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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1926
Page
4
The notice outlines the Daily News publication practices including reliance on Associated Press content, requirement for real names with communications, and that free notices are a form of advertising. It notes submission via mail and entry as second class matter at the Frederick, Maryland post office.
A September article notes the fireplace as a cozy, all purpose family hub marking the shift to cooler evenings. It contrasts straw hats with fashion as September 15 approaches and includes a short piece on self insight from a psychologist and guidelines for living in character.
Reading fragments show garbled lines mentioning Fort Dame, a girl, whale, and a scene of London. The text includes stray names and unclear events with a note credited to the National Newspaper Service.
Inquiries from readers in Manassas Cumberland and near Fredericks reveal mixed views on Congressman Upshaw's defeat. Some cite his family's Georgia ties and campaign backing as factors, while others say the loss reflected broader opposition and perceived self-promotion.
Trudy makes a historic swim across the channel earning worldwide praise and setting new records. The piece notes mixed reactions as the gender barrier is challenged with admiration and competition from a German swimmer.
W C Fields former Ziegfeld Follies star makes his movie debut tonight in It's The Old Army Game a comedy sensation Two reel comedy The Mind Racer and Patha News are also shown Colleen Moore appears in Painted Peome one of her best pictures with a two reel comedy and a news reel to close the program
A devotional note reflects on 1 Samuel 15 22 asking if the Lord takes greater delight in sacrifices than in obedience to his voice. A closing prayer asks the Lord to desire obedience above ritual offerings.
Emory L Coscentz extols European art and history focusing on the Louvre and Notre Dame. He notes threats to great monuments from 19th century radicals and praising Napoleon for restoring religious worship, while marveling at Apollo Gallery, Venus of Melos, and Gothic cathedral craftsmanship.
A fragmented paragraph recalls events from two decades past in Frederick, referencing locations and people with garbled OCR. It mentions a child, local districts, and community names like Rowton and New York, presenting a hazy snapshot of a late 20th century era in the area.
Flapper Fanny claims an easy kitchen hack using a can opener to speed up meal prep. The playful note hints at home economy and clever ingenuity from the era.
A miscellaneous history column lists births and notable events from 1771 to 1925 including Mungo Park and William Crampton, with recent anniversaries and notable figures such as Gibbs and Nathan Leopold Jr. It notes events in 1915, 1924, and 1925, then items on birthdays, anniversaries, and upcoming conferences in California and Chicago, plus miscellaneous notes from the era.
Melvin Wilt of Harrisburg and Erelyn Easterbrook of Shippensburg PA were wed Thursday at noon at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage. Rev. Dr. U S G Rupp officiated with Joseph A. Busker of Harrisburg and a sister of the bride in attendance.
Thoreau laments the need to guard the mind against worldly channels and corrupting chatter. He contrasts mountain springs of inspiration with the profane gossip of taverns and police courts, urging spiritual cleanliness and respected restraint.
Complete plans and specifications for this building are available from S C Fulton Wood Homes Bureau Cleveland Ohio The Beaumont offers charm and refinement through quiet rusticity and inviting solitude The doorway with wrought iron handrails recalls Salem of the 18th century and a shaded porch completes its appeal
A narrator describes preparing for a trip with family. The speaker notes Mom packs most items and allocates space for dresses and knickknacks while the husband jokes about only being able to send his things by express.
A garbled educational prompt asks about SWETIDE Ines Gise and Chapa bern real name and authorship. It mentions France and a list of questions about operas Carmen and others, but the readable content is incomplete and noisy.
Dr Morris Fishbein warns that hair dyes often combine henna with metallic substances and a synthetic para phenylenediamine which can trigger severe eruptions. He notes Germany labels such dyes as poison and calls for U.S. legislation as reactions can include swelling and blistering after 14 to 12 hours.
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