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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1926
Page
4
Economic talk on taxes and travel in 1926 paper
The column discusses broad ideas on tax cuts boosting prosperity and the appeal of travel for Americans, contrasting shifts in money value and the practicality of home duties. It notes Europe hosting American travelers, praises enterprise, and comments on drivers and trains, ending with a social piece on housework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Elec
Europe
Inquiring Reporter on Parole and Pardons Debate
A panel of Maryland and local figures share views on parole and presidential pardons. opinions range from supportive to strict, with Chief Walsh and States Attorney Storm arguing too many criminals are released, while others urge caution, second chances, or targeted releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Miller
Parole and Pardon Boards
Alton Y. Bennett
Maryland
Mary Maulsny
Church Army of England
WM. M. Storm
Hymeneas Stratton McCommons Wedding in Philadelphia
Miss Martha McCommons daughter of Mrs Martha McCommons Philadelphia and Frank A Stratton son of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Stratton Philadelphia were wed in Woodland Baptist church parsonage by Rev Melvin B Wright on Saturday July 17 After the ceremony the couple left on a wedding trip to Washington Baltimore and Frederick and will reside in Philadelphia Also noted are marriages Rouzer Harbaugh Moser Shoemaker Wright Heflin Halterman Whitmer and Mathlax Whitmer with various details of venues and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouzer—Harbaugh
Misa Jessie Harbaugh
James Ki. Moore
Taylor Harbaugh
Robert Reuzer
Thurmont
Haraistown
Dr. Clever
Watkin’s Glen
N. Ya
Canada
Reuzer
Frick Company
Among the Sick M Willam Thorner Convalesces at Home
M Willam Thorner of Cast Third Street has been homebound with a fractured hind but is improving slowly. A Vietnam era specialist claims city noise grows elephant-sized ears, based on thirty years of patient measurements. An efficient Canadian sea catch credits airmen guidance from machines guiding fishermen to where animals congregate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Willam Thorner
Third Street
Real Gentleman Faces Housing Strain as New Era Dawns
A plainspoken report notes a man of courteous bearing struggles amid rising roof costs and scarce help. The core issue centers on gathering funds to keep a home intact as challenges mount for low income households.
From Lake Lucerne to the St Gothard Grand Alpine Route
The author recalls Lake Lucerne and the Tell’s Chapel shrine, then travels by Axen Strasse along the Grand Alpine Route from Lucerne to Interlaken. He praises Alpine road engineering, the St Gothard railway, and the daring tunnels and bridges, noting Switzerland’s modern electrified railways and transformed scenic vistas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lucerne
Schiller
Ham Tell
Ony Point
Arces
Tells
Cantons
William Tell
Senise
Lucerne
Interlaken
Switzerland
Lake
Mty
Axen
Phe St Gothard
Montgomery County appoints Alban M. Wood Frederick principal
Twenty years ago today The News reports the Montgomery County School Commissioners confirmed Alban M. Wood of Frederick as principal of a Boyds school. Franklin Harrington travels to Washington for work as assistant bookkeeper with Haller Cornell and Co. Augustus Ebert sells his 146 West Patrick Street residence to Lewis H. Fraley who will live there. Frank McG East Church Street improves after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Alban M. Wood
Frederick
Boyds
Augustus Ebert
West
Patrick Street
Lewis H. Fraley
Franklin Hi. Harrington
North Market Street
Washington
Haller, Cornell and Co
Today in History and Birthdays Across Years
A roundup of historical anniversaries from 1784 to 1919 noting figures like Rochambeau George Peabody and Grant. It includes 1908 Quebec tercentenary with the Prince of Wales, 1911 Texas vote against statewide prohibition, and a Vera Cruz disaster. Also mentions current events: recall election in Fresno and a Texas gubernatorial primary approaching, plus other notable birthdays and milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Leauharnais
Rochambeau
Paris
George Peabody
Royal Exchange
London
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Eugenie
France
Gen
A. S. Grant
United States
Mt. McGregor
N. Y
Point Pleasant
Quebec
George W
George Primrose
San Diego
Calif
Vera Cruz
Bennet Puryear
Virginia
Canada
Champlain and St. Lawrence
Sebastian G. Messmer
Milwaukee
al K E. Sunderland
Fresno
Mansfield
Nantree Point
Watch Hill
R. 1
War Department
Ornor Miriam A. Ferguson
Guard slain as six convicts freed in midstate jailbreak
