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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1926
Page
3
The Daily News outlines its publication standards and staff rules. It notes Associated Press dispatch rights and requires real names for opinion pieces. It reserves the right to reject anonymous communications and directs notices to the Frederick, Maryland office.
The 15 cent convention of the National Association of Manufacturers discussed aiding farmers to solve economic issues. Emphasis on improving production and distribution efficiency across fields, crops, and markets, with shared responsibility between farmers and business leaders. Also notes minting figures for pennies and nickels as indicators of public sentiment.
A chaotic account describes mixed reactions to a royal arrival in New York as crowds anticipate Queen Nare of Rumana. Police face a challenging urban scene while residents debate ceremonial honors and public response.
The inquiring reporter canvasses views on Rupert Hughes portrayal of George Washington as a card player in life and politics. Respondents vary from partial agreement to admiration for Hughes humanizing Washington while noting possible factual exaggerations.
The author praises Mrs. B for wall mounted schedules in her kitchen. Each family member and the maid has a detailed daily timetable, allowing near perfect five minute time blocks. The piece argues time is as vital as money and suggests organizing home life on a business basis to gain yearly dividends.
Milton Sills stars in The Knockout at the Opera House along with a comedy and news reel. The Myrkle Harder Company tours next week bringing metropolitan plays. schedule includes The Family Upstairs My Son The Show Of The Show Of and The Devil With in plus The Last Warning and The Good Bad Woman.
Today's anniversaries highlight 1651 Korsuth departure for the United States and 1875 the Palace Hotel opening in San Francisco. Notable birthdays include Roumanian prince Carol and other figures, while events cover the ZR-3 dirigible arrival and plans like the Pan American Congress in Mexico City.
A poem-like piece extols locomotive power and the role of engines and freight cars, stressing the engine’s strength to pull and guide its load. It likens people to engines capable of reading and succeeding, linking industrial imagery to personal effort. Also notes Uncle Sam as a soap exporter in 1928 and Alaska Kodiak bears near a ton.
Queen Marie of Romania enjoyed an American breakfast and luncheon aboard the Leviathan with Mrs Woodrow Wilson among guests. A New Rochelle boy met the Queen, and she planned to view New York’s skyline. City welcomes remain unchanged with a bay transfer to Battery and escort to City Hall.
Navy Day will be held on October 27 with sponsorship by patriotic groups and cooperation from the Navy League. The observance honors the Navy and seapower's role in national life, urging recognition of its services to the nation.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a local man on Weret Tatrik street was badly injured while defending property. The suspect escaped with the farmer's purse and tools. Police investigated, naming Garry Rew and others, with a large reward offered.
Addison E Mullikin and other state and local Republican candidates attended a large Frederick district committee rally at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Speakers criticized the current administration over the Conaningo deal and urged strong law enforcement and support for the Eighteenth Amendment. The gathering, nearly 100 in attendance, endorsed Republican prospects in Maryland and Western Maryland.
A brief religious reflection asserts the Lord as a guiding authority and moral measure, emphasizing that divine judgment weighs actions and intentions. The text uses early church language to stress accountability and spiritual discernment under God.
The text is unreadable and fragmentary. It does not provide a coherent event or identifiable persons to summarize into a news item.
Francis Scott Key Post outlines Armistice Day events for November 11 including a big parade and a night dance at the State Armory. Alton Bennett appointed parade chair with assistants. Francis Perrott named post adjutant. noon business suspensions planned for a half holiday. next meeting set for November 4 to finalize details.
Harry W Chipley and Mies En ma S Baugher wed at the bride grandparents home in Walkersville. Rev John W Fisher officiated. Chipley, a creamery employee, and Chipley nurse at Montevue Hospital will live in Walkersville. Also Wilbur R Negler and Lula M Frick married in Oakville. They will reside in Newville Pennsylvania.
PURELY PERSONAL items list returning travelers and social happenings. Delaplaine family返回 Atlantic City. Emma Thomas returns to Frederck after Washington visit. Rob ert Borer family welcomed a daughter in Wilson Place. Marian House attended a football game in Annapolis, then saw Laugh It Off in Baltimore. Carrol and Moore visit Frederick studying The News Post plant. William F Schmidt quietly marks his 72nd birthday in Frederick. note on River Meander etymology and bakery chatter in La Rocca Frans Rois.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports on a New York study where ultraviolet light treatment given to half of Nome for Hebrew Infants wards did not reduce cold or throat infection rates compared with controls. The rays affected skin texture and muscle fullness, but preventing infections remained unchanged.
An article notes a moth species common in warmer Texas areas and its migratory spread. It mentions barb like features on the upper side and occasional blown migrations toward northern regions near summer’s end. Readers may send questions to Nature Magazine staff via Washington D.C. arrangements with the paper.
Gilmore KR Fleuth purchased the West South Street store from Wr and Mrs Del bert Poole with frontage details noted. Taison H. Mercer, realtor, represented the Poole family in the transaction as an exhibit nears the Kansas fair in Topeka with Mrs W W Millard traveling from 290 miles away.
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