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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1926
Page
4
The Frederick Frederick Daily News prints communications with bylines only when writers consent. No telephone submissions accepted. notices must be mailed to the office. Post office entry as second class matter dated February 28.
James Simpson, president of Marshall Field and Co. and Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago director, says the economy is sound due to the Federal Reserve Act. He cautions against periodic panics caused by consumer overbuying and notes past depressions stemmed from overextension and high prices.
A local editor urges residents to join a spring cleanup to remove winter litter repair buildings and beautify landscapes. The plan emphasizes shared effort, health benefits and public pride through gathered labor and planted spaces during designated cleanup days.
Inquiries from readers express mixed views on whether Commander Richard E Byrd would succeed in flying over the North Pole. Responses praise ambition yet note surprise at the rapid achievement and caution about outcomes.
A mixed list of events marks today in history including early medical dedication, Georgia convict labor beginnings, polo first in the U.S., and notable birthdays. Entries note government actions, naval records, and regional observances, with local anniversaries and forthcoming events such as Arbor Day, Girl Scouts campfire conference, and Junior Leagues convention.
A torn OCR reads as a wartime style reminiscence about finding material to florify. The fragment mentions Flores Ziveteld and Moris, a fare of undertakers, and a copy of a newspaper service copyright note. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
A fragment from 1926 humor prose explores child questions and parental guidance. It riffs on why kids ask why and how stern rules aid learning, then shifts to a fablelike scene about a young child and a family home setting with comic dialogue and a quotation mark joke.
A fragment lists petit jury members for the February term of 1898 and includes a note on weather jokes about umbrellas. The jury names span multiple individuals such as William F. Grove and Ezra Beachley, with a brief aside about Catherine and Notre Dame.
Twenty years ago Frederick notes recall a surprise party for Miss Vyrnan Syntaeder at 124 West Patrick Street with refreshments and a list of attendees including local and neighboring residents from Hagerstown and Baltimore. City officials and the Water Works superintendent joined the event during an annual watershed inspection. Also mentioned are job changes and a business sale in Frederick.
Dr Hellen 8 CUMMING Surgeon General United States Public Health Service explains shock meanings symptoms and first aid. Advice covers patient positioning cooling warmth airway care and when to call a doctor, with cautions about falls illness and underlying injuries.
Rev John Callerewers former Jefferson resident and Ca tonsville pastor spoke at the Lutheran Men's Club meeting on Monday night his talk focused on boyhood. About 20 members and guests attended the final meeting until fall and plans were made to entertain the ladies at Saubles Inn Taneytown with a committe appointed for the event. Mrs Alf Harrington and many others prepared a fine supper following a brief business session.
Marion Uaylis and Conrad Nagle appear for the last time tonight in Tachts Of Oh Broad a Gould Pictures life in New York in the 1850s A comedy The Goofy God is also shown with Pathe News Empire Sally O Neil and John Patrick headline in Don t Come Back romance of a girl who goes to New York to act on stage A reel comedy also shown with a news reel Maryland Franklin Farnum stars in The Gasoline Cowboy a two reel comedy and news reel conclude the program
A fragmentary religious meditation on Passover blood symbolism and the lamb sacrifice. It recalls the placement of blood on doorframes and lintels and invokes themes of protection and divine power, with scattered archaic phrasing and reference to Lord and Lamb.
Property transfers list several deeds including Arba L. Moser to James Smith for 4400 and Katherine Dertzbaugh to Frederick Homes Corporation for 5. Marriage licenses show John Fisher and Eva Clark both divorced and other couples. A birthday surprise for Charles Fulmer is noted with attendees and gifts. The piece also mentions Lord ar, Holmes, and radio heating predictions.
ABE MARTIN discusses growing female labor activism in the United States. He notes women marching toward wage parity and equal treatment in industry while pondering political rights and the coming dominance of women in business and government. The column cites seesaw support and social shifts as wives, mothers, and workers press for alimony, titles, and salaries equal to men’s.
Mr. Markwood D Harp has improved after a two month rest cure and works mornings at the Pythian Castle. Engelbrecht children operated on for tonsils have returned home much improved. Ethel Webster spoke at YWCA service in Brodbeck chapel about Milwaukee conference attendance April 21 to 27. Helen Grether led services with Grace Billheimer on violin. A magistrate discharged a case after a quarrel remark. A Genhis birthplace exhibit preserves Tasmini violin. A copper ore project outlines a billion pound dynamite hill in Arizona.
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