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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1926
Page
4
A compact display of the paper’s masthead details The Daily News Freder ick Maryland outlines publication rules and press association affiliations The notice covers author qualifications for letters and notices including requirement of real names and written submissions for free notices.
A 1926 opinion argues low turnout stems from automobiles, holidays, and a general spirit of irresponsibility. Simon Michelet of the National Get Out the Vote Club says sight seeing and absenteeism reduce votes and empower incompetent candidates. Public duty and neighbor influence are urged to boost turnout.
A collection of anecdotes praising bold innovators from Columbus to Edison and Morse. It notes how the world laughs at new feats, yet progress proves the impossible possible. The piece humorously remarks on trials, fame, and the nature of neighbors and statues.
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe a personal anecdote about a daughter in a family with financial strain. Details include a single child, neat room, pink and fry items, and a mortgage placed on the house to send her to school.
The Inquiring Reporter asks five people in city questions about the Washington Monument. Responses praise its beauty and architecture while some compare it to a smoke stack and note its imposing simplicity.
A reflective account shows Jeannette as the focus of affection and control within a family. She rises to wealth and status while her parents are remade into modest new arrangements. The narrative ends with a quiet, unspoken question about sacrifice and love.
A dated panorama of historical anniversaries lists Missouri’s early assembly 1820 and New York Lanes 1851, plus milestones from Tennessee in 1853 and Longstreet’s Reinforcements in 1876. It notes birthdays including Peter Gerry and John Bates, and events in Chilean and Philadelphia celebrations.
A humorous local column describes the woes of old motor cars in poor repair. The piece likens vehicles to living patients with various ailments and jokes about misfiring engines, leaky hearts, and rheumatics of gears as drivers endure fitful starts and stuttering travel. The tone is light and village newspapery.
A damaged OCR fragment presents a poetic excerpt about beauty and a shy gesture. The text is garbled and hard to interpret, but suggests a reflective line on modesty and appearance. The source credits National Newspaper Services.
Fragmented clippings recount past Frederick events with names and places. The text references indictments, local figures, and dated notes but remains unclear and partially unreadable.
Dr E C Kernver urges vigilance on water quality and sanitation to cut typhoid deaths. He cites modern water and sewage systems, vaccination, and monitoring of bacterial counts to prevent outbreaks and protect public health.
In September sunshine and a half moon, Harvest Moon nostalgia fills Frederick. The town recalls Mark de La Fayette ceremonies, dances with elegant women, and the revival of Hoed College and the old Convent. School resumes, memories linger of summers past, and the season shifts softly into fall.
Local Markets secure a decisive victory over Bochaheai Ca in a closely watched match. Key players from Local Markets contributed standout scores as the team claimed the win on the wall display.
A brief, informal note mentions meals at Lutheran men’s supper and a Frederick Fair, with neighbors returning from vacation and gratitude for blessings. The writer excuses brevity due to a cold and notes ongoing correspondence with Entroph, Estebrook, and others while hinting at a coming return of the "Seeing Amer'ca" program.
This page presents a set of trivia questions covering notable figures nations and terms. It asks about an athletic girl in a photo Ibsen U S chief justice the Nobel prize peace plan prize winner author of So Big hara kiri the Empire State Louisiana Purchase Fourth Estate and catacombs with concise prompts.
Theatre page notes Richard Talmadee stars in Doubling With Danger an action picture. Felix Cat Comedy The F chfing features leading actor Carbest in When East Meets East a Western Rex Lease appears in The Mystery Pilot plus Larry Lemon comedy Lot Sold Pate & Goin regitace and Framis Ho Urrer listings at College Park. George H. Zimmerman Mr Zamerr possession van lancte immediate.
Dr. Morris Fishbein presents home nursing guidance on changing bedding and bathing an invalid. Steps include loosening, rolling, and layering sheets, keeping the patient warm and comfortable, and safe bathing with a warm room and proper supplies. The article is part three of a series on the patient at home.
The piece describes changing seasons as summer fades into fall. It notes darker skies and chill air, with nature's blooms drooping and the outdoors seeming dead. Yet a hopeful line promises that summer will return in the future.
A five mile highway between Point of Rocks and Dowbs is completed except for two small bridges and one culvert. The road is now open to the public with a 12 foot macadam, graded and drained, and roadside vegetation trimmed.
Fragmented OCR shows property deeds between George W Hinds and Edward, plus transfers to Wik Jr and wife, with scattered names and inconclusive dates. The noise includes unrelated personal names and stray terms, rendering the record partial and unclear.
A partial transcription describes a planned route where a junction will intersect with a street named Lick Paint of Rens. Details are unclear due to missing words and garbled terms.
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