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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1926
Page
4
A fragmentary newspaper blurb outlines general editorial rules and submission guidelines for letters and notices. It references Frederick Maryland and a Great Southern printing and manufacturing company. It emphasizes that unsigned items may not be published unless authorship is confirmed. It warns against telephoning notices and mentions postal submission.
A 1926 column notes straw hat makers urge weather chief Charles Marvin to extend summer and delay next season’s opening. The piece jokes that erratic weather harms trade and hints at other industries facing similar swings while dismissing no fact beyond playful, speculative commentary.
The Opera House presents Mabel Normand in Susanna a Mack Sennett two reel comedy also showing Tram and a Kinsgrame feature. Empire screens The Shy with a local patrimonial fame figure tonight.
The Inquiring Reporter asks five random residents if they will attend Philadelphia's centennial. Answers vary with plans to travel to the event, visit during September, or uncertain about attendance. Residents include Miss Elmira Rennity Mrs J Croghan H Dorsty and Virginia Miller.
A collage of historic birthdays and deaths, dated events and anniversaries. Notable figures include Princess Mathilde Bonaparte, Alfred H. Belo, Edgar J. Crumpacker, and Darius Wells. Also lists political and church events, anniversaries, and upcoming observances for today and the near past.
The passage shows a speaker deriding a film version of Rast Lynne, asserting lies exist and vowing retaliation. The speaker criticizes amends and targets those behind the screen adaptation, with reference to Mrs Henrys Wood as a comparison point.
A 1926 NEA Service column humorously critiques doing just enough. It mocks the “well enough” mindset, praises thorough effort, and features quips about everyday tasks, efficiency, and fables in fact. It closes with a marriage vignette about choices and lasting impact.
This article explains erysipelas causes as tiny vegetable germs forming chains called streptococci. It notes the bacterium multiplies near inflamed skin edges and lymphatics, producing typical attacks with chills and high fever lasting through the illness.
A reflective piece recalls a father guiding his son to hoe the garden and the faded memory of days long gone. It shifts to medical caution about infection risks and care practices during recovery, emphasizing cleanliness, isolation, light diet, and fresh air during convalescence.
Frank Sykes aged 19 sustained a fractured skull and Roswell Phebus 18 escaped with minor injuries after a Motorcycle collided with a truck on the Lincoln Highway near Gettysburg. Both from this city left Tuesday on a Harrisburg trip and were taken to Warner Hospital Gettysburg where Sykes remained in serious condition. Russell Peters named at the hospital is believed to be Thebus Peters. the case notes a misnaming.
Mt Tokko laide on the Island of Mokkaido showed quiet conditions after Monday eruption. Clouds of smoke issue from the crater and lava ceased flowing. 140 bodies recovered. Floodwaters washed away 260 villages near Kambinarano and fears grow for Matsuyama Spa losses as Furano river overflows.
A reflective voice recalls helping in the garden with a hoe as a child and links to a railway ethos in Australia. The fragment mentions a father, a sense of times past, and a remark about there being no standard gauge of the railways in Australia.
A scripture fragment recounts the Lord directing Moses to lead and test the people. The text reflects praise and a moment of divine communication observed by the gathered crowd.
Feagaville reports Sunday services at St Luke's Lutheran and the Rearmed church. The W. U. T. U. held its May meeting with election of officers and a June 23 festival planned. Readers and speakers included Mrs L C Culler and Mrs C N Trundle, with careful notes on attendance, health, and local visits. Several residents had family and social visits, and measles cases are noted in the area.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick reports describe a blaze at 630 o clock that endangered S C Gladhill’s home on West Fourth Street. Mrs Albert Ricketts visits Washington while Mr CC Carts stays in Baltimore. Mrs John Smith visits Smohketown. The home of Mrs John Mehals on Washington Jumellon burns with an estimated loss of 2500 dollars.
Sunday visits highlighted by families from Baltimore and nearby towns. Church events include a festival planned by the Ladies Aid Society for June 5. Local residents engage in painting, home repairs, and family gatherings across Hyattstown and surrounding communities.
Walter Abbott and his wife with two sons are visiting his parents on Broadway Union Bridge before moving to Palm Beach Florida where Mr Abbott will work for a large dice company. Ephraim Eyler and Millard Eyler of Woodsboro visited Mrs F C Lind.
Governor Pinchot expresses appreciation for the president’s order extending federal authority to state and county officials in prohibition cases. He pledges cooperation pending constitutional provisions. Also notes Congress receiving petitions to adopt the metric system and mentions efficiency gains from machines replacing many workers.
Complete plans for an English cottage style house are available from the American Face Brick Association in Chicago. The design features sloping roof lines, octagonal living room, open porch, sun parlor, bright kitchen with triple window, and a practical first floor with pantry, broom closet, and breakfast nook. Second floor offers interconnected front bedrooms. basement is roomy.
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