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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1926
Page
4
A 1828 editorial urges readers to plan vacations with intent. It counsels choosing locations for mood not mere scenery, entering each minute with purposeful activity, and seeking renewal through new sights and contacts.
The fragment references a plea for fair judging among brethren and mentions references to God and prayer. The text is garbled and partial, with repeated words and unclear context. It reads like a devotional reflection rather than a full news item.
A committee on the Confederate memorial formed by William Ave area residents met at the Y M C A at 8 o clock Monday. They planned the memorial to be erected near River Computer. The group includes Mante Ant, Mr Dorner Etehison, and Dr Thomas Williameen, to confer with Altivert Cemetery Association directors on a suitable site for the memorial.
Fragmentary text references a blanket over a community and mentions color and roadster. No clear persons organizations dates or locations are readable. The snippet lacks verifiable facts to form a full news item.
The Inquiring Reporter gathers views from several women in different cities. They cite public opposition, conservatism of the church, and the belief that preaching requires rare eloquence and marked ability as reasons why women ministers are less common than in other professions.
A collage of dates and events notes 1843 Texan President Houston's armistice proclamation, 1881 Grand Army encampment, 1918 Grant reunion, and various births, deaths, and anniversaries. Mentions steamship disaster, political milestones, and upcoming commemorations with intermittent OCR errors.
Constance Hames and Ayne headline the program with Sally Irene and Mary among the audience favorites. Yakima Canutt stars in Romance and Raiders, a Western thriller. A two reel comedy and a news reel close the show in Waban Maryland tonight.
A deputy sheriff has submitted their resignation with no public statement on future duties or next steps. The timing and reasons remain unannounced as authorities review the departure.
A collage of doodles and captions notes kittens antics milk intake and home life. Brief pieces joke about moving pictures wives and dainty comical plots. A June reference mentions weddings and scenic days, plus local law schooling and a Rockville attorney seeking a state post.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick readers are reminded of items from The News column. The piece mentions a baseball promoter planning arrangements near East Patrick Street, a church reception for parishioners, and a hospital event in Kemp Valley.
The executive committee names officers and special committees for the Sesquicentennial celebration. A large, broad-based organizing body will coordinate events and city and county participation with meetings set at the courthouse and at the Y. The list includes Chief Judge Urner and numerous brigades, parade chairs, and program directors, signaling a major community effort for a grand celebration.
The Public Health Service outlines quarantine rules for hair and hides used in slaving brushes and details disinfection of materials to prevent anthrax infection. It describes forms of anthrax including cutaneous, intestinal, and pulmonary, their symptoms, and fatal progression, noting possible transmission via meat, bite of insects, or contaminated pastures.
In a noisy village tale, ANDREAY APOSTRUDILE ANDER BON PRUNE wed at twenty, stirring talk of future troubles as residents recall longer unions. The unnamed groom PENRY IY PEEROTS STARRISON WORM also marries young, while ANDERSON LEH’s fate remains uncertain amid town chatter and life-long bonds.
Rev. D. W. Ferry of Yakima Washington, a Presbyterian pastor, took on a week's editorship at the Yakima Republic to illustrate the strain of running a paper. He says bars are full time and blends do not mix. He will avoid further newspaper work, preferring his pulpit.
Reports say a removal of the Wincow street wharf and filling of the canal bank near Cumberland foreshadows final abandonment of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal for coal transport. Engineers surveyed last week while Consolidation Coal Co offered no confirmation. No navigation has occurred for three years due to weak coal demand. rail delivery of New River coal to Washington may be cheaper.
Sheriff Clay Plummer of Montgomery County was arrested on an unspecified complaint filed by Osley of the Rockville bar. The incident reports say Plummer forcibly ejected John Oxley from police headquarters after a dispute over a Prisoner’s charge. Oxley claims Plummer assaulted him. Plummer denies any assault and says he acted to remove him from the room.
The list shows students present every day in May and then in June. May attendees include Stanley Crummitt Jane Sier and Anna Weilhoekts. June attendees include Stanley Crummitt Paul Summers Oliver Phelps Ralph Crimmitt Grayson Phelps Joseph Ubdderbrand Mary Sunt Anna Keilholtz and Einar Hitler.
The marriage of Miss Ellen Marie Lawson of Clarksburg to Mr Russell W Day of Philadelphia was solemnized at the Grove home with family members attending. Also noted are a licensing event for John Hartman and Ruth Hartman, an engagement announcement for Ruth B to Gus R Cramer, and the Keller and Stonebraker Saxton Insurance consolidation with $160000 capital.
Stray deer roaming West Chester and Putnam counties have damaged flower gardens near Deer Raid Gardens in Searhoraneh NL. Residents have appealed to state game officials for relief as damage counts rise.
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