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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1926
Page
4
The Daily News states it publishes afternoons except Monday at its Frederick office and requires real names with letters. It reserves AP content rights and forbids telephone notices and unsigned communications. Free notices advertising are mailed to the office and corrections will be printed upon notification.
In a Frederick MD column, Dr Henry N McCracken of Vassar notes a decline in neighborhood spirit and contrasts modern reliance on officials with past civic hands-on efforts like planting shade trees. The piece also urges drivers to expect the unexpected and act with care on public highways, stressing responsible, considerate behavior.
A panel of Frederick residents weighs whether Queen Maria will visit. Opinions range from hopeful to doubtful, with one noting the queen’s crowded itinerary and another saying Frederick is too small to rate a royal stop. The column also reflects on male drudgery and work-life balance in modern households.
A compact note explains common misuses and pronunciations. It highlights words like seem to be instead of appear to be and Jovial with three syllables. It urges daily vocabulary growth and defines obvious as immediately evident with examples.
A compact religious note cites Exodus 6 6 7 and a hymn prayer praising Jesus The text also mentions cost estimates for a bio transatlantic project noting uncertainty about the figure
A compact posting of historical anniversaries and events. It notes deaths and births of notable figures like Siir Guy Carleton John Trumbull and Alfred H Terry, plus events such as the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exposition closing and 1910 Mexican anti American demonstrations. It also lists notable birthdays including Charles S Dewey and Winston Churchill and upcoming events across organizations and cities.
A humorous verse about a proud barn yard turkey unaware of his fate at Thanksgiving. The speaker notes the bird’s heedless appetite and growing fat, then treats the temptation of eating him despite the message. The piece ends with a playful irony as the turkey’s fate approaches.
A fragment notes Andorra as a tiny republic nestled in the Pyrenees between France and Spain. It asserts no army no taxation and no motor wars or ponds, describing the unusual political status as the republic's record.
A practice page asks ten questions for children covering civics geography and grammar. It includes items on the ac accompanying picture, cabinet elections, verb agreement, Utah boundaries, the First Lady of the Land, flag stripes, speed of waves, car types, cross country mileage, and Ohio State University location.
A verse excerpt by Thomas Dekker celebrates contentment and honest labor. The poem contrasts wealth with inner peace, urging steady work and patient endurance as true riches. The playful refrain hey nonny nonny echoes traditional Renaissance balladry.
Frederick Maryland hosts Mare Nostrum a two day sea epic at the Opera House with a voyage theme and grand production values. Tom Tyler stars in Born to Battle at the Maryland today as part of a bustling cinema lineup alongside Music Box Revue at the City Opera House November 23. German violin experts link resonance to wood stain theory in Amati violins.
Twenty years ago in Frederick descriptions show residents traveling to New York and Reston. Notes mention radiator removal on the Northern Central Railroad and incidents including an accident with a mashed foot and a dog-related mishap on local streets.
Flapper Fanny offers witty quips on style and society reflecting 1920s slang and social norms. Her humorous lines critique youthful independence and gender roles, capturing the era’s playful rebellion and public fascination with flapper culture.
An unidentified man about twenty five from Knoaville Tenn was killed when an oil truck skidded on a wet hill near Whippoorwill Hollow and overturned. Rider of Wytheville Va escaped with minor injuries. Coroner deemed an inquest unnecessary. Authorities sought the victim’s relatives. Another fatality occurred nearby days earlier near the same spot.
Rev Dr Henry J Stahr of Christ Reformed Bethlehem accepts call to Emanuel Reformed Hanover with congregation electing him last Sunday. He will assume duties January 1 succeeding Rev Dr A S Deonar.
The Middle Conference of the Maryland Synod concludes in Keysville near Taneytown after two days with final sermons by Rev. W. W. Garrett and devotional leaders. Officers elected include President Rev. W Day and Secretary Rev. J. A. Brosius. next year’s site undecided. Also notes a Women’s Club meeting and a proverb about aiming at nothing.
The article emphasizes early breast cancer treatment through prompt surgery and drugs, noting delays common when women rely on others. It cites Dr William F Wild and Dr Joseph C Bloodgood on seeking medical advice before pain or discharge appears, and states there is no preventive medicine or proven cure, with early-stage cancers more manageable and five-year survival higher after surgery.
Mindh donors show strong support for the Home for the Aged expansion with October 28 Donation Day gifts. Furniture for four rooms is promised by local households led by the Carty and Baker families and many individuals provide linens, towels, blankets, and modest goods while cash gifts from residents and towns including Washington and Balt imBaltimore appear amid extensive lists of donations.
After years of drying up, Lake Rover near Pen-Mar Park will receive water in the next days as a new concrete dam is completed. Captain Briscoe says it will take about thirty days to fill the lake which will cover about nineteen and a half acres with some areas up to twenty seven feet deep. Two clubhouses will be built along the banks for officers and enlisted men with diving boards, swimming rafts, and boats to be installed. Fish stocking is planned and facilities may be available for free use later.
A small event titled Community Mesting was held at AG MOR. The program ran with Mrs. G. FB. Fowitt leading the proceedings as a host or organizer.
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