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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
4
[Damaged OCR text from Frederick ND paper fragment lacks identifiable people, events, or dates. No coherent news item or notice can be summarized into a valid headline and summary.]
The article reflects on graduation rituals as broad, multi faceted events. It notes essays, orations, music, and class day exercises revealing student character and the impact of education. It argues graduation publicizes learning and inspires families to seek similar achievement.
A humorous poem contrasts two kinds of grooms. One is the wedding party star, dressed well and brief in title. The other tends horses, staying in the stable with a lasting, permanent name. The author notes either could fit or be none, closing with a playful sign-off.
The Wes teyan Bible Class monthly meeting at Calvary Sunday school was hosted by Mrs. Ray Catsail with devotional by Wachter Con siderable business discussed and plans made for a small class project in August. Twenty-one members attended and refreshments were served by the hostess.
The Inquiring Reporter asks five graduates their plans for next year. Mary Alice Mobley will attend State Normal School at Towson. Sperry Storm intends to study at the Peabody Institute in Baltimore. Hildah Hemp plans to go to Hood College. Mary Pitzer will attend the Maryland College for Women near Luther. George Smith will study music at Peabody.
A collage notes the Battle of Bunker Hill anniversary and 1805 birth of Henry Durant, first UC president. It also lists 1851 Republican convention chairman Henry Smith Lane, 1891 a Confederate monument unveiling, and various birth and event milestones across 1800s era America plus late 19th century civic notices and speeches.
A reflective piece questions the value of clowns who cheer others while masking inner sorrow. It contrasts humor with hidden pain and ponders whether jovial acts truly serve the clown or the crowd. Includes a fable frame and a 1926 NBA Service copyright note.
Health article stresses drinking ample cool water and daily baths during summer. Warns against iced drinks and excessive sun exposure. notes hydration depends on work, temperature, and humidity. suggests vacations as relief and cautions beginners to ease into sun exposure.
WG Gibbs of Washington confirms Teapless Drug Stores Inc has bought Wortht Drug Son’s drug business at Martinsburg W Va. The company plans two stores in Washington and New York and Pennsylvania, plus two in this city and one in Alexandria Va.
A garbled text passage mocks a TV phrase about spinach and a headlined line about “Marlin V1” and “Tete a pil t TV word hain.” It hints at misheard speech and unclear identities while noting limited context and facies.
Theatre listing from Maryland features Flaine Trammiersteim in Pasisian Nis noogieture depicting Paris nightlife, Grandma cameo in Ask Grandma, Kite srams, Mileen Sedgwich stars in The Girl of The West, plus a two reel Mach Sennett Comedy and newsreel.
Fragmentary text presents religious phrases and garbled terms without clear events, names, places, or dates. It reads like an unreadable note or OCR error containing scattered mentions of God, Jesus, and prayers with no coherent narrative or identifiable figures.
Feagaville June 27 reports church services at Zion Lutheran and SS Luke's Lutheran. Residents attend sales, conventions, and family visits. graduates, public events, and community clubs noted across New Market Union Bridge and adjacent towns with brief personal movements and local milestones.
Local notices recall events from June 17, 1905 in Frederick. The Citiens National Bank tops Maryland’s 22 national banks by official stat, with officers named. A home window shooting injures a man whose arm is reset by Drs Witten and Smith. Reformed church matters and a civil examination are noted.
Miss Louise Rogers of Baltimore visits West Patrick street with Mrs. Ranneborges. The Baker family of Baltimore and Dr. Bouton and family depart for a three week western trip by train through ChicagoYellowstone Salt Lake Colorado Springs Denver and other points. Chas Fogle family and Marion Dorsey travel to Ohio for two weeks with relatives. J Grove of Yale returns to West Second street. John A Markell spends weeks at Stockbridge Mass.
The article notes new inn and tearoom developments along the line of inns naming the Peter Pan Inn to be cork doctet under Mrs William D D Baumgardner in Urbana. The Baumgardners recently bought the old Tixon property for 10000 dollars including 20 acres with an improved fence.
Local markets show limited grain activity with wheat and corn trading amid light demand. Price details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicate ongoing market notes for buyers and sellers.
Chicago June 17. Roy J. Gibbons reports W Straus head of Strauss & Co. says public service offers a fine field for the young man of good character and thrift. Entry begins at the bottom as messenger or clerk with advancement to teller and higher roles. Success depends on honesty judgment and earnest work, with rare exceptions of steady capability.
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