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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1926
Page
4
The Frederick Maryland Daily News announces it will publish news dispatches from the Associated Press and requires real names for notices and letters. Free notices must be written and mailed to the office, not accepted by phone.
A 1926 discussion argues birthplaces inspire achievement and notes a Pan American Congress call to curb intimate crime details. Newspapers should favor constructive, community‑building coverage while avoiding sensationalism and unnecessary scandal to attract readers and advertisers.
In postwar Turkey officials move to curb modern music by replacing saxophones and ukes with traditional instruments to revive harem melodies. They aim to reverse Western influence and restore bygone customs, amid fears the new tunes have influenced society. Cape Cod produces about 90 000 barrels of cranberries annually.
A letter from the Maryland Committee of American Forest Week expresses gratitude to The News and Mr JF Besley for secretary and office staff help. The chairman DeCOLACY W THOM pledges to seek continued legislative support to advance the program and its success.
The Inquiring Reporter asks five people, chosen at random, to name their favorite movie actor. Answers include Walter Decket quoting Tom Mix and others such as Grace Gladhill and Henry Decker offering brief picks.
Historic milestones and notable birthdays listed for today across years and regions. Names include George Whiteneid, Napoleon II, Wright brothers, and several prominent figures. events span wrecks, wars, groundbreakings, and parades with references to locations such as Savannah Portland and Washington.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a religious theme with references to holiness prayer and a signet. The readable parts hint at a devotional tone, mentioning God, prayer, and morning activities, but no clear event, date, or identifiable figures.
The readable text presents jumbled phrases and names without a coherent event or details to summarize into a card. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible for a factual T and S.
A mixed fragment puzzle page with verse on children and chores and a satirical fable about fashion. It references a Chicago court ruling on alimony for kisses missed, a camel of humor about a bear cub, and a note about upholstery shaping perception.
Dr Huey S Commixe urges communities to upgrade health efforts for children including clean water milk consumption and vaccination. A May Day health drive seeks parent participation and notes surveys showing gaps in sleep milk intake and vaccination, stressing local action for child health.
Allene Sumner surveys prohibition talk at a enforcement conclave, notes women should curb cocktail serving while fashions market beauty school grads and lavish social rites. Paris and London life loom with perfumes, wigs, bridal gowns, and a diplomat’s wife authoring a social column.
Marriage notices report Harold J. Stahin of New Cumberland and Florence ER Goodyear of Mechanicsburg wed by Rev. Dr Gaol at Pred: ork k Presbyterianate. They will reside at 221 Gerry Street New Cumberland. Baker-Nauman wed by Frederick Presby fork via Baker Ruth Nauman of Palms, Hershey. They will reside near Harrisburg. Kleylein-Measel annulment in Jooselock. Memphis Country tule to host Southern amateur championship in third week of June.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the News column notes election of Isaac M Motier as president of the Board of School Commissioners along with other board members. A Choral Society meeting elected officers including Hone Pieeman Dinan as president and Judge R Tashter as vice president with Miss Vary J Maukby as secretary and Grayson Tf Sater as treasurer. Membership list features Margaret Hisentaver and others. Tell Brothers shift carpet department to adjacent space near the Farmers Mechanics Bank during renovation work.
The first spring rally of the Frederick County Sunday School Association was held Sunday afternoon in Trinity Chapel West York, with Matthew Kob b presiding. Rev W H Brannock of Baltimore spoke on The Christian Task and Rev AW C Keyul led the principal discourse. A three day summer rally at Braddock Heights begins July 11 with speakers Bas a WW Karnell and others. A flying squadron of about fifty from Frederick County visited 135 county Sunday schools in preparation for the May 15 Middletown rally, with further visits planned.
An auto worker, Noy C. Michael, was seriously injured when a car driven by John R. Baer backed into the tire technician as he repaired a tire near Beata and West Jhuttrick streets. George Despewas and others aided, but injuries were not fully determined by Sunday night.
Eleanor Boardman and Conrad Nagie star in The Only Thing at the Opera House a typical Eleanor Glynn tale Lupino Lang appears in Maid in Morocco alongside the Fox News Farland a famed banjoist performs after the comedy on both shows
Empire screens a Vitagraph superfeature Behold This Woman with an all star cast. William Desmond and Eileen Seds wick appear in a new chapter of The Winking Idol. Marion Davies Beverly of Graustark plays at the Opera House May 14 and 18 as managers announced.
The Hyatts town Womans Club met at Mrs. John Anderson’s home with president Mrs. Ira L. Davis presiding. After routine business, Miss Thompson, county demonstration agent, delivered an engaging lecture on color.
Wasper Herd of Baltimore was arrested near New Market on Sunday by State Policeman Steed on a charge of passing an automobile on the crest. Herd posted $5 collateral to await a hearing tonight in V Police Court before Justice August T. Brust. A classified ad in The News will bring results.
The fourth Boys Week observed in churches and Sunday schools featured special services and students honored. Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer urged ministers to participate and the response was strong. St John’s parish house robbery reported. alms cash taken. Baltimore Sun trip noted with chaperone Miss Chubbuck and Henry Edwards Warner. Tennis players frown on green gear and equipment.
The News offers plans for a seven room Colonial style home with a central hall, side galley kitchen, vestibule, rear entry, two large stair windows, corner china cabinets, built in tray closets, and built in storage. The layout emphasizes space, accessible front landing from the kitchen, and practical storage in closets and hallways.
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