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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1926
Page
4
The Frederick Maryland paper notes that unsigned opinions or dispatches will not be published without real name and authority. It states all communications must be written and mailed to the office, with no telephone submissions accepted.
The treasury projects debt reduction of roughly 750 to 801 million dollars for the year ending June 30, dropping next year’s interest burden by about 56 million. A note urges sane commemoration as Philadelphia marks the sesquicentennial with a Liberty Bell postage stamp, praising restraint over destructive celebrations.
A call to veterans to convert wartime term insurance before July 2 ends its term. The Bureau urges action now to avoid lapses and loss, with envelopes and applications sent to the nearest Bureau station. Messages target former military personnel including pilots sailors marines and boltiers urging prompt completion.
Madge Kennedy and Harrison Fowl star in Three Miles Out at the Empire with a two reel comedy and news reel. Mehendra the mental wizard performs tonight. Maryland Jack Hoxie and his horse appear in The Write Outlaw. The Spats and a news reel accompany the program.
A lyrical prayer fragment urges motion and faith. The text cites Deborah or a Moses scene with a plea to proceed. The piece blends devotional language with a call for guidance to move forward.
The column gathers brief opinions from readers about whether the former Kaiser can regain power. Responses vary, with most expressing doubt, some suggesting a distant chance, and one remark noting global implications if attempted.
The author describes a train voyage through fertile German valleys toward Berlin, praising the railway and noting low automobile use. He portrays Berlin as the pride city with the Reich’s brain and arm, highlighting its university, factories, and as the capital under heavy taxation post war. He guides readers through Berlin landmarks, including the Brandenburg Gate and Unter den Linden, and reflects on Prussian military history and symbolism.
A collected list notes birthdays and deaths of notable figures from 1737 Lord Macartney to 1926, plus events dated across years such as Arbor Day observances, Vancouver fire, Amundsen South Pole reach, Sing Sing prison construction, and a Lehigh University festival. Includes real estate sale in Illinois and local civic notes.
A stray OCR text fragment notes a straw vote among voters with mentions of names and places in a heated civic moment. The piece appears incomplete but hints at voter sentiment and unspecified outcomes.
In a nation's memory the dullest mind can see warriors' presence in Berlin bridge statuary. The sculpture along the city’s bridges exemplifies this martial remembrance across public monuments and urban spaces.
A collage of humorous verses and snippets dated 1926 includes lines about a young girl, a taxi joke, how lettuce got its name, and fables in fact. It notes a birthday social at Brunswick with many attendees and ends with a remark that a seaside resort’s management has been placed in a woman’s hands.
About seventy five members of Jacques de Molay Commandery with Commander Walter L Rems burg attended an Ascension Day service at St Pauls Lutheran church Walkersville led by Rev Charies A Shilke. The Sir Knights marched from Masonic Temple with Frederick High School Band, heard a sermon on standing and looking, and concluded with a church hall refreshment and band concert.
Wheat futures quoted at 2 bu yield 160 dollars per 3.50? The fragment notes a price and quantity but lacks clear context or full details for a complete summary.
Miss Helen Mateny hosted a 2 oclock party at her West Patrick street home. Mrs P Thomas of East Church street visits friends in Balkimore. Mrs Valentine Tranner and others stay at Hotel Atlantic City. A minor fire at the Woman's College confined to the ceiling. President Apples cites an overheated furnace as its cause. Dr W D Brace from Washington visits the Kreh family on West Third Street.
Public Health Service guidance promotes daily walking for brain workers to improve circulation, reduce fatigue, and aid sleep. Start with short, comfortable distances and progress, using sturdy shoes and proper clothing. Walking after work or before meals is suggested, with emphasis on gradual adaptation and enjoyment.
ABE MARTIN argues that wealth, publicity, and perception dictate success more than real ability. He cites surveys and examples across cities and industries to claim most people fail to achieve greatness without publicity, while many able individuals go unnoticed. The piece mocks reliance on press agents and media amplification.
Evelyn Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Miller and Joseph A Little son of Mrs 8 8 Smith both of Hanover Pa were married in Middletown on Monday May 3. The ceremony took place at the Reformed parsonage with Rev John S Adam officiating and the couple were unattended.
Miss S. Catherine Mowe of Smithsburg is a weekend guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hammaker of Libertytown. Mrs. Noah E. Cramer of Record Street left today for Warnersville, Pa. where she will spend some time.
Miss Grace H Nicodemus of Buckeystown, a secretary for the W C A, is listed as a patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore.
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