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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1926
Page
4
The Daily News details governing rules for published letters and notices, requiring writers to use real names and submit in writing. it notes free notices are treated as advertising and must be mailed to the office. the paper is a Frederick, Maryland publication with Associated Press content.
A 1928 Labor Day reflection extols both manual and mental work as essential to human progress. The piece argues labor is a divine law guiding society and personal duty, praising intellect joined with effort and warning against shirking duties. It frames labor as a noble, universal duty shaping mind and body alike.
Olive Roberts Barton argues that a son starting to earn should contribute to the family budget proportionally to his income and family needs. He should learn responsibility, aiding the home whether or not he marries, with raises adjusting the family share. The article notes varied cases from modest contributions to parents subsidizing clothing and continues with a reflection on education through earnings.
Random respondents across cities state clear preference for home cooking. Henry Decker and Hart Etchison favor home cooking all the time while Dorothy Ellis and Mrs Lewis Lebherz see value in hotel cuisine for variety. Richard Simmons notes travel limits and mixed feelings.
The oyster hides in his shell and fears September months. He worries his chances of living drop when the A and R letters appear and the season brings change. N. A. Lupburrow signs a playful verse implying the oyster’s nervous spell as September nears.
A compact compendium recounts anniversaries from 1684 to 1868 including South Carolina's early governance, umbrella invention by Jonas Hanway, later governors born in Virginia, and the Fremont expedition. It lists notable births, events like Labor Day observance, assassination anniversaries, and ongoing primaries, with various figures and places noted.
Empire screens The Band Goddess starring Jack Holt and Esthe Ralston in a gripping drama. A two reel comedy The Salty Sap and a Fox News segment complete the program for the evening.
Funeral services held for Dr William Clayton Orr of Leesburg Va aged 48 prominent in politics and medical circles survived by wife Page Dunnersburg and seven children. Also funeral for Charles Worthington Owens longtime Washington resident aged 74. buried at Slane. Isabelle Webster funeral at 602 North Market Street with Rev Dr U S G Rupp officiating. interment Mt Olivet. August death roll notes 37 local deaths with 18 in city and 19 in county. interments across multiple cemeteries. A cake and pie display signals American Bakers Association convention in Atlantic City September 19 24. Mayor Culler to speak September 9. About 6 000 expected. Glenn O Garber Frederick board member leads.
A short devotional note cites 1 Samuel 12 22 promising God will not forsake His people for His Name sake. A prayer proclaims glory in divine promise and Jesus words I am with Thee always. The rest mentions fashion prints of robes with matching ribbons rather than sacred text.
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Local items from The NewsSept 6 1808 note Mrs Molle accepted as chief operator of the Frederick Canal Telephone and Telegraph Co Glenn H Worthington spoke at the Montgomery County Teachers Institute Miss Emma R Gittinger secretary Mizpah Chapter No 2 Order of Eastern Star announces resumed dated communications Roger Vo Ste Emore Le Messents and Richard P Rass met with several business leaders about the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company
A sequence of obituaries and funeral notices from Martinsburg, Lovettsville, and surrounding Loudoun County detail deaths of Mrs. Samuel Miller, Mrs. Bessie Irene Abrecht, Mrs. Emma F. Weber, Miss Elizabeth Hayes, Michael Carver, Joseph H. Taylor, Arthur Harrison Potts, and Mrs. Kate King. The notices convey ages, kin, places, funeral arrangements, and burial sites, with several services held at local churches and cemeteries and connections to nearby towns like Winchester, Beallsville, Beallsville, and Purcellville.
A late 19th century note describes mold on bread forming delicate orchid like structures. Under microscope the mold appears as a bouquet of filaments, roots spreading into soil and stalks reaching toward air. Pollen dispersal observed as spores shed into the atmosphere and capable of growing on nearby surfaces.
Franklin Marsh and Carl ton Baumgardner returned from Philadelphia where they attended the Seaquicentennial Exposition. Many locals and visitors from Martinsburg to Washington enjoyed weekends with relatives and friends, noting travels to Atlantic City Sesqui-Centennial events and several extended trips west and to Chicago, Denver, and the Grand Canyon.
A September sky chart describes evening heavens at 7 or 7 30 p m latitude 35 north noting the Northern Cross in Cygnus and Vega near the zenith. It highlights Aquila with Altair along the Milky Way, Delphinus, the globular cluster in that small constellation, Andromeda and Pegasus Great Square, plus planets Saturn in Libra Jupiter in Capricornus Mars rising in Aries and Venus as the Morning Star near sunrise.
An essay excerpt discusses gender norms and modesty, noting boys’ shyness about appearance and desire to blend in, contrasted with girls’ openness. It cites Ramsey Traquair from Atlantic Monthly and remarks on education’s role in shaping individuality and masculine conformity.
Geologists say the Maumee river in Ohio flowed southwest during an Ice Age recession, then reversed as the glacier melted forming a cold muddy lake. Water drained south toward the Mississippi, with Wabash and Fort Wayne as outlets and three ancient beach ridges marking past lakes. A kitchen stool that can transform into a mini stepladder aids busy housewives.
Dr Morris Pisietin explains the dog days of summer, their origins and medical myths. He notes risks from polluted pool water and sewage contamination, but argues swimming in healthy lakes or pools can be harmless with caution. He cautions against hydrophobia from animal bites and debunks superstition about seasonal harm.
A humorous verse traces a household notices as kin gather with suspense about a caller. The speaker notes mother sewing, father boasting of cash plans, sister tidying the house, and grandma bustling with a secret. The refrain repeats that somebody is coming to call, building anticipation.
The page asks ten trivia prompts about a photo, U S Senate count, New York counties, a state with no divorces, Muscle Shoals location, a Pultzer founder paper, baseball field distance, Rhodes scholarships, Henry Ford birthplace, and Goose Goslin’s team, seeking exact details.
Police Court reports show John Carer committed to jail in default of 5 collateral for drunkenness and beating. Mabel Thompson released on own recognizance pending a hearing. Robert Thompson, Claude Gardner and Red Stotdemrer held or jailed in default of collateral for drunkenness or disorderly conduct. Edward Lowrer Breidensauzh, emeritus chemistry professor at Gettysburg College, died Sunday after a short illness from a heart attack. born in Newville Cumberland County, Pa, and class of 1885 graduate. Yates retained the British championship through his latest tour victory.
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