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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1926
Page
5
Schneider Cup Victory Prompts US Challenge for Next Year
Major de Bernardi won the Schneider cup race in the international seaplane speed test securing Italian dominance over the seas and prompting a US challenge to build better planes next year. Engine trouble sidelined the US Navy entry but results suggest American planes lag behind the Italian entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Major de Bernardi
Italy
Doolittle
United States Army
United States Navy
United States
Letters to the Editor Urges Uniform Driving on State Roads
A reader criticizes current road safety ideas and supports stricter driving rules after noting fatal accidents near Whippoorwill Hollow. The writer argues braking and speed are misjudged and calls for better enforcement and road changes to reduce crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Str. 1
W. F. Childs
Whippoorwill Hollow
Child
Whippos
Wil Hollow
Baltimore
Childs
Samuel
Nash
Inquiring Reporter On Sesqui Centennial and Expositions
Readers debate the Sesqui Centennial failure and its impact on future expositions. Opinions range from no major effect to calls for reform, with comments from ROLANDE LONG, WILLIAM A. GAVER, A. Kemp Keefer, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolande
Long
William A. Gaver
A. Kemp Keefer
Robert A. Bennett
Randall E. Jones
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Finnish Capital Maintains Public Track For Daily Exercise
The News advert notes Heleinefors, the Finnish capital, runs a public track where men and women from all classes use facilities for daily exercise, highlighting ongoing popularity of athletics among Finns despite various distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heleinefors
Today in History and Birthdays Featured in Anniversary List
Today's anniversaries include Robert Harper Clarkson born in Gettysburg and James A. Garfield born in Cuyahoga County with later deaths noted. Other figures include Samuel Crafte, Grand Duke Alexis of Russia arrival in New York, and Vigorous lists of birthdays and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harper Clarkson
Nebraska
Gettysburg
Omaha
James A. Garfield
United States
Cuyahoga County
Elberon
N. J
Samuel c. Crafte
Vermont
Craftsbury
Bornaloodstock
Conn
Grand Duke
Alexis of Russia
New York
Col
Willam C. P. Breckinridge
Lexington
Baltimore
Greece
Joe Hill
Utah
Chicago
Sir Lee Stack
Dar
Cairo
Stock Show To Select Champion Fat Bullock
The 27th International Livestock Exposition runs Nov 27 to Dec 4 in Chicago with George Gordon-Davies of Buenos Aires to judge the fat bullock class. More than 11,000 live stock entries and 5,000 hay and grain samples compete for 100000 in prizes and trophies. 1200 Farm youth from 650 clubs join 500 plus Canadian livestock entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Gordon-Davies
Buenos Aires
Canada
Prince of Wales
King of the Fairies
L. P. Yates
Fishtall
Montana
Daily Lessons In English By W L Gorxpon
Language instruction notes misused words and pronunciation guidance. The piece promotes vocabulary growth with a daily word example and emphasizes clear vivid expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gorxpon
Ode to Neptune’s Empire by T Compton Uymn
A liturgical verse extols Neptune as ruler of sea realms. Tritons dance before his gates and sea gods offer tribute. The Syrens lure with song while Nyomphe and echoes amplify the praise in a ceremonial maritime panorama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune
T. Compton Uymn
Hood College Freshman Commission selects new members
Hood College elected Derethr Herman of Frederick and Elizabeth Cramer of Walkersville to the Freshman Commission. The 12 to 20 member group, chosen by campus leaders, aims to acquaint new students with college activities and reflects strong academy standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Derethr Herman
Frederick
Elizabeth Cramer
Walkersville
Frederick High School
Hood College
Freshmon
Sunny day leads to kid’s risky bar moment
A boy with stylish shares tests them at a sunny bar and meets a sudden fall as the son goes down. Police and bystanders respond, but details remain unclear about injuries or outcome.
Frederick Twenty Years Ago Today Notice
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick reports visits and movements from 1994 era locals. P Long visits the Elks National Home in Bedford City Virginia while John S. Newman and partner from East Second street return from Chicago. Congressman George A Fearre forms a law partnership with Irvine Ro Dick of Baltimore. Nan Hollis of Whoodetock visits Mrs. Harry Te sani on East Church street. Sabina Reckle and Ad Claide Smallwood of Suh Market street visit Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Long
Elks National Home
Bedford City
Virginia
George A Fearre
Irvine Ro Dick
Baltimore
Sabina Reckle
Ad- Claide Smallwood
Suh Market Street
Washton
Reception Tonight at All Saints Church Honoring Helfenstein
Rev and Mrs Edward Helfenstein, recent Bishop-Coadjutor elect, guest of honor at All Saints parish house reception tonight. Event marks St Marys chapter forty year anniversary and Hood College Episcopal student observance with music, a violin solo, and chapter history narrated by Miss Imma Gittinger. Several clergy and parish members will attend and assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Helfenstein
Episcopal Church
All Saints Church
Helfenstein
Myre
Joseph D. Baker
Francis Scott Key
Key
Ernest Helfenstein
Douglasa Hooff
Charles W. Ross
William P. Maulsby
Secial Committee
BE. Town
Josapt . Baker
Douglass Hooff
T. Ordeman
R. E. Daliplaine
Mary Wiliamson
Quick W. Harnwell
Parsone Newman
Theatre News at Opera House and Music Box Revue
Ben Lyon and Viola Dana star in The Necessary Oil at Quora House with a comedy and news reel. Harold Bell Wright’s When A Man’s A Man screens at Maryland with a preceding comedy and a large cast. Music Box Revue opens Tuesday at Open House with Irving Berlin songs, a 700 member cast and a large orchestra under TLU Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Ben Lyon
Viola Dana
Quora House
Maryland
Harold Bell Wright
Maryland Tonight
Music Box
Irving Berlin
TLU Cornell
What Is Pathology
Logos from Greek means science and discourse, pathos meant suffering and then disease, so pathology is the science of disease. The pathologist studies disease as a research worker, not the cure or treatment.
