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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1926
Page
4
Scribbled policy note from The Daily News clarifying credit for news dispatches and opinions, requiring real names for opinions and written notices, and stating mail or in person submission only. It warns against telephone notices and mentions postal entry as second class matter.
President Coolidge expresses no push for new trust law changes, noting existing statutes protect the public. The piece discusses merger motives, price fixing risks, and the dangers of tacit understanding among rivals. It also comments on Germany’s reintegration into the League of Nations and Europe’s postwar balance.
Olive Roberts Barton describes a mother and daughter on a porch where the mother orders a walk and chores. The girl resists, arguing about lace and reading, while memories of the mother’s youth surface as they discuss activity and purpose.
In a hometown question segment Ernest Pettingall and others pick St. Louis, Cleveland, Cincinnati, New York and Yankees as likely World Series contenders. A narrator offers career guidance for a reader’s daughter, suggesting a business course and office work, changing her outlook to one of purpose and happiness.
The theatre pages note Aileen Pringle in One Year to Live with allure and mystery plus Hert Ambition, a University comedy, and Pathe News. Jack Merlan stars in The Passing of Walt MacLean, a Western thriller with comedy and Wareel in Maryland venues.
A brief biblical excerpt emphasizes the oneness of God and devotion. It cites 2 Samuel 7:38 with phrases praising creation by the Lord and acknowledging no other god. A prayer thanks God for wonders and exaltations of divine power.
A playful note hints at a girl loving swimming. forecast mentions lakes freezing soon bringing winter closure. The line suggests imminent cold season affecting outdoor water fun.
Sammel Adler, about 45, was arrested by Chief Walsh after passing two checks totaling over 500 dollars to two Frederick jewelers. Police say Adler posed as a new manager, bought watches and rings, and left a hotel before being taken into custody. He is held for grand jury action pending further proceedings.
A garbled note outlines fear of robbers and calls for identification of suspects before harsh weather. It mentions Mrs Jas Rote and law enforceme nt guidance, with scant readable details about location or dates.
A compilation of historical anniversaries from 1771 to 1917 including Paoli massacre and French republic proclamation. Notable birthdays listed: Clark Heywell H. G. Walls C. C. Mill Henry L. Stimson Hays B White. Events include Bishop McDevitt anniversary and Army Navy Veterans convention. Suzanne Lenglen sailing to start US tour. Memorial for L L Dangstroth hive frame inventor.
A short verse extols modern daily ease with alarms, quick dressing, electric appliances, and ready breakfast routines. The speaker notes the morning coffee perking, bread toasting, and the paper awaiting delivery, celebrating conveniences that shape everyday life.
The prompt lists questions about geography and world facts. It asks who authored Anne's Ish Rase what a typhoon is where the Sahara desert is what lake Toledo sits on where Mount Vesuvius is located which Spaniard sought the Fountain Youth in America where the Boxer Rebellion occurred what a flamango is and which important river runs by St Louis.
A brief Frederick reminiscence recalls Clarke Temittina stopping two runaway horses at Market Street near Second and Third, Helen Ordeman organizing a Japanese entertainment for hospital funds, and Reverends Hevlensteen and related clergy changes noted in the Marland diocese.
Judge Albert A. Doub of Cumberland spoke at the dedication of a monument marking the site of the first churches near Siversville in Jerusalem. He reflected on ancestors and liberty, praising the faith of early settlers and the enduring value of religious freedom.
The piece argues religion shaped America’s founding and ongoing liberty. It emphasizes Christian faith as essential to government and rights, warns against intolerance and irreligion, and cites constitutional protections and historic thinkers to defend religious liberty for all.
A dense meditation contrasts early settlers' austere, communal life with modern civilization's vast advances. It argues the republic rests on spiritual strength, law, and public dependence, noting ancestors' sacrifices and the need for order governed by law amid technological progress.
Dr Fishbein cautions against disruptive visits by well meaning friends and relatives. He notes many visitors overstay, entertain themselves, or recount medical histories while the patient prefers quiet, hopeful topics and gentle conversation. He advises moderation and tact during hospital and home visits.
A political column laments low electoral participation, arguing that a minority governs when only 50 to 60 percent vote. It cites Cavour and Goethe on authority, law, and virtue, warning that indifference risks chaos unless citizens reclaim duty, thrift, and civic responsibility.
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