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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1926
Page
4
Frederick Maryland afternoon paper cautions readers that no communication will be printed unless the writer provides real name and authority. It notes Associated Press use of dispatches and invites corrections if any erroneous reflections appear.
The article notes the transition from outdoor to indoor pastimes as winter begins. It highlights theater, books, radio, phonographs, and records reflecting growing indoor leisure demand, and mentions Gov. Fuller’s Thanksgiving proclamation urging restraint and civic duty to avert decadence.
In Frederick a habit of speaking pleasantly to neighbors enhances town spirit. Some residents avoid speaking to familiar faces, claiming they were never introduced. The piece argues that shared citizenship implies common interests and mutual conversation can foster friendship and good fellowship in town.
Olive Roberts Barton contends that new hydroelectric projects threaten scenic landscapes and waterfalls. She argues the shift to turbine power risks barring country views and the historic charm of the region.
The panel offers varied figures for Frederick population with Postmaster Irving Biser at 12,500 Alfred W Gaver around 12,500 Alderman Renn about 12,500 and Dr Kepauer plus Schroeder suggesting 13,000 and 15,000 respectively. The discussion shifts to water power, dams and fuel, noting central decisions by Washington Central Power Commission.
A playful reflective piece on holiday shopping anxiety and familial gift lists. The narrator notes yearly January jitters as cousins and aunts loom, yet insists the task will be completed. Despite fear, the writer expects relief once Christmas Day passes and the season ends.
Mehrl R. Moore, arrested Sunday by Special Deputy Nasz on a driving under the influence charge, pleaded guilty before Justice Guy KK. He was fined 39.99. Hosiery was first manufactured by power at Coheres in Isa.
A fragment quotes Mrs Anne Small expressing care about family needs and noting the challenge of maintaining independence amid health issues, as the piece hints at broader social concerns and newspaper context.
Today marks 1863 events such as Winfield Scott Hammond birth in Massachusetts and 1916 the Deutschland submarine incident near New London. Birthdays include Grace Abbott and Thomas Taggart. today lists events from 1924 fire to Jubilee plans and Virginia highway milestone.
A William Willard home reception honors Mary Willard and Daniel Thayer on their marriage. Attendees include Elmer Willard, Daniel Thayer, Edward Willard, Silas Murray family, and others. Also a brief theater show mention and literary chat about The Lady of Laon.
Local column notes from the News dated November 17, 1906. George Cailer of Feataville sprained his ankle after slipping on a loose brick while working on Dr. R. Smith’s new building on Court Street. A new fin roof rises on the Frederick City Hospital wing. John T1z of New Market hurt when a horse on Walter Burral’s farm kicked him in the head. Mire Annie M Snyder of Fort Third Street received a box of curios from her son. Charles Woo Snyder of the 1S.8 gifted a bottle of water from the River Jordan among other items.
The article presents a quiz titled A Royal Visitor with ten questions drawn from a puzzle page. It asks about an illuminated picture, mythological figures, statehood, New York City subways, the U.S. secretary of state, hurricane wind speeds, Brussels, Admiral George Dewey, a maritime distance, and the North American continent’s lowest point.
Miss Steck Weds Camden L Coyner in Scilly October 31 ceremony in Waynesboro. Frederick friends, Hunt Ford, Gunn Btunter, Lucy Ford attend. Parsonage vows at Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev Dr U8 dG Rupp. Also报道 events include Edna Chiswell and Warner Pumphrey to wed Poolesville St Peter's Episcopal. Engagements announced: Emilie Frances DeLashmutt to Harvey Moore of Philadelphia. wedding planned in December.
Mr Jesse Shaver returns from Hartford Conn after spending the week end there. Miss Frances Staley of Mary Baldwin College Staunton Va visits her parents Mr and Mrs Grayson H Staley Rockwell Terrace. Miss Vera Allshesker of Woodbridge N J recently visited Mrs Dorothy Eyler Strine Walkersville. Hood 23 classmates. Mr and Mrs Chas Van Fossen and son Donald spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Simon Eyter and Mr and Mrs Oren Strine Walkersville. Mr and Mrs Howard H Cline return to Goshen Indiana after months with his parents near Frederick. Miss Ida F Hilleary who had been ill at University Hospital Baltimore returns to Frederick and stays with her nephew Elmo Jamison 233 East Church Street.
Local markets note wheat and corn prices with corn at 3.50. A Life section item mentions a football full back ready to kick off despite an undisclosed injury while a Delish fal and Lads item hints at surprise news from readers.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann presented a refined recital at Rose Hill Manor assisted by Mrs. Francis M. Reynolds and George Dixon Thompson. The program blended Italian, German, Shakespearean songs and ballads, with notable pieces by Beethoven, Bach, Peri, Tosti, Quilter, and Rasbach.
In Danville Alabama on November 17 Joseph G. Cannon known as Uncle Joe was laid to rest under a red haw tree grown over by a November sky. Officials from state and nation joined townsfolk at St James Methodist Church and Vermilion street as hundreds observed. The service included a eulogy by Rev T H Ewing and a funeral march as his coffin was carried to the new cemetery where a marble monolith marks the graves of Mary Reed Cannon his wife and other relatives.
A compact snippet from W L Gorpox lessons on word usage notes common misuses and pronunciation. It highlights immaterial meaning unimportant and urges mastering one word daily with examples and errors to avoid.
Floods from the Potomac and Monocacy rivers inundate fields and roads across Frederick County. Streets, state and national highways flood three to five feet, cars marooned, and several bridges and cellars flood. Residents rescue animals and brace for continued damage as floodwaters rise and recede.
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews the Embden claim that acid sodium phosphate boosts work capacity. Trials with miners and laborers show no real increase in muscle power, though a laxative effect speeds gut transit. German and American promoters push proprietary fatigue tonics despite weak evidence.
Blanche Sweet stars in His Supreme Moment at the Opera House with a feature comedy and news reel. Maryland presents Beyond The Rockies with Bob Custer and a Pace maker film. Mantell comments on Shakespearean appeal as Mansell Hampers tours arrive. Music Box Revue at Opera House showcases Irving Berlin numbers with Anderson as magician in a lavish production. Minnesota creamery promotes powdered buttermilk used in snacks and confections.
Owing to schedule changes Queen Marie will delay arrival to November 24 and may attend the Frederick City Hospital Campaign opening dinner. A second invitation for November 26 is sent through the Romanian embassy. if she accepts she will attend the noon Innebeon meeting of hospital workers.
A fragment discusses famed whiskers as symbols of wisdom from Confucius. It claims a myth of hair from his beard granting insight and notes a tale of a law forbidding plucking or trimming. The piece blends cultural lore with garbled modern magazine text.
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