Easton Texas July 23 three men drove to Ferguson State convict farm near Midway and killed guard Will Raider of Midway then unlocked barracks doors and abducted six long term convicts occupying positions behind their guards. Posses scoured the countryside for the escapees as the three attackers sped away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Texas
Ferguson State
Midway
Houston
Sho
Will Raider
Hureday
Gypsies Banished From City After Arrests In Frederick
About 15 gypsies were arraigned before Justice Sherman P. Bowers on a Thursday night in Frederick charged with fortune telling without a license. They were ordered to leave the city and escorted beyond the limits with no fines, as police kept gypsy bands moving and halted their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bowers
Frederick
Lions Club Meeting Highlights Brotherhood and Service
The Lions Club met at Hotel Brad dock with about fifteen members present including Baptist ministers. Dr. Baylor urged treating all men as brothers and valuing, helping, and associating with them regardless of faith. Rev. Wagner led a blessing, and H. Larer Michael reported the treasurer's books. Next gathering set for noon at Francis Scott Key Hotel, with August 5 at Mrs Dornheim's Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Baylor
Lions Club
Xrests
Hotel Braddock
Baylor
The
Belgius
Adont
Mra. C
Francis Scott Key
Luf's Stuff Insects and the Flies
Observers complain about meat insects and gnats seen daily, claiming they lack moral thinking and purpose. The author notes pests flit about, never progress, and seem into mischief, casting judgment on their worth and conduct.
Theatre News Empire of Two Features Tonight
Dorothy Devore and Matt Moore star in The Narrow Street a mystery comedy drama at the theatre tonight. Pete Morrison and his horse Lightning star in The Desperate Game an action western. A two reel comedy and Pathe News will also be shown. The notice mentions seasonal river travel and winter river mouth activity in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Dorothy Devore
Matt Moore
Pathe News
Maryland
Pete Morrison
Lightning
Fight Against Measles Says Dr Huca 8 Cumming
Public Health Service Surgeon General Dr. Huca 8 Cumming notes measles death rate and annual U S toll. Measles chiefly harms young children, with contagion from catarrhal onset through rash and about 14 days of quarantine. Serum from past cases may offer protection if given within six days of exposure, but under recognition in early stages fuels spread. Children with colds should stay home from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huca
Cumming
United States Public Health Service
United States
New York
Bible Thought Bless or Curse From Deuteronomy Context
A brief religious devotional text citing Deuteronomy 11 26 28, presenting a blessing for obedience and a curse for disobedience. It reflects a vow to remember God’s statutes and word and to follow divine commandments. The language emphasizes moral choice and divine guidance.
Sympathy Heals The Weary Home In Simple Kindness
A verse on how sympathy from family eases daily strains at home. Mothers ease headaches with care, children gain courage from gentle framing, and fathers return tired yet soothed by comforting words. The piece celebrates shared kindness as a cure for blues and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
$10 Bill For Contract Blocks Heavyweight Fight Plans
In Chicago July 23 a $10 bill tied to a contract between Jack Dempsey and Floyd Fitzsimmons with B Clements of the Chicago Coliseum Athletic Club could derail Tex Rickard’s bid to stage a title bout with Gene Tunney this September. Rickard’s lawyers meet Clement’s to test validity, with a possible Jersey City fallback if blocked. Payments alleged total $150,000 to Dempsey and Fitzsimmons, with $100,000 due in two installments. a $100,000 draft was returned unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Floyd Fitzsimmons
B. C. Clements
Chicago Coliseum Athletic Club
Tex Rickard
Gene Tunney
Rickard S
Clement
Rickard
Jersey City
Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
Champion
Spacious Western Colonial Brick Home Plans
Complete plans and specifications for a spacious Western Colonial style home advertised by the American Face Brick Association. The design features a wide living room aligned with a sun parlor and dining room through French doors, a central main hall, a broad staircase to three bedrooms or four, a spacious attic play room, and abundant storage with cabinet pantries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Face Brick Association
North Wells Street
Chicago
Clogets
Madame
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