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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
4
The Daily News disclaims telephoned notices and requires real names for opinions. It warns against erroneous reflections and promises corrections on editor notification. The paper is entered at Frederick, Maryland as second class matter.
Henry Ford pursues antiquities collecting old tools and appliances to illustrate how early settlers lived and worked. The effort highlights patient energy and earnest industry, offering a contrast to modern scorn of older methods and urging appreciation of simple, practical ingenuity.
The piece urges inclusive athletic programs for girls and boys in schools. It cites Connecticut data showing under 18 drivers have lower accident rates than average but warns that older drivers pose greater risk. It also includes a patriotic verse and a sports stat noting Rogers Hornsby’s batting average dipping below .300 only once in twelve seasons.
This page describes a letter golf puzzle where players convert words by changing one letter at a time within the same letter order. The goal is to reach from WASH to TUBS in a set number of strokes using valid common words. Rules include only one letter change per step and maintaining word validity.
Today's inquiry surveys five students chosen at random about commencement. W Harry Haller Jr says he is excited and finds the transition interesting. Roscoe Roderuck regrets leaving high school. Miriam Rhoads enjoys it. Everett Schildenecht sees a mix of gladness and sadness. Roenna Fahrney feels a thrill but liked the class play most.
Robert Moss a Frederick high school pupil was injured about 10:30 A M Wednesday when he was pinned between an oil truck and a street car on East Patrick street. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital with non serious head cuts and body bruises. Pipe helper Edward Mantz and C Charles Roderick of Hagerstown and Frederick Railway workers assisted. Moss plays third base for the Frederick high school baseball team.
Mountaindale updates report Sunday school at Union Chapel at 9 o clock and a 7 45 p m sermon by Rev Bangerter of Lewistown M P church. EPEC selections will be played. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Chas C T Stull home. Mrs Chas Rice and Mrs Stull visited Frederick relatives. Mrs Byron Coblintz of Middletown visited her parents. Mrs Gordon Psimer of Lewistown visited her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Elipp. Women eager to reduce will have their weigh.
Local items from The News columns dated June 14 1906 note activities at the Holstein Friesian Association of Frederick and trusteeship changes led by C McCardell treasurer and board members Leatherman H L Davis Chas Werthe and others. Mentions include state sanatorium near Sabrasville Emman Orde ston and Rev George Bowers with references to Grate heran ch Winchester and Salem Mass Stella Spilman.
An English type home offering privacy for a family with Father Mother and two children. It features three upstairs bedrooms with ample closets, a veranda and balcony, a porch from the dining room, a workshop kitchen and breakfast nook, a 23 foot vista through open double doors, and priced from 7 500 to 8 500 with information from the Standard Homes Bureau in Washington DC.
June notes from New Market detail visits by Clarence Stevens and family from Baltimore to Mrs Jella Simpson, plus numerous locals hosting relatives from Brl timo re Annapolis Bel Air and Brunswick. Names include Mrs Kate Baker Mrs Lena Wood Phil Griffiths Wiles and others across Catonsville Middletown Mt. Airy Ijamsville Annapolis and Baltimore.
June 13 items report residents improving recovering visiting relatives and family moves in Tanextown and Taneytown. Mentions Mehney Mehner Fesam Gall Gait Swan Price Essig Nun Banever Cinson Weaser untidy OCR with multiple misspellings and unclear dates.
Miss Helen and Doris Galt visited grandmother Mrs. Elizabeth Galt. Mr and Mrs Jacob D Null spent last week at the homes of daughter Mrs Paul Angell and Hubert J Null near town. Miss Mildred Bastion from Camden NJ spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Charles Bastion. Mrs Harold Mehing spent several days with Mrs Lott Disney at Halethorpe.
Cedar Grove items report visits among residents including J W Watkins and S T Williams, a Bible class from Baltimore, and 96 men attending. Also noted are hospital recovery for Jesse Nicholson, Katherine Soper and Maynard Watkins visiting Ulsery King, a home remodel by Harry Nehouse, a Cedar Grove festival, and Gilmore R Flautt buying a Rosemont lot. A tire price cut is announced by Emory B Shipley with 12 to 15 percent reductions.
Kansas City June 14. A sweeping field for vice presidential picks emerges as both parties weigh regional aims and farm interests. New York contenders Donovan and Fish lead strong list, with hopes tied to party votes in key states. Other possible choices include Moses of New Hampshire, Edge of New Jersey, Slemp of Virginia, Curtis of Kansas, and McNary of Oregon, as Hoovers delegates shift balance.
A fragmented piece notes graduations and college life with musings on learning and effort. It mentions Minnesota football joining a league and includes stray lines about a burglary incident and a store intrusion, all presented in a scattered, lyrical style.
Today in history lists key dates: 1711 Father Serra founded San Antonio de Padua mission in California. 1777 Congress adopts Stars and Stripes. 1811 Harriet Beecher Stowe born. 1868 Germanic Confederation dissolved. 1919 transatlantic flight attempt begins. 1920 Baron Forster named Governor General of Australia. 1925 Coolidge rejects sugar tariff reduction. 1926 Swedish Crown Prince gets Yale LL D. One year ago Mussolini decreed broad rent cuts in Italy. Today's birthdays include John McCorrack and Dr Livingstone Ferrand. today's events feature the Republican convention in Kansas City and Flag Day. Cardinal Dougherty celebrates silver episcopal anniversary.
In a medical column by Dr. Morris Fishbein, the article explains varicose veins result from valve failure in leg veins causing dilation and lumps under the skin. It outlines symptoms itching irritation and potential blockages, with treatment ranging from hydration and diet to ointments and, in severe cases, surgical removal of affected veins.
A collage of biblical verses and classical maxims contrasts curiosity with judgment. It cites Luke 17 32 warning not to forget Lot's wife and John 7 24 on judging by appearances, ending with Seneca on the world’s wretches and a note about news advertising yielding dividends.
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