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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1926
Page
3
Reporting from Schenectady, engineer William Arcy Ryan unveils a compact headlight claiming a 200 foot forward view and clear road sign visibility even past the lamp. The design uses a large lens and special reflector with adjustable height and a safety catch for easy lamp access.
County Agent P. W. Chichester addressed the Kiwanis Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, citing U.S. Department of Agriculture statistics on essential qualifications for county agents. He noted public speaking, initiative, tact, and leadership as key traits, and argued readersh ip in any field mirrors needed traits for effectiveness. The event included plans for the Kiwanis International convention in Canada and a club ceremony with local committees and charitable donations announced.
A general Tuesday downpour, with heavy bursts and a brisk wind, cooled the area and refreshed truck gardens and fruit orchards. Farmers report improving prospects for apples and peaches as showers aided vegetation, while rivers flushed and the overall outlook grew brighter for the spring crop season. The Braddock Womens Club met May 21 at Mrs. Dorothy O’Neil’s home with sixteen members and three visitors, one new member, and a literary program followed by a business session.
Four year old Richard Mann died after a tombstone toppled during play at a cemetery near Finksburg Carroll County. Relatives and neighbors rushed to help lifting the stone off the child who was taken to Dr JF Frank Miller’s office by Alvie Ree Key and others.
In Lerstown a physician treated a patient named Stichard with bandages to an arm leg and hem. He advised transfer to Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore where Richard died a few hours later after the evident injuries.
A Boston Transcript note jokes that naming newborn kittens is pointless since their mother will simply call them Meow. The quip reflects a humorous aside on pet names and daily life.
The Woman's Club of Plespant Wiove held its regular meeting at president Mrs. WH. L. Davis's home on May 23. Miss Thompson, county demonstrator, led the session on nutrition. A federation report noted a vote to start a loan closet. Twelve members attended and two joined. Next meeting set with Mrs. Florence Far in June. The ten who have made a noise in the world have not used their mouths alone.
A promotional note touts Plantables as odorless, clean tablets rich in nitrogen, potash and phosphoric acid. It claims even poor soil will improve, with potted and outdoor plants growing better than before. Pack sizes 25¢ to $3.50 per package. larger sizes claimed most economical. Full directions included.
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