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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1926
Page
4
A fragment from a local news page notes that Associated Press material is used with credit and real names of writers required for opinions. It outlines submission rules for notices and letters, urging written contact by mail rather than phone.
President Coolidge and the Crown Prince and Princess of Sweden unveiled a John Ericsson monument in Washington. The gesture honored immigrant contributions and argued for selective immigration to preserve American character while praising foreign peoples and their hard work.
Fragmentary text appears to be a jumbled bible quote or thought fragment. It includes garbled phrases and numbers that obscure clear meaning or event. No definitive names, places, or dates present to summarize into a coherent news item.
Readers from multiple cities share opinions on the Iowa primary. Leslie N Coblentz predicts Cummins. Bennett sees a close race. Mullin favors Brookhart. Gaver expects a tie. Wells believes Cummins will win.
A compact historic calendar notes Braddock’s 1754 start from Fort Cumberland with 2158 troops and the independence resolution in Congress. It lists Idaho’s fifth territorial governor Gilman Marston, Lick Observatory site grant, and Moscow cathedral consecration. Birthdays include Albert Burleson and others. Today’s events mention League of Nations, Kiwanis, Good Roads, and Seattle mayoral transition.
Practical advice on balancing work and play to avoid burnout and illness. Humorous vignettes about family life and common sense, warning against overwork and underdoing while emphasizing moderation and planning. Copyright 1926 NIBA Service.
Theatre notes list Jack Holt Florence Vider and ry Brian headlining a vaudeville style program at the local house with Cheap Skates a two reel comedy and The Loyal Lives a Vitagraph feature starring Mary Warr and Weallhan Oliver Jr. Also Willem Desmond appears in a new chapter of The Waink ie Thal.
A rambling monologue questions the wear and journey of a dollar bill, recalling how it passed through many hands in rough conditions. The speaker muses on past usefulness and the bill’s worn state, mentioning kitchen uses and household items while imagining its voice and fate.
Twenty years ago today a Frederick column reviews social visits and local happenings. Names such as Charlies Wo Miller, Louise Kemp, Able McConnel, Leah Mars, Mrs Hoocubon, Wilam Roberts, Maud Caller and Milam Gittings appear. Events include visits to Emmitsburg Lit. Urstown and Adams county, a governor appointing a justice of the peace, and the opening of the Valley Canning Company season.
Surgeon General Heuch outlines two groups, those with colds and those without, and prescribes measures to prevent transmission. He urges avoiding close contact, keeping hands clean, and hygiene, with room air and moderate food. Public health voice stresses staying home when ill and distancing to curb spread.
Dudley M Page and many relatives and friends, including Mrs Estelle Bradbeck Young and former Congressman A Brodbeck, attended Hood College commencement at Frederick Maryland. Several guests from Greensburg Overbrook Baltimore New York and Philadelphia visited or stayed at Braddock Heights and attended the ceremonies.
Dr Bassler addressed Hood College graduates at Commencement with a sermon on life’s fullness and duty, urging growth and service. President Apple and faculty offered best wishes. a class recital and reception followed with music by Mary Willer and Henry T Wade.
Local chatter centers on Art Smiley and Tus hewlin remarks, while Lester Mopys returns from Florida with his car amid a murky scene of cigar smoke and uncertain intent.
Commencement week exercises began at Mt St Marys and St Josephs Colleges in Emmitsburg with baccalaureate sermons by Monsignor Tierney and Bishop Harpy. The Mt St Marys High School program awarded 37 diplomas with Bishop Hafey presiding. main address by Tune.
Confederate Memorial Day was observed Saturday afternoon at Mt Olivet and St Johns Catholic cemeteries under the Daughters of the Confederacy and Sons of Veterans. Rev E K Burgess spoke at Mt Olivet before graves of Confederate soldiers and unknown dead were decorated. Allert S Brown delivered a brief address at St Johns, recalling the Confederate dead and other prominent burials.
Information and a Great deal of interest were shown by participants in the ceremony. Oum Civil War veteran Calvin Bready from Adametown attended the event.
Three substitutes for lumber are being produced, including one baghsas and five wood fiber boards. These synthetic sheets are porous and open textured, offering strong sheathing and insulation advantages despite lower bending strength. Large sheets permit broad use in housing and other applications, though handling differs from ordinary lumber. The text closes with a proverb about life’s challenges.
William C. Deming outlines vast opportunities in the U S Civil Service. With more than a half million openings across professional scientific medical and executive roles examinations vary by grade. Highlights include flexible training evening courses and departments offering university credit and strong facilities for federal employees.
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