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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1926
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland outlines publication times by afternoon except Sundays, with a note on Associated Press use and policy requiring real names for communications and free notices handled by mail. It also states correction procedures and postal designation.
A 1926 reflection honors Houdini not only as a master of escape but as a keen student of morbid psychology who exposed fraudulent occultists and educated the public. The piece connects Armistice Day with a call for tempering industrial disputes through dialogue and friendship, notes on civic duty, and assorted aphorisms.
Five residents were questioned on a Frederick film. Ruby Cline praised its clarity and interest value, George McCLEERY called it fine, Mary Rhoads found it very good, J O Hendrix also praised it, and Margaret Dean said she liked it lots.
Olive Roberts Barton argues that early approval of beauty shapes character and self worth. A plain child faces lifelong inferiority despite kindness, while a beautiful sister thrives. a mother reflects on physical traits shaping mentality. The piece links appearance to confidence and success.
W L Gordon outlines common word mistakes including ability versus capacity and mispronunciations such as cataract. He highlights spellings like vegetable and cleansing versus cleansing and discusses using a word three times to build vocabulary. The example shows docile meaning easy to manage or teach.
A London streets committee frets over many streets sharing common names. Dozens of George Victoria and Church streets cause postal confusion and clerical clutter, prompting debate on how to distinguish them and improve addressing.
A fragment hints at prohibition drawbacks and a query about a newspaper service. It mentions setting up consequences and a figure named Nauotal or similar, with unclear references to peers or institutions. The readable portion suggests a discussion of policy impact and media involvement.
Citizens of Frederick extend birthday congratulations to Emory L. Coblentz on his 57th birthday. The financier is lauded for leadership at Central Trust Company and Potomac Edison, civic service, religious activity, and his prominent role in Frederick County affairs while managing duties from Middletown.
A sequence of property deeds transfers with names such as E Monroe Zeutz and Charles H Masser and varied counties and cities, each listed for ten dollars. Marriage licenses detail multiple couples from Washington Leslie Eugene Wiles Frederick Jerome L Freedman Baltimore Walkersville and other locales with ages ranging from 18 to 39.
Frederick column recalls events from November twenty years prior including property improvements on Weel Alb Saints street by Wn H Kreh and repainting by Henry Lampe. An Autumn Festival at the Girl Hiea Scheel featured a recitation by Eleanst Cine. A serious accident occurred on Fast Church street, with markers and a homered from oy Po.
Nobody wants his child to contract diphtheria. Yet many well informed parents fear immunization with toxin antitoxin. Dr George W McCoy explains federal safeguards, testing, and manufacturing steps ensuring a safe, effective diphtheria prophylactic with minimal reactions for infants and young children.
November brings Thanksgiving election Armistice day and winter prep. Community note upturn with church suppers dinners and fund drives for hospital library and federated charities. Armistice day parade planned pending weather. Mary Jane signs off.
Brooke Lee appears the likely pick for Speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates while David G Schiosh Jr seeks a longer Senate term in Baltimore. Frank Kelly, Democratic leader, is favored for leadership roles as well. Lee’s background includes Comptroller and Secretary of State posts.
Fragmentary OCR describes a city real estate sale involving Noah E Cramer and a senator, with references to a loan, insurance, and a 2012 date. Details are unclear but indicate a lot on Ket Saath street near W 7 P and a modern tea story phrase.
Dr. Morris Fishbein discusses pernicious anemia noting no direct heredity but a inheritable body type may raise risk. Diet factors such as fruit, vitamin A, liver, kidneys, cod liver oil and orange juice help manage the disease. A Pennsylvania family case shows 16 total cases with seven deaths, suggesting hereditary influence on susceptibility.
A set of ten quiz questions on biblical and historical religious events. Topics include the incident shown in the picture, Druids, Confucius, Job’s villain, Asa’s covenant, the prophet who parted Jordan, Luther’s city of study, Lent, founder of the Jesuits, and the number of crusades.
The Opera House showcases Buck Jones in The Man From Square and Gene Tanusy, world heavyweight champion, in The F shiing M rres. Rob Custer stars in Hair Triscer Bax ter at the Empire. Also on screen are The Law of the jhorin and a comedy and Spore Treks at the Matriand.
N D Lufburrow admires the daily grind of home chores as repairs pile up around the house. From busted pipes to broken locks, each task stretches the day while the Mrs. keeps cooking, cleaning, and smiling through it all.
A Wordsworth fragment contemplates national memory and filial duty as nations shift from war to conflict. It likens affection for country to a parent and a child, noting the poet may feel like a lover of a child amid public upheaval. A physician adds a note on grace before meals and the calm it fosters.
Today in History lists events from 1873 to 1924 including deaths of Mrs. Robert E. Lak and Gov John Crozery Smith, fire in Truckee, relief for whalers near Point Barrow, and Berlin’s Nish capture. Birthdays honor Ignace Paderewski and Reginald Weller among others, plus events like St Leon festival and a Yarmouth launch.
Hood College Marionettes present The Gol Lady Shows Her Medals The Lady of Heart’s Desire and The Affected Young Ladies in Brodweck Hall on Friday November 12 at 8 20 pm A few members double in roles and the entire club participates Postoffice examinations for clerk or posmisiist vacancies in Myersville and other districts require filing by December 1 at Washington with salary details noted, and a local real estate sale at 145 East Third Street appears in the notice.
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