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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1926
Page
4
A historic Frederick Maryland newspaper notice describes the Frederick Daily News publication details. It confirms Associated Press rights and policy on unsigned letters and editorials and requires real names for opinion pieces. Free notices must be mailed. telephone notices are not accepted.
A Geneva moment after Germany joins the League of Nations saw Foreign Ministers Stresemann and Briand exchange compliments and vow to keep the peace. The piece argues wars arise from misunderstandings and misled publics, urging diplomatic discussion, reconciliation, and prudent coexistence over force and threats.
Olive Roberts Barton presents a domestic vignette about a son who calls himself a planner of summer parties and bills. A wary father declares there are two kinds of people in the world, cake eaters and bread winners, insisting the boy must earn his bread through work on the farm and in the home.
The seven residents polled give mixed views on bobbed hair. Mrs Paul Rhoads says it is here to stay, while Mrs Earl Zeigler and others argue it will last only a while or never fade. Katherine Krise and Sara Thomas note staying power among many women, despite fashion leaders advocating change.
Dates and events across years include 1737 births of Charley Carroll of Carrollton and 1810 Henry Foote. 1830 States Rights meeting in Columbia. 1851 Milwaukee first city omnibus line. 1862 Russian empire anniversary at Novgorod. 1898 Kitchener at Fashoda. 1911 John T. Calne obituary. 1924 Prince of Wales and Theodore Roosevelt widow visit. birthdays of Fy-Princes Calla Herbert Furman Upton Sinclair George Grinnell. today events: Italy Rome entry anniversary 1870. GAs encampment in Des Moines. Odd Fellows in Philadelphia. Pacific Northwest Radio Exposition in Portland. Eastern States Exposition in Springfield. Trades and Labor Congress in Montreal. cancer control conference at Lake Mohonk. prohibition conference in Washington. notes on strawberries copper money and lion anatomy.
Unclear text fragment shows garbled reference to President Cool and a plea to save Mrs Lafe Rud from a sealed fate. Very little readable detail. no verifiable events, dates, or sources.
The article reports a Saturday evening fight on North Market Street Warrett. Snook and his son Denny Snook were arrested and released on bonds set by Justice Motter. Harry Snook faces a $5000 bond, Dennis Snook $90, with Dennis posting via Alton Kennett. Additional arrests include Tate Carter and wife, and others on All Saints Street and nearby areas.
In Wolfsville Wattsville on September 18 the school opened with Prof. Roger Culler of Feagaville as principal and Marshall H. Leatherman as first assistant. Kathryn Watkins of Chestertown Md. is second assistant, and Madelynne Smith is the primary teacher. Enrollment totals 12 for the whole school and 26 at the high school. Several local residents and visitors are listed attending church services, trips, and gatherings including Mt Rethel church near Foxville and a Central Trust Company picnic at Union Bridge.
The Mason and Dixon line marks the PA Maryland boundary from the Delaware border to West Virginia. After a 1740 compromise, surveyors Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon began work in 1768, reaching 234 miles west before Indian hostility halted progress. later work completed the line with milestones bearing Baltimore and Penn arms. The line runs at 39 degrees 43 minutes 265 seconds north and became a symbol in the slavery debate.
A garbled Frederick column recalls courtroom activity with Judges Molter and Hender on the bench and John Young purchasing a meat site on West Park Street. The snippet mentions Rev RK Feobbach as board president and references Jamestown era addresses and a 19584 date fragment.
A fragment from a 1920s column titled Flapper Fanny Says presents unclear text about Boe aest at potted im isis, suggesting a playful gossip tone with missing context and no identifiable individuals or events.
About six hundred people from Middletown Valley and nearby areas attended the dedication of a native stone monument on the site of the old Jerusalem church near Myersville. Judge Albert A. Doub gave the keynote address on pioneer churches and early American institutions as civic and religious leaders from Myersville and surrounding communities observed a historic ceremony. The monument, twelve feet high on a concrete base, honors the first churches in Middletown Valley and was funded by local Lutheran United Brethren Church of the Brethren and Christian congregations. an incorporation will preserve the site.
The theatre tonight features Buck Jones and Madge Bellamy in Lazybones a comedy romance of a small town idler Also showing Yes Yes Babette Fox News and Steele of the Royal Mount ed a drama of the North from James Olvey Cur wood William Desmond appears in another chapter of Strings of Sees
A damaged OCR fragment shows a son writing home to Ko and the father replying about piety. The text mentions a sense of vexation and a religious stance, but the full context and names are unclear.
Welty Fairney spoke before the Men s Bible Class of the Evangelical Reformed Sunday School on Obedience to Law. He traced law origin and emphasized public morals health and peace, urged ballot use for best men, and stressed respect for law tying civil, moral, and divine orders to daily conduct and Sabbath observance.
A compilation of popular quotes with questions about their authors or sources. Includes proverbs from the Bible and famous writers, asking to identify the writer and Old or New Testament origin for each quotation.
The Maryland State Dental Association holds its third semi annual meeting in Cumberland with headquarters at Fort Cumberland Hotel. Delegates from Maryland attend alongside guests from Washington, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. A 36 hole handicap golf tournament precedes sessions tonight and a dinner at the hotel.
A cryptic fragment references prayer and spiritual themes with scattered words about God knowledge and personal faith. The readable text hints at a religious context but lacks a clear event, person, or place to anchor a fuller news-style summary.
A fragmented reflection on returning to childhood and carefree schoolyard joys. The piece weaves memories of summer endings, May songs, and yearning for youth while alluding to weather, time, and distant figures from a past era. It reads like a nostalgic column fragment from a local paper.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains home measurement of vital signs for patients and families. Normal values include about 72 pulses per minute, 18 to 20 respirations, and 98.6 Fahrenheit temperature by mouth. Instructions cover methods, timing, and hygiene for thermometers and how to record readings for medical review.
A Walkersville couple Mr and Mrs Rey Zimmerman celebrated a wedding reception last Tuesday at their home. They were married in September by Rev P E Holdcraft of Fulton Avenue U B Church Baltimore. Guests included family friends and neighbors, with flowers and a large wedding cake on display.
Fragmentary wedding notice lists names Sweigtri Beriin Tan and Turla Beri with a ceremony date in May at a Southern venue. Unreadable portions suggest accompanying parties or locations. details are missing or garbled.
Readable market note lists Alysses Margaret Lilian Beucasey Richard Frank Beach with price data for wheat at S324 and corn at 3.39 per unit. Indicates small scale commodity listing and brokers present.
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