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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1926
Page
6
The Daily News, Frederick Md, announces policy on news and notices including Associated Press dispatches, writers name requirement, free notices, and correction procedure. It notes second class mailing and submission rules for notices and opinions.
A 1926 piece debates Coolidge's idea of conscripting capital and labor for national service. It warns of enterprise disruption, calls for strict limits and wartime taxation to prevent profiteering, and advocates prudent safeguards before any such law. It includes satirical quips and a column by Olive Roberts Barton on health and character.
A panel quotes five respondents on whether parents over rely on courts for child discipline. Katherine Scully, Louise Nelson, Floriench Garne, W W Dot, and Katherine Weise share mixed views on parental responsibility, social work perspective, and the minority seeking court intervention.
The piece argues health as the basis of strength and character. It cites leaders like Theodore Roosevelt and historical figures to claim health and vigor fuel great deeds. It mentions the solar plexus and nerve themes while praising persistent effort and determination as keys to recovery.
A brief commemorative note urges gratitude ahead of Thanksgiving. The writer N. A Lufburrow extols blessings large and small and asks all readers to welcome the spirit of peace and thanksgiving in daily life.
Multiple sales of real estate recorded in the court notices with sums listed. Margie Smith to Edward Lo Lew in county for 14 dollars. Rebecca M. Sharretts to G Gray Kaogle and wife for 5 dollars. Harley Ricketts and wife to Ida Lenhart et al in county for 700 dollars. Jeremiah P Karn et al to McKinley H. Barger and wife in county for a sum. William A Walker and wife to offer Delauter in county for 10 dollars. Kieffer McLaulter to William Sather et al in county for 17 dollars. Dominick A Kobtenbers city 10 dollars. Marriage license Hessler, 30 and another from Washington. News item line appears, details unclear.
Local notice reports a postponement of a town meeting. Officials cite scheduling conflicts and advise residents to monitor official channels for a new date and venue.
Today highlights births deaths and events from history. Notable figures include John Baptist Boden and Henry Whitehouse with various dates and places. The article lists anniversaries, birthdays, and events such as the opening of a rail bridge and proclamations affecting politics and religion.
A fragmented reminiscence from Frederick Twenty Years Ago Today orients around local markets at Liler North Market and Gar sas College area. The garbled text mentions a tobacco grower and a notable event on Fativdh street, with references to streets, buildings, and community figures.
A historical overview traces the Christmas seal campaign from its 1900 Danish origins to its U S adoption led by Emily Bissell. It highlights Einar Holst bell and Jacob Riis, Red Cross involvement, and the growth of tuberculosis education, clinics, and open air schools funded by the sale. The piece credits donors and emphasizes impact on tuberculosis deaths and national health.
A fragmentary item reports a domestic dispute sparked by a chill house and a heated mother, as Harry Remivers and Roger Wiles assist in building a chicken house when an axe cut caused injury to Harry’s left leg, allegedly by Mr Wilks in Middiewan.
English lesson notes discuss common errors with usage and pronunciation. The entry defines inveigle as to lead astray by deception and illustrates the term with a failing example.
Glen Kinney, employed by Carroll Leatherman, at Harmony, fell from a hay loft in Leatherman’s barn. His right hand struck a spike in a board on the floor, the spike penetrating the palm and exiting at the top. The incident follows a poem about a blind boy and reflects a newspaper brief on an accident.
A study by Dr Morris Fishe examines how liquor affects the human body across systems and occupations. It cites nation based preferences for wine beer and whiskey and notes fatigue from overexertion while highlighting occupational variation in drink effects and public health considerations.
Mary Jane writes a lively November column noting Thanksgiving prep, local shops, church events, and social life. She mentions rising prices, weather, observatory stargazing, and community appeals for hospital and library support while sharing personal reflections and seasonal cheer. Local notes include church entertainments, weddings, deaths, and shopping highlights as communities anticipate Thanksgiving.
Dr. Geo J Marten of Martinsburg West Virginia filed a $25 demand against Frank Liedzsen, a local distributor, in a sensational alienation suit. The case names prominent local figures and refers to prior associations and business ties while noting ongoing proceedings.
A short reader notes a Bible study set of questions with hints in the last page. It asks about the Bible incident illustrated by a pictured scene, completing a Psalms verse, the Babel tower name, Moses shepherding when God spoke, Gideon’s father, iron floating on Jordan, Jotham’s age at reign, testament of Lamentations, Moses tomb, and attribution of Proverbs.
President Coolidge, advised by Secretary Kellogg, said American cooperation toward restoring peace in Nicaragua has been offered. The State Department has replied to President Tuaz’s request for aid, though details of the offer remain undisclosed. The Diaz request for good offices is noted, and renewed efforts involving Lawrence Dennis may be authorized to persuade Liberals to accept Diaz peace proposals.
A Friday night oyster supper fundraiser at Frederik Motor Company culminated in a civic festival with speeches and trials from various local departments. Participants included numerous named firms and individuals such as The War Field Co, Kemp, Vernon Rippeer, Rodner Wo Rappeen, Malham Relves Co, and Plymouth Orchestra, with musical and theatrical acts enhancing the event.
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