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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1926
Page
4
The Daily News is a daily independent publication issued from The Newa-Post Building in Frederick Maryland. It notes Associated Press rights and policy on letters to the editor and notices, including submission rules and address for mail.
A 1926 Byberry county fair celebration extols harvests and domestic produce. Prize pumpkins hogs and chickens draw cheers as families view jams, jellies, corn yields, and livestock. Races on the track promise thrills and time honored amusement persists amid modern changes.
A pastoral portrait of the county fair setup with harvest moon, race track stands, and bustling preparations. References to agricultural displays, exhibits, and local politics suggest a community gathering where farmers, families, and candidates mingle amid preparations for contests and demonstrations.
The column presents assorted opinions from residents including HU Leان Wertenbarls and GILAILAME OTINSON about whether volt stop robberies. Responses vary from cautious optimism to skepticism about a total elimination of crime and praise for Marines but opposition to high spending for security.
The piece argues suburbs rise as city living wanes and home designs shift toward affordable plans. It notes the cost of modern houses, suggests simple barn structures as economical, and praises plain materials over ornate interiors. It questions the need for elaborate yards and expensive floors.
A mixed text fragment juxtaposes Shakespearean seven ages monologue with a garbled pumpkin harvest note. It references infant, schoolboy, lover, soldier, justice, pantaloon, and second childishness stages, then shifts to an unrelated pumpkins harvest line with typos and unclear attribution. The readable portion preserves quoted lines and hints at a namesake scene while muddled text follows.
A collage of anniversaries from 1826 to 1897 marks notable deaths from Franny Talma to the California canning pioneer. Birthdays list Victor Peytral Fannie Huret Maj Gen Johnston and Dr Minley. Events note Yorktown Cornwallis surrender centenary and Imperial Conference opening in London plus Lutheran and Atlantic political meetings.
Columbus praised as nervy in 1492 crossing and fame gained. mention of a Braddock property sale by Gumere Re Flautt and Mrs Grove. Crawford couple from Mifflinport sell land on state highway with sod, building, and shrubbery. stray note on Chinese belief about boiled crickets and blood offerings.
The comedy The Family Upstairs opened the fair week theatre season to a large audience at the City Opera Stage. Rose Keane as Louise led a strong cast including Jack Kingston as Charles Grant with Sadie Belieu and William Keen providing solid humor and character work.
Theatre news from Frederick reports the Myr kie-Harder Company presents Aly Son at the Opera House a drama of tragic type. The same production was a Broadway hit and is touring with positive chatter. Buck Jones appears at the Empire in The Cowboy and the Coun tess followed by Smookum's First Footh a comedy and a news reel. The Ratler starring Jack Mee l an is Maryland's main showing at the Maryland with another comedy and news reel on the program.
A devotional note cites biblical lines stating the Lord will guard the saints and the wicked be silenced, alongside a prayer that those who remain in the Lord shall not be put to shame and that strength shall prevail through faith.
A damaged OCR passage provides unclear text with possible names and phrases. The readable portion hints at a historical newspaper item but lacks verifiable details, making a precise summary impractical.
Fragmentary text describes a short haircut and a pleasant smile, mentioning a person who chose the cut because she knew the way. It also references ancient coins and a morning retort, but details are unclear and incomplete.
Twenty years ago in Frederick lists local people and places in a fragmented column. It mentions Baltimore travelers and various street references with scattered names and business notes.
Pittsburgh reports state Charles EO Knapp vanished with $320000 in cash and is sought in a bank swindle case linked to a $800000 worth of Liberty bonds. Detectives believe he is within 100 miles of Pittsburgh as three men face arrest and a habeas corpus bid unfolds. A $1000 reward added for Knapp and a 10 percent bonus on recovered funds. In Dowagiac Michigan, five bandits fled with $75000 from Lee State Bank after a daytime hold up, as a pursuing posse and police search nearby roads.
Hood College W C A services were held informally in the Y Hut on the campus at 624 Sunday evening. The girls who had been designated to the Banicemere Conference during the past Summer gathered in a circle and shared conference reports. Prominent speakers cited include Tr. Edith Hale Swit Bruce Carry and Jo Sut Wiser.
Smithsonian note details the European cabbage butterfly and its spread across the United States from 1860 to 1881. The common white butterfly, once abundant, displaced native white populations as its caterpillars decimate cabbage crops. The text traces introductions from Quebec and New York to Washington and southern states, noting its extinction of the native white in eastern ranges.
Account of a 357 year medical literature survey on fishermen who bite or hold live fish in their mouths to free nets or hooks. It cites 12 countries and 20 cases of severe injury or death from fish entering the throat or blocking breathing. Removal often failed. only rare cases used maneuvers to release the fish or open the windpipe temporarily.
A notice urges brides and guests to depart church with respect and to avoid postceremony departures in party settings. It cites etiquette and a plan to coordinate with Nature Magazine to answer questions about natural topics. The Queen Esther Circle of Calvary M E church hosted a Halloween party at 3 W Seventh St with a list of attendees and refreshments.
Rt Rev Thomas F Hickes bishop of the Rochester diocese denounces as undignified the practice of placing objects on carriages awaiting weddings. He urges abolition in a past oral letter, criticizing celebrations beside churches after nuptials.
Complete plans and specifications for a Kendall semi bungalow from S.C Fulton of Standard Homes Company Washington D C. The design emphasizes a cozy homelike look with ample living space. It features a shaded porch living room with multiple doors, a parlor linking to a dining room, open staircase, pantry breakfast nook, well designed kitchen, a spacious master suite and four upstairs bedrooms with baths.
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