Service Hope of World Urges Lions Club Civic Duty
Ben F. Jones of New ark X J, ex president of Lions International, spoke at a Frederick Lions Lab gathering at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He praised regional meetings, urged wider Eastern delegate attendance, and emphasized service clubs as a path to citizenship, ethics, and improving the next generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F. Jonez
Newark
X. J
Lions International
Frederick Lions
Lab
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Jones
Tiots International
West International
Miawi
Fla
Lions
Rotary
Ainanis
Mr. Jones
Hall-Mills
New Jersey
London
Unas
Unite States
Trrie
Vaccination Foe of Smallpox Scourge The Case for Immunization
For centuries smallpox haunted populations and left scars. Data from the American Association for Medical Progress shows dramatic declines in cases and deaths after widespread vaccination, with most fatalities linked to improper aftercare rather than the vaccination itself. The 1925 record notes 12,858 cases across 18 states, most unvaccinated, while vaccination proves protective and safe when properly administered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association For Medical Progress
Boston
District of Columbia
Lions International Growth Emphasized At Meeting
The gathering highlighted Lions International expansion into Mexico and China with a focus on unselfish service. Speakers urged kindness over animosity and defined service as the rent we pay for our place in the world while a variety of entertainments and toasts followed, including music by Hagan's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ons International
United State
Canada
Mexico
China
Lions Club
Lion George Norton
Winchester
Lion Roger G. Wolfe
Frederick
Robert LT. McKeever
Gethsburg
Brane
Wactington
Erich
Baltimore
Kueisler
Haze Town
Jenatius Bjorke
Rotary Club
R. EF
Kiwanis Club
Richara F. Simens
Frederick Club
Sincing
Hari Etchison
Rabbi Wilner
David Viaran
Hagan
Relief Fund Reaches Fifty Dollars for Tornado Victims
The local Red Cross announces a tornado relief fund totaling 50 dollars. Mis aesep oD Baker contributed, with LeRoy McDaniels as treasurer of the chapter highlighting the updated figure for the relief effort assisting victims in the disaster area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia
la Pistia
Mis Aesep Od Baker
Thursiar Br
LeRoy McDaniels
Chamel
Rel Cros
Frederick Fond
Recital Postponed Due to Illness in Town
The piano recital scheduled for Tuesday November has been postponed because Miss Jessie Harritt Newgenn of the Hod Coal lece marie Tay is ill. It is hoped Miss Rewseen will perform in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobb
Herm
Detroit
Augusta
San Antonio
Jessie Harritt Newgenn
Lece Marie Tay
Rewseen Wil Beable
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses Listed in Court Notes
Property deeds show Newton Trundle and wife to Millard C. Zimmerman and wife for $10, and several other transfers including William A. Simpson to James Wickman Ganley for $750 and Charles C. Hatchie Ferry Lister to George H. Sigler for $850. Marriage licenses list Ernest J. Long and Nellie Shoop. Thomas Hagan and Louise Huffer. Earl Hanes and Margaret MacKimmons. Harry Kemper and Mary Mitzeh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Trundle
Millard C. Zimmerman
Harvey J. Tucker
Gusta S. Wachter
Wiliam A. Simpson
James Wickman Ganley
Charles C. Hatchie Ferry Lister
Edward M. Stevens
George H. Sigler
George E. Wilbide
Paul M. Little
County
Flo
John E. Houck
Jesse Clay
Ernest Joseph Long
Nellie E. Shoop
Hagerstown
Thomas HW Hagan
Gapland
Louise M. Huffer
Burkittsvile
Earl J. Hanes
Brunswick
Margaret MacKimmons
Baltimore
Harry J. Kemper
Mary Mitzeh
Beth of York
Young Women's Missionary Meet Highlights at Church
The final monthly gathering of the Young Women's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Church met in the chapel on Monday evening. Miss Rath Strine led the meeting with a Thank Offering, reading Psalm 34, and prayers. Members Edith Haller Mary Davis and Helen Smith read Without Spoil, with Myre Ror Martin guiding responsive reading. Mrs Iaine Whitehill offered Thanksgiving Thoughts, Anna Wastier read A Thank Offering Box In The Family, and Miss Kate Secret led a thankful litany. The group celebrated a total Thank Offering of $51.52 and closed with prayers and a business meeting led by President Miss Marie Mianizan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Evangelical Latheren Church
Rath Strine
Edith Haller
Mary Davis
Helen Smith
Myre
Ror Martin
Iaine Whitehill
Anna Wastier
Kate Secret
Miiss Maric Mianizan
Speaks At Chapel By Reverend Chalmers Walek
Reverend Chalmers Walek, pastor of Grae Reformed Church, spoke at Hood College directing a church event. The address focused on faith and community, drawing students and faculty to the chapel for a reflective gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers Walek
Grae Reformed Church
the Spurher
The
Hood College
Mr. Waly
Beany
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