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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1926
Page
4
The Daily News, an Independent daily in Frederick Maryland, notes it is published by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. It states Associated Press rights and requires real names for opinions, with free notices and paid items handled via mail to the office.
A 1928 piece urges graduates to value education as more than facts, stressing character as the final aim. It notes privileges come from taxpayers and philanthropists and calls on new graduates to give back through community service in gratitude for endowments and resources supporting colleges.
A fragmented 1926 NEA service piece reflects urban longing for rural life and work. The monologue contrasts city fatigue with wishful fields and a calm hillside, noting desires for real labor, rest, and simple purpose amid modern strain. A fable panel closes with a stranger’s street confusion and a policeman’s guidance.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a domestic scene with a woman questioning a partner’s return home and a man named Marcyt Meodnishand mentioned in a distorted market section. The readable text suggests tensions over trust and timing in a home setting.
Readers share mixed feelings about the end of the school year. RUENNA PALLENEY and Edwin Albaugh express relief and miss the kids while Robert Clape looks forward to returning next year. Trago Brust and Fal offer brief yes replies for younger grades.
A chaotic OCR listing dates for anniversaries and birthdays. Highlights include Charles Kingsley born 1819, Edward VII visit to Fontainebleau in 1882, Admiral Dewey visit parade in 1900, Espionage Act 1917, Coolidge nomination 1921, and various birthdays and ceremonies across history.
Suburban home sale front page note outlines Joan and finance agents handling the deal. Property described as improved with two stone concrete wash stations and lime stone features, featuring modern improvements. John and Mrs John Elliara to receive possession and will move in at buyer’s home.
A fragmentary report notes Mae and others entertaining at a bridge event including prayers and conversations about a boat, attorney noon, and local residents. Names and places are partially obscured in the OCR text.
An obscure OCR fragment mentions the White House and a press item with vague references. The readable text names no clear individuals, events, or dates, making the intended news lead unclear and the summary tentative.
A glowing tribute to Portland and Oregon highlights Hood River’s snow crowned summit known as The Pride of Oregon and the Columbia Highway. It praises the scenic drive along the Willamette and gorge, citing General Goethals’ praise and the road’s engineering grandeur, with sweeping vistas from Crown Point and beyond.
A proud note lauds Mr Hood and lauds Columbia High Way as the premier roadway of the world, praising the person and the prominent transit route in confident terms.
Miss Annie Elizabeth Routzahn became the bride of John Petre Nicodemus of Boonsboro in a sunset ceremony at St Johns Lutheran Church. The double ring ceremony featured Lohengrin’s Wedding March, orange blossom bells, violin and piano music, pink and white gowns, and family members as attendants and ushers.
Local item notes visitors and guests in Frederick with mentions of Mrs Catherine Darobs Miss Imma Houck and Miss Watheree Cramer at Wachurgten Bratdy hk Golan and Mrs Tyson visiting Miami. Chas Ho Sword from Wastunetan attended with Mrs Dad la wen. Guests at Hotel Bade at Day will visit Olver cometers indey under Washington amp ao 17.
Mary Jane recalls early education along with enduring town bridges, noting past punishments, the West Patrick and other crossings, Hood College and Visitation, and vivid memories of alumni reunions, campus life, and plans for forthcoming June events and the Sesqui Centennial.
The term bourgeoisie applied to the French merchant and craftsman class grew clearer after the thirteenth century, elevating their status from serfs to influential townspeople. Nobles limited access to weapons and costly fabrics, while Philip II's century framed the bourgeoisie as a rising powerful group, though not equal to nobility, with tensions visible in the States General and court circles.
Frederick County urges visitors and locals to safeguard health during summer travel across Maryland. Emphasizes safe drinking water, proper camping behavior, litter control, and mosquito and malaria precautions. Warns against tainted food, typhoid risk, and stray dogs. encourages vaccination and personal responsibility to protect public health.
A string of brief social items lists visits and travel plans. Highlights include Mrs Wilbur Routzhan and family at John Elworthy’s home in Redly Mills for a surprise birthday dinner, Miss Thelma Niadorff visiting Miss Frances Kelley in Washington, D.C., and Mr and Mrs Robert Shipley in Washington for National University graduation exercises. Michael Mossburg, a Frederick High School alum, now serves in the State Department. Several residents plan or report upcoming trips and anniversaries, with a mix of local and regional names and places.
The notice reports Mr ha C Rameines of Uteal who has been a patient at Sacred Heart Hospital Avenlowr Ya for several months with repeated improvements but no relief. It mentions health observations and ongoing residence in the camps of the ule Valley.
A humorous hometown note recalls I FORGOT a forgetful man known for honesty yet often behind in business. The tale uses the name as a memory joke to illustrate the virtue and folly of forgetfulness in a community.
Frederick Rick, a farmer in Marggravenna East Russia, swore to magistrates about performing magical acts under a witch’s orders to gain prosperity. He described writing honey words on bread, washing, praying, and tying bread, plus aiding the witch by transporting a carriage and using items under a seal of spirits. The witch and wizard were exposed as swindlers, receiving prison terms. Rick sought social gain, buying a sagaphone and failing to find real companionship, then turning to visual schemes for decoration guidance.
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