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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1926
Page
4
A damaged clipping from the GHB Daily News describes editorial policy and submission rules for notices and opinions. It mentions crediting authors, publishing standards, advertising notices, and mailing requirements with postal service filing at Fredericksburg.
Monday July 19 1926 readers discuss petty theft in catering hotel and restaurant settings. The piece notes how stealing small silverware as souvenirs adds costs and may influence youths, with a digression on economics studies by John Coolitse and broader lessons about paying for what one earns through personal effort.
A Frederic Maryland writer urges protecting Frederick's Old Stone Tavern and other historic sites. He cites Gulf Refining Company's offer to present the building to citizens or a responsible group, stressing heritage over monetary value and recalling Jenny Wade's Gettysburg sacrifice. He notes the Jenny Wade Museum draws about fifty thousand visitors yearly and warns destruction would erase unique American history.
The piece presents opinions on woman suffrage from multiple readers including JACOB ROHRBACK and GEORGE HALLER. Some respondents call suffrage a failure, while one cites benefits already achieved. tone reflects debate over women’s political role. The notice ends with a call to preserve the Old Stone Tavern and Frederick’s historic papers.
An editor recalls a Nieman style reflection on sensitivity and shared human traits. It contrasts personal suffering with crowd reactions to a horse show mishap, noting how instinct and emotion shape tolerance. The piece argues character and intelligence influence how we bear trouble.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to blend biblical phrasing with garbled phrases. The readable elements reference fearing the Lord, serving with all heart, and prayer, but core facts or events are not discernible. The item seems to be a damaged religious note or poem fragment with no clear people, places, or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
This page lists events and birthdays from various years including 1806 births of Alexander D. Bache and others, 1850 Anthony Blanc becoming New Orleans archbishop, and 1915 major battle beginnings in Russian Poland. It also notes modern observances such as Jewish fast Ab and international conventions in San Francisco and Denver, with numerous figures like John J. McGraw and Cardinal Begin mentioned.
A humorous weather column muses on winter and seasons with whimsical spellings. The narrator jokes about prophets predicting storms and sunny days, noting the unpredictability of winds and dates.
Theatre notices announce Derma Shearer performing tonight in The Devil's Cucus, a two reel comedy The Fighting Nude and Fat News wall also shown. Marger Dan appears in bearhound with Thrilla and ation Crate Ketneets to be seen mocprether vlapler of The Radio Dereon 7.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick reports celebrate a concert at Junior Toast The Free Kindercarten Association held a social on Mrs Alice Rohrhack s lawn Brad doc Treights members of Compras erick green camp at Range Lt Harry J Kefauver named judge advocate of the battalion and Lt Harry J Leihert officer of the day Jane Motter returns from Boston trip The Maver and Allermen signified willingness to grant Fourth Street use to the WW Railroad for a single track.
A Sunday night storm wrecked Trinity Methodists Church on Main Street Mt Airy. The blaze consumed the main edifice after the steeple burst into flames. Volunteers moved pews piano and organ as water engines fought the fire. Firemen and neighbors faced risk to adjoining homes. a prior church on the same site burned 42 years ago. Fire officials estimated losses up to 2000 with insurance 100 to 12000.
A chart in this article shows a significant decline in tuberculosis deaths per hundred thousand in the United States, nearly as striking as the earlier typhoid decrease. Factors cited include better diagnosis and treatment, improved living conditions, nutrition, and public health campaigns, with various agencies contributing to the progress.
Insects show brief adult lives while cicadas, notably the 17 year locust, spend 17 years underground feeding on roots. Emergence is timed to dusk, with adults living only weeks. Periodical broods have been tracked since 1863, with about thirty families mapped to forecast local appearances.
Middletown notices list many visitors and relatives from Washington Baltimore Pittsburgh and Akron. Names include Charles White Abrs Tattler Day Joseph C Gaver Lillie Renner Virginia Appell Ruth Midman Roscoe Grove DeWitt Grove Coblentz Rose Rudy Emory Slicer William Seward Gall Stottlemyer J K Smith Buda Mt Airy W J Seward and others. Several families spent weekends or days with local hosts and relatives across Pennsylvania Maryland and Ohio.
A long list of visitors and relatives stops in Middletown, Ohio, during a period of holiday travel and local visits. Among those noted are Mrs. Fannie Munea of Miamisburg and Mrs. J. B. Clark of Washington, plus Mr. and Mrs. E. J. H. Bussard of Cincinnati visiting Mr. Bussard’s parents.
Mr Digasaot of Mt Pleasant hosts July 17 celebration for Mr and Mrs Charles C Foreman of Friendship Bethel in honor of their fifth wedding anniversary. Attendees include their daughter Nettle Bell Elsie May son Chas Jr and extended family as listed with neighbors and friends.
A fragmented verse from Coctiran hints at BNAY Tas with poetic cadence. The lines imply a subtle narrative or tribute, though text remains incomplete and open to interpretation. The piece carries a quiet, reflective mood and classical imagery.
The Taneytown driving club plans a marine race Saturday July 24 starting 1 PM at the Taneytown fairgrounds with entries from Baltimore Hagerstown Carlisle and York Springs plus a pony run. Evening festival and dancing follow. The 29th annual Carroll County fair is set for September 21 to 24 with four days and fireworks.
A cottage style residence blends openness with practicality. The living room spans the front and opens to an arm parlor with a wide ar rangement, while a central fireplace anchors the wall. An attached garage, convenient clothes closet near the garage, and a dining room arch into the living area enhance flow. Upstairs there are three bedrooms and a bath.
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