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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
4
This June issue notes President Coolidge’s planned Vermont visit to Plymouth, Vermont, and reflects on Americans valuing old homes amid rapid owner changes. It criticizes endless congressional postponement, urging decisive action on key issues before recess.
Fragmentary prose discusses common sense, body and mind, and moral character. It argues that physical health reflects personal virtue and that careless living leads to social and personal decline, warning that misused desires and idle praise corrode civic virtue.
A garbled OCR reads like a cautionary tale about Ben Thrift facing financial risk and potential ruin from a camo capest scam. The text hints at bank issues, saved funds, and trouble with a lender named Noate, implying ongoing financial peril and corrective action.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a religious passage with garbled phrases and names. It mentions Moses, the Lord, and shepherd imagery, but lacks coherent narrative or clear event details to summarize.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions dates and entities in unclear form. It references possible names and a copyright notice from National Newspaper dervica. The legible content is too incomplete to identify a clear event or subject.
In a readers poll city residents give mixed views on whether regular Iowa Republicans will back Brookhart after his primary victory over Cumming. Respondents cited sport, indications, or prior support patterns, with some predicting GOP unity and others uncertain.
A garbled montage lists historical events and anniversaries from various periods. It mentions Tad Teadeere and West Florida, battles, early American events, births, political milestones, and notable figures with fragmented dates and places. The text blends old events with misread names and locations, producing a collage rather than a clear single item.
A quirky column urging home fly control and moral warnings through humorous vignettes. It blends advice on screens and sanitation with comic anecdotes about daily life, marriage, and a few fables, ending with a garbled copyright notice.
Record of births by Dr. Chefauver shows 105 birth certificates for April and 935 for May. Parents listed include Mr and Mrs Ralph L Bawins. Among the total, 100 were legitimate and five illegitimate. nine stillbirths occurred, eight white and one colored. illegitimate births not listed.
Text discusses bacteria roles in food and disease, noting yeast and others beneficial, while some bacteria cause illness. It outlines early culture methods, Koch’s experiments with anthrax, and vaccination history from Jenner to early immunology concepts.
A garbled notice reports an individual named Misys Bheaheth Kner taken to City Hospital on Church Street for an appendicitis operation. The fragment hints at a past event involving a door hinge and a rebel attack, but details are unclear and names are mistranscribed.
Frederick items from the 1900s column recount vivid incidents. A two year old Mary Fraa a daughter of Charles Peaga suffers an umbrella mishap, and Thomas was elected president. Charles Barteis falls from a height after an accident on West Sixth Street, while Velwon Devwhes and others are noted in the neighborhood notes.
Fragmentary report notes a principle developed to ground immunity work and cites its role in demonstrating protection against anthrax and rahtos. The text references a scientist’s demonstration of immune protection, reflecting historical context in medical research.
Lionel Barrymore and Marguerite De La Motte star in The Oh Who Woulda Work a dramatic feature. Betty Compson leads The White Shadow a mystery film with Harry... Our All Night two reel comedy follows. Restoration of era actresses and further acts promised.
The Thirtieth Reunion of Visitation Academy Alumnae Association filled the library with a large turnout including long-absent members. Angela Sappington, president, gave the address as retirees and staff were honored. Delegates were named to the Federation. plans for September were noted. A tribute honored Sister Ula tilde and Miss Annie Pedd ford, with a luncheon and toasts to Alma mater and the association.
Preschool conferences under Dr Kefauver and nurses Newman and Scully screen children entering public schools. Reports note health readiness, vaccinations, and referrals to parents, with future sessions planned at Washington Street June 22 Church Street June 24 and North Market Street June 29.
Deed transfers listed for multiple couples with values including 4000 and 14 dollars, recorded in county and city jurisdictions. Marriage licenses issued or recorded for Leith Linds and Frances G. Sharpe of Levettsville and Katertown. couples include Molesworth and Burgee, Podemus and Anme Routzahn among others, with ages and locales noted.
Melvin Gilbert of Woodsboro received 70 days in county jail for driving a motorcycle under liquor influence and driving without a license. A 60 day sentence was applied for the first charge and 10 days for failing to pay a $10 fine on the second. Claude Smith of Woodsboro was found guilty of allowing Gilbert to operate a motorcycle without a license and fined $25. The incident occurred when Gilbert borrowed Smith’s motorcycle, ran off the road, and struck a house. State Policeman A M Spiech investigated and both men were arrested about 5 before Wednesday morning.
Schools listed are Dublin Continental Woodsboro Oak Hills New Midway Copper Mines Lad Good Intent Walkersville. Program includes America the Beautiful scripture prayer led by Rev Shilke and Rev St L Mowbray, Cinderella and Prince Charming by Woodshoro, presentation of certificates, building lots sale, and modern homes to be built at East Second Street.
An NEA Service notice describes a Dutch Colonial style home with a recessed entrance, bay features, and adaptable elevations. It outlines two story layout, a front elevation facing the street, a wide garage option, and a breakfast nook near the rear door, with three second floor bedrooms and a 65 foot wide front section. Plans and details are available by writing the American Vacation Association, 130 Yale. North Wells for plan. Copyright 1926 NEA Service.
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