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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1926
Page
4
The Frederick Daily News explains policies on use of Associated Press dispatches and local notices. It states editors may publish only signed communications with real writer names and prohibits unsigned notices or advertising content.
A letter urges Frederick to adopt a proactive advertising and courtesy program to attract automobile tourists. Proposes distributing literature, offering city privileges with courtesy cards, and welcoming strangers to boost local business and goodwill. Also notes Lake Jenmark ammunition depot incident prompts safety discussion for Congress.
A humorous survey lists five locals with varied methods to stay calm in hot weather. Edward Toms says he suffers and does not cool off, Thomas Chapline chooses moderation, Edwin Marketll admits not keeping cool, Grayson Palmer stays active, and Howard Albaugh lets heat rise to stay cool.
A psychologist links happiness to purposeful activity not mere amusements. Emphasizing women’s need for meaningful work, the piece notes many gainful roles in charity civic cultural or social efforts can stabilize emotions and reduce disillusionment. A July 15 charity dance at Mary Margaret Sappington and Charlotte Stone’s home honors guests with a white decor theme and music by Hagan's orchestra.
The readable text compares day and night, notes similarities between a probe and an investigation, mentions Mrs. Late Bad as a hostess for nearly three years, and hints at a national news context with copyright service references.
A collage of historic events and birthdays listed by date including Sir Walter Raleigh at Roanoke, Old Ironsides maiden voyage, Napoleon Duke of Heidstadt, United States Steel Pittsburg price system ruling, and a San Francisco blast anniversary. Birthdays include Ulysses S Grant Jr and Joseph L Bristow. Today events note Ceres discovery, Mississippi River sources, and Buckinghham Palace garden party previews.
A scrambled verse describes a cow in a pasture with vivid but odd phrasing. The narrator admires the animal as a striking, graceful figure chewing fodder, contrasting distant views with closeness to the herd. The piece blends whimsy and rural imagery from a countryside scene.
A fragmented OCR item blends a biblical verse quotation with a note on the Indian River of Florida. The text references Deuteronomy and a prayer line, then asserts the river is a salt, narrow tidal inlet rather than a true river.
Loreal items recount events from July 23, 2068 in Frederick. Entries include Dr Edward J. Bontus Lloyd A. Ketanver and Bernard oa named on medical licensure lists, William B. Storm, Central National Bank cashier, reported as indisposed, plus an impromptu concert at Braddock Hoists and guests Eleanor Markey Mr Spohn and others at the Hotel Threadwater.
City officials discuss widening Brewer’s Alley and developing Municipal Park at a regular meeting. The mayor authorized negotiations with Hargett property owners, with condemnation to follow if terms fail. a 129-name petition seeks alley widening. Contracts awarded for excavation and pond work. bids reviewed for water issues and street repairs.
The Carroll County Sunday School Association met Tuesday at Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church Westminster with 409 delegates from over 100 Sunday schools. Rev. J. Walter Englar presided as sessions featured addresses on world peace education home visitation and youth programs by a lineup of pastors and educators.
Chief Judge Hammond Urner filed a certificate for renomination with the Board of Divesting Supervisors to continue as Chief Judge of the Frederick and Montgomery County Judicial Circuit. His term expires in 192 and he was appointed until the election. No other candidate signed and it is believed he will face no opposition. Lee Ranneberger, challenger for County Treasurer on the Democratic ticket, announced his candidacy. Ranneberger formerly led the Board of Supervisors and the Frederick County Agricultural Society and sits on the Board of Managers.
The fragment recalls a person mixing lemon soda and watching water spray onto a shirt. The text then shifts to legal items including property deeds, real estate transfers, and a marriage license note from Baltimore. It lists diverse names and ages connected to cases and notices such as divorces and equity actions.
Mrs Levine, long treated at City Hospital, has been moved from the ward and is reported improving slowly after five weeks of illness.
The chart shows U S death rates from scarlet fever per 100 000 people. Scarlet fever mainly affects children and is more common in temperate climates. Northern states have higher death rates than southern states. Transmission occurs by direct contact with patients or articles contaminated with secretions and possibly contaminated milk.
A nostalgic note celebrates children running barefoot in summer. It recalls the joy of ditching shoes, feeling grass tickle the toes, sprinting on sidewalks and gravel, and dodging hot pavement, with a parent’s cautious approval highlighting carefree days of youth.
The text explains how mild cases can spread scarlet fever, especially in school-aged children. It notes infants and very young children face higher danger, with complications from middle ear disease and kidney inflammation. It also mentions new findings promising better diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. A chart shows scarlet fever trends in the U S registration area in recent years.
A fragmented essay discusses diversion from work as a way to relax the mind and body. It contrasts habits like spinach and bread as stimulants with leisure activities such as strolling, theater, and social rooms. It reflects on how busy professionals mask worries with idle pursuits and pastimes.
Theatre listings show Richard Dix and Lois Wilson in Lets Get Married a sparkling farce night program also features Harry Langdon in a two reel comedy with a news reel in Maryland Wesley Barry stars in Battling Bunyan an action picture with a prize fight climax a two reel comedy and news reel conclude the program note gas price in Durban South Africa averages one dollar per gallon
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