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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1926
Page
4
Fragmentary newspaper copy from Freder ick Md issue shows masthead and notes on publication, Associated Press credit, columnist policy, and mail notices. No readable local event or named individuals beyond generic references to the Gazette.
A 1926 newspaper fragment surveys rail crossing tests by the Pennsylvania Railroad with data on vehicle accidents at grade crossings. It reports 70 autos struck train sides causing 14 deaths, 90 crossing fatalities in the period, and notes cases of deaths despite bells ringing or drivers ignoring signals. The rest veers into assorted essays and garbled lines on social topics and folklore.
Trof. S. Tentory Harris a faculty member at Frederick fish abool was operated on for appendicitis at Frederick Curr Hospital on Friday and is getting along.
Citizens share mixed views on the fate of summer. Helena Alter, Ruth Phebus, and others discuss predictions of a summerless year, while William Sleapmer and Robert Kemp offer cautious takes. Most agree the heat may intensify and people may long for cooler days.
A fragmented historical notes page lists events from 1763 to 1918, including Josephine’s birthplace, a shipwreck on Nova Scotia, and proclamations about Canada invasions. It also mentions opera openings in Los Angeles, a New York governor’s action, and notable deaths. Birth anniversaries include sculptor George Grey Barnard, railroad figure William Bier, and tennis player Mile Susanne Lengley, among others. Today's events reference Empire Day, international congress openings, and ongoing conferences in London and Cleveland.
In a damaged OCR fragment a woman is described as suffering facial injuries from a barbed wire fence. The text is garbled but suggests a severe wound possibly requiring medical attention or reporting by a newspaper service.
A fragmented 1926 NEA Service humor page blends playful free verse about feet and freedom with brief comic vignettes about marriage divorce and a kitchen cake gag. It also includes a dated comic caption about a restaurant verdict and a quip about dialects and a smith.
A first in a two part series from Surgeon General Huen on anemia. The article reviews blood composition, red cells and hemoglobin, and how doctors diagnose anemia by examining blood volume, fluid balance, and red cell production while outlining three general causes and related tests.
A humorous read details a saver’s reluctance to discard old clothes as his spouse sells items, leaving him to face loss of antique wear. The piece ends with a note about a county commission dinner in Mt Pleasant and local political chatter on Colorado development projects.
Eugene Sponseller sells a large Petersville farm near the site to Fred Green and Titi Boo Green. The colonial home and large barn date are on the property, located about three miles north of Petersville. The sale price was private.
Adjutant General Milton A. Reckord visited the Buena Vista site near Blue Ridge Summit to inspect preparations for Maryland National Guard encampment from July 25 for four weeks. The camp will host about 600 troops, include a rifle range, and sit along the Western Maryland railroad with a siding and power. State leases the land with option to buy. $90,000 approved to improve the property with federal matching funds potentially bringing total to $100,000 for a permanent facility. Reckord praised the location and said work would proceed to have the site ready by July 25.
Frederick county straw divers hurt by crowd. Mrs Chas Weles on Second Street remembers a visit to Hat Sosse8 and Benson with dren on West South Street. Mrs Yo Po Zimmerman of Woodsboro disputes with her daughter Mrs Charles Ww Millers Nord Market Street while Miss Bartie Mobberly on West Fifth Street was bitten horseback riding. Mr Fox Urban family on East Third Street moved to Toledo Ohio. Dr and Mrs Albert Pearre and family returned from Old Point Comfort Virginia.
A May birthday celebration honored Mrs. Ira E Pryor in Wolfsville with family and friends from Washington and nearby towns. Homer Pryor described his Ohio trip warmly, others visited relatives, and local residents shared news of purchases, visits, and a church service noting the silent mother and a Flower-strewing memorial planned for May 30.
The Angell home in Taneytown was struck by lightning Monday afternoon, damaging the roof and weather-boarding, tearing a window and breaking panes. Various local social notices recount visits and events from Grace Reformed church activities to family gatherings and hospital transfer of Miss Alma Shriner for an operation.
Mrs Byers remains bedridden but slowly improving. Mr and Mrs Warry Allison Miss Minnie Allison and Mrs Louise Hammond visited Westminster Hanover and Frederick on Tuesday. Mrs Charles Albaugh, after staying with her mother, returned to Walkersville Saturday. Mr and Mrs Oran Hess Union Bridge spent Friday with Mr and Mrs John Sauble. Mr and Mrs Fleet Harbaugh and Mr and Mrs Charles Wetzel Wagnerboro Pa visited Mr and Mrs Charles Hahn on Sunday. Misses Lates and Mary Haker Otterdale called on William Myers and family Monday.
Theatre listings announce John Barrymore in The Sea Beast at Empire. The 10 reel feature claims to be a thrilling sea story, with another film Code of the Wilderness starring John Bowers and Alice Calhoun. An additional chapter of The Winking Idol is shown.
Local markets note wheat at 185 and corn at 3.50 with advertising impact on revenue. Atria referenced as part of a brief promotional cue.
Scientist compares ancient animal and insect defense tricks to modern warfare tools. Professor Visscher of Western Reserve University notes camouflage pits entanglements electric shocks poison arrows and gas parallels. He cites ants crabs spiders octopuses and other creatures using mimicry camouflage and traps to survive.
In a busy court page John H Wilhide’s estate deeds transfers to Kirwin and others are listed along with bonds, rentals and incorporations The MacDonnell Serf Culture Company and Tlatey Braddock Incorporated appear with large sums Marriage licenses list Sechrist and Beatrice. Paul Thomson and Gail Grove The divorce suit Zimmerman vs Zimmerman is filed Equity case in court Brengle First Aid class reports 25 members and upcoming deadline for enrollment.
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