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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1926
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment from The Daily News contains publication boilerplate, editor consent notes, Associated Press rights, and instructions about letter submissions and advertising. no clear news item or event is readable for summary.
A May 7 1926 column contends youth shows courage and patriotism despite jazz age pleasures. It notes debate over football in schools, praising its positive role while acknowledging concerns raised by professors. The piece offers assorted wits on aging, longevity, and social quirks.
A mixed text fragment blends biblical salt offerings from Leviticus with a prayer invoking salt of the earth. It shifts to a personal note about a woman connected to lumber and a business figure, William, described as a vice president and manager of a large holestic lumber concern ARGC.
Inquiries with Archie Fisher and others highlight recognition of boys as the key benefit. Prof Ignatius Bjorelee, Louis L. Wilson, C T Westman, R E L Town voice views on public education, inspiration, and community interest fostering better physique, morale, character and future gains for city and county.
Today in History notes births and events from 1826 to 1924 including Mrs. Jefferson Davis and James S. Boynton. Also records major events like the 1810 Natchez tornado and 1915 Lusitania sinking. Today's Birthdays include Earl of Rosebery and Joseph Cannon. Arbor Day observances span New York to Washington.
Fragmentary note describes moving to a new home with a kitchen and dinette, closing car, and preserving seven dried bouquets saved for Myre Lib pasy on a distant date. Notable obstinate OCR fragments obscure full meaning and names.
The narrator describes a two hundred mile journey from Heidelberg to Nuremberg across mountains valleys and plains noting Germany's railways engineering labor and farming. He contrasts German efficiency clean towns and open cultivation with Belgium and recounts Nuremberg’s medieval town hall and walls and the city’s economic decline followed by renewed enterprise. He highlights crafts breweries metalwork and German industry shaping a transition from medieval to modern.
Weekend plans turn to rain and travel as a family readies for camping with a packed lunch and hopeful dawn. The piece weaves humor about gear, patience, and a portrait of domestic life in a light tone. A fable ends with a Parliament joke about a wife’s parliamentary knowledge.
Theatre listings announce the last show of Sally of the Sawdust a comedy drama featuring W C Bields a former Ziegfeld Follies star Ralph Graves appears in He Who Gets Fracked between shows Playthings of Desire stars Kytelle Taylor and Mahlon Mamill ion with a two reel comedy and Pathe News final reel comedy and Lord of Thundergete bin drama headline Owen Moore also shown News notes include a subscriber letter praising The News and a Montgomery County home demonstration aid request to increase county funding
Legal columns from The News dated May 7, 1900 recount elected directors of Olivet Cemetery Company at Central National Bank and list officers for the Militarists’ or Massage Company. TheItem notes Mrs Lewis Fo Russell trip and fall on East Fourth Street while pushing a cart near the settling works, and an accidental injury to James Ro Wartell, with bottles bursting during filling.
Dr Huck S. Cumming, Surgeon General, urges outdoor exercise with walking as the simplest, most accessible form. Aimed at general health, the piece notes the need for regular sessions, early medical checks, and proper form. A three to five mile daily walk at about 3.5 mph improves circulation while ensuring posture and breathing are correct.
A reflective poem praises Lufburrow for a radiant smile that brightens others despite inward pain. It extols the power of a cheerful greeting to lift hearts and leave a lasting, priceless influence even if the name fades.
Miss Bertha Rudy of Middletown underwent surgery at Frederick City Hospital for a badly infected tongue and wisdom teeth. Mrs Ralph Readht, recently admitted to City Hospital, is improving after treatment.
A fragment discusses the phrase carrying coals to Newcastle as a useless effort. It notes its likely seventeenth century origin and mentions similar proverbs in French Greek and Oriental poetry. The teaser suggests a classified ad in The News will yield results.
Dr Mexander H Paterson of Baltimore was installed president elect at the Maryland State Dental Association closing session. Officers include President elect Dr T S Bader Frederick vice president Dr K P Heintz Cumberland secretary Dr Norval H McDonald Baltimore treasurer Dr Walter E Green Baltimore editor Dr B B Ide Baltimore. Delegates to the American Dental Association are Dr George E Hardy Baltimore Dr J Carville Fowler Baltimore and Dr N H McDonald with alternates Dr Pat ardon Dr J S Hopkins Belair and Dr J Ben Robinson Baltimore. The convention opened Monday and closed Wednesday with about 100 members attending. A resolution tasked the president with forming a committee to study a statewide school dental hygiene program employing women hygienists under dentist supervision.
Mr and Mrs Shelby Compton of Columbus Georgia announce the engagement of Miss Mary Knight Compton to Dr Richard Gilmore Coblentz son of Rev Liot E Coblentz of Baltimore. Invites go out Saturday for a May 22 8 pm wedding at St Pauls Reformed Church Calhoun and Mal berry streets. Miss Ellen Compton will be maid of honor. A reception follows at 1020 North Calverg Street.
PURELY PERSONAL Mr Earl Elliott and Mrs Ella Watson visited Mrs Sallie Elliott and his uncle Lewis Bronley in Winchester Virginia on Wednesday Ross Mattie Shook of this city spent Wednesday in Winchester at the Apple Blossom Festival Mesers Richard Simmons Harry Kiracote and David Manifan of this city attend a typotheme convention in Philadelphia Miss Deane Marie Anderson of Chicago is probably the only woman drummer in America whose line includes concrete mixers street cleaners and machinery for road construction and maintenance her yearly sales averages 200000
A Balkan League of Nations forms amid tensions with Poland Russia and the League itself. Estonia Latvia Lithuania with 6 million people seek greater economic and diplomatic clout through closer cooperation, aiming for a Baltic federation while retaining individual sovereignty.
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