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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1926
Page
4
The piece notes a vast U.S. credit surplus and foreign investment shift back home, easing interest rates and signaling abundant capital for domestic enterprise. It contrasts inflation patterns with expanding consumer buying and mentions Briand’s premiership, suggesting France’s stance remains cautious despite his return.
Olive Roberts Barton argues mothers should teach children independence at home rather than overbearing control. A sample household shows a mother who directs every choice from clothing to meals, and the piece asserts better long term growth comes from guiding rather than commanding.
In Emmitsburg, Charlie T. Giventeau of Los Angeles plans a twenty mile trek with a local cycling group. The event centers on a devotional theme and features a small turnout of residents and riders.
The Inquiring Reporter asks locals what the Senate investigations into primary election expenses might yield. Werten daker says it will amount to nothing, Tar p predicts abolition of the primary and return to the old convention, Breegeh expects more disclosed spending and secretive methods, Keefer doubts a decisive outcome, and Rubeck foresees enlightening information but little practical change.
Today in History notes Virginia’s colonial government ending and State Construction adoption while a string of military and diplomatic events unfolds. Notable figures named include Major General Washington and Dr William Mayo. births list Borah and Merritt among others. Events mention the Santa Barbara earthquake coverage and upcoming political primaries and a Senate vacancy in an era of rapid change.
A fragment from National Newspaper Bors notes a political event where Mee Pot Pham attended a gathering, a signature phrase hints at losses within the party. The text is garbled but suggests tensions between practitioners and a vow, with brief mention of Yonie Gein and Pave.
A chaotic 1926 NISA Service humor piece sketches a downtrodden husband avoiding sight at night while critiquing marriage norms. He muses over bread, groceries, and outdoors as neighbors plan games. a segue into a comic tale about a realtor quitting after a long estate build.
Dr Mua urges reduced infant mortality in the United States by better education on childcare and maternal health. He argues ignorance, not willful neglect, causes many infant deaths and calls for home and school instruction, better access to care, and guidance from doctors and nurses.
Nine year old Margaret Naomi Anders died at Frederick City Hospital after being struck by a car driven by William Cromwell on a rainy Saturday evening. The accident occurred as she darted in front of a parked vehicle. Cromwell stopped, transported the child to hospital unconscious. she did not regain consciousness. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Woodsboro Lutheran Church. Inquest deemed unnecessary after investigation by Justice Bowers and Sheriff Albaugh with State's Attorney Stormin.
Luf's Stuff presents Ben Thrift urging readers to value saving over earning. The piece warns that careless spending leads to financial ruin and urges prudent money habits, portraying the folly of neglecting penny saving as risky. Allie Prurrow signs off the quip on thrift.
Theatres announce Conrade Nagel and Claire Wind sore co star in Danve Mainess thriller as comedy and Pathe News short. Dick Hatton stars with Mary jin Mills in The Secret of Black Canyon tonight in Maryland with Westerns and a newsreel closing the program.
Fragmented notes indicate farmers plan rapid wheat cutting as harvest approaches. Text mentions Montgomery area conditions with likely early work and a short straw crop, plus scattered names and unclear references.
Flapper Fanny riffs on romance and social mores in a playful verse that dismisses common mating notions yet hints at double standards. The cheeky piece peppers slang and clever lines while riffing on modern flirtations and expectations.
Taneytown hosts the Carroll Union Lutheran convention at Trinity Lutheran church with county officers elected and installed by Union president George Sostth. The event featured addresses by Rev. John S. Adam, Miss Brenda J. Mehthouse, and Rev. Roland W. B. Lutz, plus an evening devotional and a program of musical selections by the Union Bridge male quartet. Local residents and officials are noted with multiple social and community activities including hospital visits, church events, and confirmations of attendance across Westminster Union Bridge and nearby towns.
Keymar and Union Bridge briefs report visits from residents of Unionville Baltimore and Lancaster. canning factory progress at A W Feeser. various family visits to and from Emmitsburg and nearby towns. deaths of Clara Forl and Tuaiah Holler. Rev Paul Yoder attending Brethren conference in Roanoke. farm sale near Thurmont. pheasants received for release at a Montgomery County reserve.
Frederick local item notes a heat incident on West Patrick Street as William Thomas collapses while working. An electric mill is installed in an aravery store on North Market Street. A surprise party for Miss Isabella Storm occurs on Sent Market Street. Community names and roles appear in a list of local figures and businesses from 1806.
The News-Post reprints from The Coconino Sun of Flagstaff Arizona recent items on the discovery of a large ancient Hopi Pueblo near Flagstaff. Dr J Walter Fewkes and Smithsonian teams excavate skeletons and artifacts including pottery and an antelope clan emblem. Findings challenge burial directions as skeletons lie variedly aligned.
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