and the role of public health safeguards. It cites past outbreaks in New York Albany Montreal Quebec and Jersey City with death tolls and quarantine actions, stressing vigilance against cholera and the impact of health departments in preventing spread.
A mixed, garbled recap of anniversaries and events. Notable items mention John Fremont and other historical figures, plus births of several figures linked to dates “today.” Contains multiple dates and places. overall it reads as a timeline of births, political notes, and events across years.
The text presents a playful spoof combining nursery rhyme lines and a pretend ledger joke. It weaves “Luf's Stuff” and lines about Jack Spratt and his wife, referencing a humorous rise in expenditures and a character heading to St Ives to meet a man with seven wives and hats.
Theatre news notes Lionel Barrymore Henry B o Walthall star tonight in The Barrie ham othe step Rex Reagh of Vaskan die A two reel comedy and Pathe News will be shown. Maryland Bill Raves leads in The Lash of the Tow a Western picture and a Norwegian gag news reel completes the program.
Local item from the News July 18, 1908 reports an injury at a barn from a fork tine sticking out causing a forehead wound. Also mentions Conrad Ruland factory activity on West Patrick Street and sale of heavy draught horses for 500. Frederick residents Kemp and Waters of the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railroad directors seek a franchise to lay tacks at Fourth Street.
An antique sale planned for Gants home on Weet Patrick Street was cancelled by Bantz after a Baltimore interview. Jolliffe was instructed to store belongings instead of selling them, despite prior arrangements for an auction. The house was being prepared, but Bantz later decided to keep personal effects, with city possession possibly moving to a new location.
Fragmentary text mentions a father, a summer suit, a crown, and a marker cut. Snyd wears it now in a cryptic, unclear scenario. The passage lacks clear names, dates, or places to establish a full news item.
Thurmont crowds host relatives and friends from Baltimore Washington New York and beyond. Visitors include Miss Virginia Knell from New York City Mrs Allie Late from Waynesboro and Miss Addie Caughy of Baltimore while residents and kin travel to Towson Detroit Urbana Richmond and Norfolk for weeklong stays and greetings.
Mr and Mrs Roy Francis and daughter Marilyn of Columbus Ohio visit Mr and Mrs Tt E Town Rockwell Terrace Miss Katharine Albaugh of Hanover Pa leaves for Baltimore to visit Mrs C Markland Kelly Guilford Mr and Mrs Roger B Joffman receive congratulations on birth of a nine pound son Files Ag Candidate Charles W Woodward of the Rockville bar first to file for Montgomery County Democratic nomination for State's Attorney primary Sept 14 filing deadline Aug 24 Drowned On Honeymoon John K Gillies and wife Miss Mary Frances Yount drown in a lake in Quebec after a boating incident Seance linked incident telegraphs confirm Gillies death Goes To Columbia Mrs Welly Harris formerly of Frederick returns to New York to finish summer course at Columbia University remains in Hagerstown with sister Mrs Bentz
A poem about tuning radios during a quiet evening disrupted by family noise. The speaker notes clear air and lively programs but interference from a quarrel between a husband, wife, and children disrupts the broadcast. The piece humorously contrasts ideal radio listening with domestic chaos.
The article argues late open seasons to protect spawning bass and other fish. It lists egg counts for largemouth and smallmouth bass, muskellunge, northern pike, brook trout, rainbow trout, lake trout, chain pickerel, bluegill, yellow perch, crappie, rock bass, and calico bass, explaining how harvesting during spawning devastates stock and urging respect for natural reproduction.
ABE MARTIN criticizes timidity and self doubt in leaders and public figures. He argues that fear and lack of confidence block talented, gifted people from stepping forward in science politics and society, urging boldness over reserve and hesitation.
A devotional note reflects on remembering the Lord’s guidance in the journey of life. It cites Deuteronomy urging trust and daily prayer for direction and strength.
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