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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1926
Page
4
The Daily News in Freder Md outlines submission rules for notices, requiring real names or author authority, forbidding unnamed opinions, and stating free notices are advertising and must be mailed or delivered to the office, with Associated Press credit and second class post designation.
A September 2 1926 column extols Rudolph Valentino as the film's greatest lover and analyzes why romance in screen works, noting the public’s affection for lovers and the appeal of love stories, while also observing women breaking traditional limits and warning against crowded autos and driver distraction.
The article celebrates perseverance, noting clear goals and steady effort lead to eventual success. It highlights the Josephine Ford flight to the pole and back, plus Clarabelle Barrett’s record swim and other examples of dedicated training shaping achievement.
The Inquiring Reporter gathers opinions from local residents and officials on State Forester Hesley's annual reforestation push. district game warden Etchison praises the idea, while others call it good, wonderful, or strongly supportive. One speaker urges perseverance and personal preparation for success.
Lufburrow notes teeth need care to keep chewing easy. Warns decay harms health and earning dentist fees if teeth are neglected. Encourages daily brushing and scrubbing to keep teeth strong and pleasant to chew.
Theatre News Empire notes The Rainmaker stars William Golifer Jr and is billed with a comedy and news reel. The Weathered film body is hailed as outstanding, compared with Ben Hur in prestige. Maryland screens Twenty Dollars A Week with an all star cast alongside a comedy.
A puzzling scene unfolds as a stranger asks for a criminal lawyer in a dry town. Prayer for rain clashes with clear skies and unnamed locals respond with cryptic phrases, leaving the farmer crowd puzzled and the town unsettled.
Today in History lists births and events from 1726 to 1924 with names such as John Howard Lucretia Hale Paul Deroulede and Zeppelins raiding London. It notes Birthdays for Ivan W Johnson Jane Davis Frederick Starr Hoke Smith Montgomery Schuyler and events like the Festival of St Stephen and state platform conventions in Nebraska.
Francis Swadener died at his brother in law S W Warner's home near Ladiesburg at five this morning aged 67 years five months and 15 days. Survived by his widow Sue Swadener and brother Canton Swadener of Baltimore. Funeral Saturday at 1 from Warner residence. Interment Fairmount cemetery Liberty. Also infant Weldle died at Mountaindale from whooping cough with funeral Friday at 2 at Brethren church. Interment in cemetery joining. Thomas Hiee funeral director.
Funeral services held at uncle’s home for John Archibia Snouffer with Rev. YR U.S. and Rupp officiating. Pallbearers were six nephews El Nelson, Roger Snoufer, Carlos Geishert, Pact Geishert, Earl Geishert and Stewart Gesbert. Interment at Mt. Olive Cemetery. Funeral directors were Mrs Etchisen and Son.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief item about a person named Holbrenner in a Tac area with unclear context and a stray phrase about law. No clear event date or organization is identifiable.
A fragmentary item notes events from twenty years prior in Frederick with unclear details. The text appears garbled, offering no concrete names, dates, or actions to anchor a fuller summary.
A grand joint Rotary gathering at Hotel Tiradduck brought together about 160 guests from Hagerstown Waynesboro Cumberland Lancaster and Frederick. Dee Howard Witmer of Lancaster presided with Dr Henri L G Kiefler and Prof Ignatina Bjor Tee among speakers as music by Potomac Edison Orchestra filled the evening.
Union Bridge and nearby communities share a bustle of visits and small events. Mrs. R. B Coursey returns home after ten days away, while Mrs. Maureen Loy visits George W. Abbott in Union Bridge. Local residents travel to Baltimore and Philadelphia, attend Bible school closing, and mark church events. Horses strayed and were killed on the rail, and rain delays fair preparations as towns plan exhibits and nurse training. Grants, surgeries, and social meetings fill the slate as residents keep up with daily life and upcoming events.
A fragmented OCR snippet repeats the name LAPPER FANNY with unclear context and stray quotes. The readable portion suggests a quoted claim attributed to LAPPER FANNY but lacks sufficient detail to determine event, date, or organization.
Miss Doris Ranneberger of Washington visited her aunt Mrs. Wm Kidd. Miss Madeline Droneburg visited relatives in Frederick. Miss Pauline Cadle visited with Mr. and Mrs Edward Windsor in West Falls. Those from here who spent Sunday at Carlin's Park included Mr and Mrs Wm Chaney and family, Mr and Mrs J T Chaney and family, Mr and Mrs Willis Weishaar and Mr and Mrs Monroe Chaney and family. The Ladies Aid Society plans a chicken supper on September 11 on the church lawn with music by Mt Airy Band. Farmers are hauling sweet corn, a light yield. Mrs Albert Becraft and daughter of Ellicott City spent a few days with her parents.
Milk provides protein comparable to meat for muscle building and is cheaper. A quart of milk equals seven ounces of sirloin or four large eggs in protein. Evaporated milk offers higher mineral content and provides calcium on par with fruits and beef, aiding bones for all ages.
A playful family portrait describes a boy who loves tools. He wanders to the cellar and bangs away with a hammer and saw, fixing nothing and wrecking much, shaping a future as a possible carpenter.
A list of ten Bible themed questions covering incidents origins of languages, Samson, Pontius Pilate, handwriting on the wall, Daniel, Daniel’s lions, Moses, the Ten Commandments, Solomon’s wives, Judas Iscariot, and the timing of Ash Wednesday with a note attributing the material to a 1926 NEA Service copyright.
Dr Morris Filibein notes growing focus on first aid in World War era industry. Red Cross and public health programs push broader training for workers in wide operations like mines.
Fragmentary OCR text describes patching a wound and suggests a medical or caregiving action. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to identify a specific event. The readable portion hints at a treatment step or medical note within a religious or thought-based discourse.
Melted paraffin and sterilized gauze fill a range of first-aid cabinets in plants. Many resemble miniature drug stores, yet the essentials are few a gauze scissors antiseptics tourniquet and assorted bandages. With these one can apply basic care and keep a patient stable until medical help arrives.
Historic Vallombrosa Abbey near Florence was founded about 1038 by John Gaulbert. The 17th century buildings sit in a secluded Apennine valley amid beech fir and chestnut woods. Suppressed in 1869, it became a forestry school, famed in literature and visited by artists and tourists.
A club tale recalls a London incident about Smithson the forgetful man. While en route to dinner he remembered he had forgotten his watch. He reached into his waistcoat and pulled out the watch, exclaiming he must fetch the time before returning home.
A fragmentary note describes a clockmaker and a clock sent for cleaning, with archaic phrasing and misspellings. It mentions internal struggle and the clock’s fate, hinting at historical or literary imagery surrounding time and craftsmanship. The passage references names and terms that seem garbled, creating a cryptic, antique mood.
Purely personal items report E Beatty Reginald city and companions on an automobile trip through Canada and the United States. Misses Trail Miriam Apple return from Europe with a party. Mrs Jesse P King Ridge and others on a Pittsburg Lakes trip. Sailors from Baltimore bound for Jacksonville Fla. Mr Mrs James Unelebes Jefferson welcome a son. Mary Treon and sister visit Hagerstown. Hat Shop crew in Philadelphia and New York trip.
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