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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1926
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland outlines policy on news dispatches and correspondence, restricting unsigned opinions and requiring authority for statements. It notes free notices must be mailed to the office and promises corrections upon notification of erroneous reflections about any person or entity.
In a reflective column dated October 27 1928 the author argues that latent power lies in communities. It cites fire destruction spurring rebuilding and urges the city to use hidden resolve to pursue bolder business growth and faster communal development.
The American Legion's legislative committee opposes ratifying a gas warfare prohibition protocol. They note gas casualties were only 2 percent fatal in World War I, compared to 24 percent fatality from non gas causes, arguing that war as a whole is foolish and wasteful and urging resort to courts rather than street fighting.
A Brunswick editor letter thanks road workers and the community for support of social and athletic programs. It urges continued backing for 1927 YMCA activities including baseball, nanny ball, and Labor Day events. The writer notes membership funds fund facilities and urges a larger 1927 program supported by community cooperation.
The piece mixes reader questions about holiday favorites with quotes from BRUNSWICK residents like COB RAMSBURG and MABEL NICODEMUS who name Christmas. It includes Frederick residents and a brief note on YMCA membership plans for a better Brunswick community and youth activities. The text also contains an extended excerpt from OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON's How to Win a Husband discussing jam and entertaining, highlighting social expectations and kitchen details.
The fragment cites Ralph Waldo Emerson's Concord Hymn and references Alaska lecture slides. It evokes images of old masters and a colonial or rural past, mentioning battle memory and nature. The text is garbled yet hints at a public lecture context and preservation of historic memory.
Lufburrow reflects on how a train’s rapid motion and the scene it makes depend on the viewer’s position. From a distant side, the spectacle seems grand. from the danger on the track, attention turns to escape and survival. The piece urges that things people say and do hinge on perspective.
Today marks the Grand Trunk Railway opening from Montees to Toran and the birth of Theodore Horevel in New York City. notable anniversaries include the Queens Regent Spain decree, Mrs Harrison’s funeral train, and 19th century legal and railway events. births include James J. Davis Owen D. Young Roscoe Pound Janet Scudder and others with Navy Day observances and Pan-Pacific Congress underway.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the News notes a social gathering with Pauline Gilbert as president. The program featured Origin of Hallowe en, Nellie Haugh piano solo, Charlotte Sinn reading, Ruth Worthington reading, Georgia Gittinger as host, and Ware Brown with Elizabeth Worman. Local banners mention repainting on Fas Pitt street, J Henry Lampe at work, and a horse accident near a telegraph pole on Ox Fibre Bras works area.
Superintendents and principals from U S and Canada attended a Frederick Kiwanis luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Fr. Torn presided as two Kirwanian guests spoke, praising Dr Ely and stressing dues. Other visitors included A Hortsommer, Frank Allen, W S Trimble, G T Twyford, F B Miller, and P W Loy. golf was offered at a local course.
A history quiz presents ten questions on major world events. Topics include the opening battle of the American Revolution, the First Triumvirate, the First Crusade, Joan of Arc, the Moore’s Doctrine, John Brown’s raid, Andrew Jackson, the Hanseatic League, and the Panama Canal treaty with Colombia.
Daily English lessons highlight common word confusions and misuses. The text notes misused terms like modest, mispronunciations, and common misspellings, with examples and a brief word study on disparity and inequality.
The Volga Boatman two part feature will be shown at the Opera House tonight for one day only with a thrilling love story set in stormy Russia. Special musical features and a news reel supplement the program. Also on bill is Lefty Flynn in The Traffic Cop from Pacemaker films.
A devotional fragment cites Exodus 2 23 24 and recalls God remembering his covenant with Israel It urges daily reassurance that believers are not forgotten by God in hardship The piece evokes faith and divine faithfulness in adversity.
A skating incident left a man injured after he slipped on the ice. He fell badly and was described as broken up. the event occurred on the ice dated 69, according to the jingle style report.
The October meeting of the Civics club at the M. C. G. s featured updates on a free scholarship fund now completed with a beneficiary at Hood College. Members noted $800 of a $1,000 goal raised, with loans to be repaid with interest to assist young women education. The report highlighted department updates and art lectures, plus endorsements to classify women as Homemakers in federal census records.
At the thirteenth biennial conference of American Schools for the Deaf in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Blue and Grey room, a committee report on standardizing normal courses for deaf teachers urged higher admission standards, longer training, and G T D certification with raised pay and rank.
The article explains how hair luster and skin condition reflect thyroid health, nutrition, and disease. It warns that scanty dry hair and extreme skin dryness signal gland deficiency and require medical care, while skin overmoisture can accompany rickets or tuberculosis.
Arthur X. Pack discusses water snakes, noting harmless nature, birth habits, and impact on trout eggs, while a series of legal notices and court actions are listed, including equity cases, divorces, will constructions, and real estate sales. Police court items reference drunkenness fines and theft cases involving local firms.
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