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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1926
Page
4
The clipped OCR shows a Frederick Maryland daily news fragment with Associated Press attribution and postal filing notes. It references publication standards, writer credit, consent for opinions, and advertising handling as part of a historic local press boilerplate.
A 1926 guidance note urges graduates to stay in home towns if possible, use local contacts, and persist through many applications. It acknowledges initial discouragement for some but stresses that perseverance and stepping into simple work build experience in business and industry.
A reflective piece urges readers that success comes from doing one’s best and living rightly rather than merely acquiring wealth. It contrasts wealth with happiness and encourages kindness, effort, cheerfulness, and resilience as the true measures of success for all readers.
Leatrice Joy assisted by an all star cast will appear tonight in Tells Highread a lavish dramatic feature Cecil B Bestine Clyde Cook also stars in Moonstent And Noses a two reel comedy. Evelyn Brent stars in Three Wise Ks a fine picture of the underworld and another chapter of the etters will be shown. The Independent Company N. at the engine Tuesday night accepted an invitation to Sesgal Centennial item July 5. The watch in the parade with the fire apparatus continues.
The Inquiring Reporter surveys readers on summer recreation. Responses include horseback riding, yachting on Long Island Sound, tennis and picnics, and general enjoyment of all summer activities with no single favorite.
A digest of anniversaries and notable birthdays from 1763 Empress Josephine born in Martinique to 1924 R Maughan flew New York to San Francisco. Includes events like battles on Rogue River, leaders in government, and world figures visiting Chicago and Philadelphia. Also notes current happenings and honors in progress.
A fragmentary OCR passage cites statutes and judgments urging faithful living. It references hearing Israel's laws and praises the Lord's judgments as true and righteous, reflecting a devotional or instructional note on biblical obedience.
H Dorsey Etcuison lauds the City of Frederick for approving two major concrete bridge projects on West Patrick and South Market streets. He credits the Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions clubs for backing the plan to widen Brewers Alley and address street safety, parking, and nuisance properties amid a push for progressive public works and higher civic standards.
Memorial for Gen Carl Schurz to be erected on Gettysburg Battlefield with funds raised by New York backers and War Department approval. Schurz led Eleventh Corps at Gettysburg and served as Interior Secretary and Missouri senator, later minister to Spain. Also notes funeral of Henson Thomas Ailes, retired farmer of Clarksburg, burial at Menocacy Cemetery Beallsville.
Dr Huang of the United States Public Health Service outlines pollution impacts from sivreum on streams and public water. The contamination threatens water supplies, fish life, livestock, and property values near polluted areas, stressing purification and safety measures.
The St John s Alumni Association held its annual meeting at Braddock with election of officers. Emory Baer was named president along with Allen Flald Jr as vice president and Charles Byerly Jr as treasurer, Martha Kohlenberg secretary, and Adna Lipps as correspondence secretary. The plan to admit all former graduates to join was approved, with a committee to verify names and invite others. Over 200 graduates are eligible, and a constitution and by laws project was assigned to a committee headed by Ralph Lipps Edna Lipps and Allen Sherall Jr. Retiring president Gertrude Poole presided as Rev Fr F A Schwaltenberg spoke on alumni value. Numerous classes attended, though 1920 was not represented.
Frederick columns recall events from June, including Frederick High School summer commencement at City Opera House with Eva Rebecca Dasall delivering the salutatory and Pheagere Delaplaine the valedictory. A road street pike feature and local personalities are loosely noted amid historical vignettes from the era.
Community drives sesqui centennial display with historic relics from Revolutionary and Civil War eras. Mrs. Samuel Grafton Duvall chairs, seeking loans. committee plans large, varied exhibit and parade floats. Senator Merlin of Alabama to deliver keynote address. local merchants and industrial leaders invited to contribute. parade route and plans under discussion. broad county turnout expected.
A brief market note records local prices for wheat and corn, indicating steady levels in the face of shifting demand. The entry highlights limited trading activity and references the broader literary claim regarding classic works as treasured words.
The article discusses the house spider, its tangled webs, and persistence. It recounts legends linking spiders to Bruce and the Crown of Scotland, notes cannibalism among hatchlings, and describes typical spider development with female dominance and changing skin. It invites readers to send questions to Nature Magazine’s Washington staff.
Keysville residents share visits with relatives in Overlea and Mt. Savage. Miss Mary Noonan returns home from Mt. Savage after a week with Charles Clots. Madelina Boller visits Virginia Clots while Sarman Baumeardner and Anevianr attend Peter amegardner on Wednesday evening. The Keysville Tatheran church plans a festival on the church lawn June 38 with a singer from New Vr.
About 125 businessmen from 15 southwestern Virginia counties toured through Frederick on a Good Will tour sponsored by Southwestern Virginia Incorporated. The group, escorted by Maryland state police, arrived from Harper’s Ferry and planned to end the trip in Roanoke. The visit aimed to advertise the region and foster goodwill between Maryland and Virginia with greetings from local leaders and a hotel tour.
A scanned list records multiple property deed transfers in various counties and cities. Transactions include Minnie Mo Delaughter to Edgar L. Thomas, Emily Treasell from John R. Abrecht, Edgar McBride acquiring from Abrecht, and several others with nominal sums like 10 dollars or 5 dollars, noting grantees such as Carmelo Marrone, Chan J. W. Hillebrand, and Maud J. Wagner among numerous names and locations.
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