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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1926
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Missouri notes publication rules and practices for news and notices. It outlines acceptance of communications with real names and authorizations and details submission methods and postal classification.
The London Mail critic James Duns cautions New York’s din for nerves, while Indian mystic Krishnamurti argues Americans chase comfort and superficial gains. Railroads report their best six months, with net income up nearly 10 percent due to equipment upgrades and service improvements.
Olive Roberts Barton recounts a tale of two women in New York plans. One presses for company and offers to cover costs while the other hesitates then withdraws, prompting a last minute scramble to cancel reservations and avoid trouble. The exchange highlights a social dynamic about independence and dependency in friendships.
A faded OCR fragment shows religious phrases including a Lord be with thee blessing and references to Sam 20:73. The text hints at prayer and worship notes, with scattered words about a gathering or sermon and dates, but most details are unreadable.
The Inquiring Reporter asks five random people for their views on the primary results. Benjamin B. Rosenstock says it shows a hard fought primary with surprising outcomes. Alban M. Wood, Grayson H. Mercer, C. E. Runtzbery, and Harry Kiracofe share mixed reactions about satisfaction, disappointment, and future ticket prospects.
N A Lufburrow recalls a boyhood spent in a grocer’s shop. He describes butter cutting, fruit selling, stocking, packing orders, hanging bananas, handling salted mackerel, and selling pickles frequently. He reflects that the work earned his pay and that memories of those days remain cherished.
Pola Negri and Tom Moore star in Good And Naughty a spicy farce tonight. Maryland Fred Thomson appears in The Touch Guy a two reel comedy and news reel to follow. Family Reunion reports a Brownsdale Pennsylvania gathering at Ernest Utterback home with a sizable list of relatives. Woman's Club notes demo on felt hat reblocking and plans for December meeting. Stafford Stores opens a ladies ready to wear shop at 65 South Market Baltimore managed by Adler.
Murky OCR text hints at detectives and crime notes but readable data are scant. The fragmentary lines offer no clear names places dates or events to anchor a proper summary.
A compilation of historical anniversaries and notable birthdays. Entries include Moses Rogers and Porfirio Diaz deaths, Seattle settlement beginnings, political events in 1890s, and contemporary notes on Latin American independence, tax due dates, and local church history at Old Chapel in Virginia.
The annual campfire meeting of the Co Workers Bible Class and Epworth League of the Doubs M E Church was held Friday night in Somth's Grove Doubs. About 200 people attended for boiled corn sandwiches and coffee after which a program of speaking and singing followed. Rev J W Kirk of Buckeys town spoke. delegates from Frederick Urbana Walkersville and St Mark's Lutheran church of Doubs attended.
Dr John Garner, Montgomery County treasurer, reports about one third of the $844,042 state and county tax revenue for the year starting July 1 has already been collected. The total to be collected includes $155,920 state and $588,121 county taxes, with interest at the rate of s per cent on all unpaid taxes.
A fragmentary item notes Charles Landis returning from Darton after attending a national event. A barge injured a farm near Adats town, with confirmation by D John Markes. References to local figures and a fever era scare are mentioned in brief notes from 1906 Frederick.
The Kimanis Kiwanis Club marked Constitution Week with a Water Braddock meeting featuring Edward S. Delaplaine on the Constitution and William B. Bennett discussing postwar France Belgium and England. Bennett described France’s tax burden and depressed currency, English prices and unemployment, and warned about Germany Austria and future wars while praising American cemeteries and the democracy of death.
Approximately one hundred persons attended the second annual Shipley reunion at Gam ver near Westminster Carroll county. Officers elected included Samuel D Shipley president Columbus A Shipley treasurer Larkin A Shipley historian Isaac N Shipley assistant historian and Ulysses Hays Shipley general secretary. The event featured manuscript exhibits tracing descendants from the 1734 Elkridge settlers and Cardiff Water origins.
Fragmentary arcade of nonsensical lines depicts a quirky event where a wolf half, a skimming dream, and a plunk register in a vague sequence. The text reads as a misread or staccato memory.
A Dutch Colonial corner house blends coziness and comfort in an L shaped plan. Center entry invites a front yard court look with street and garden views. Spacious living areas, bright bedrooms, and ample closets define the design, while the doorway and front yard create a belonging atmosphere.
A reader quiz asks ten "Who" questions about figures in film and music, including authors and actors. It invites guessers to answer five first and check the back page for the correct solutions.
A medical guidance article advises isolating a child with measles in a warm well ventilated room away from other children. It stresses sunlight a light diet and careful eye care while outlining contagious material disposal and ear infection risks, plus copyright term info.
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