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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1926
Page
4
Daily newspaper note details publication location The Daily News in Frederick Maryland explains ownership and policy The paper emphasizes credit for authors real names for opinions and submission methods for war news and notices The statement includes mailing address and post office designation as second class matter
A 1926 report celebrates resilience after Florida's hurricane. It contrasts American, Maryland, and Floridian responses, noting the drive to rebuild and the uplifting effect of music. Bands in Hollywood uplifted spirits, offering courage and renewed hope amid disaster.
The Merryland Tract Home Economics Club held its annual outing to Blue Ridge Summit on September 25 to celebrate a neighbor's recovery. After visiting Mrs Walter Reid's garden, members served luncheon on the cottage porch. Miss Elizabeth Thompson spoke on a trip to Thousand Islands, Canada, and Boston, praising her influence. The writer lauds Thompson and the county club for securing her guidance, and notes a humorous aside about fried chicken as a supposed cure. Members listed include Elizabeth Thompson, Mrs Warmer, Mrs A B Thomas, Sam Earle, Mrs Uyton, Howard Fawiler, Mrs Stamler Zecher, Augustus Kefaurer, Mrs Oscar Shaler, Tom Safrit, Lee House, Maynard Eagle, Wises Marrcer, Uarlan Mentzer, Hill Rock, Blue Ridge Summitt, Daniel Noble Fock, Adelaide Ritcher, and S. Mac Ritcher.
Dear reader, a weary patient asks a physician about his overworked state. The dialogue shows symptoms of exhaustion, headaches, and sleep trouble. The doctor probes for causes and suggests rest and proper care, highlighting stress and fatigue as core issues.
The 4 Inquiring Reporter page records residents reactions to the City Opera House upgrade. Mrs Kefauver calls it very pretty, Mrs Virginia says it is a great improvement, Ralph Kline, Miss Ethel Beand, Earl Howard, and others laud its appearance and civic pride for Frederick.
A doctor and patient discuss work stress and happiness, with the physician playfully reframing labor as a blessing. The patient laments endless duty and lack of vacation while the doctor quips on being anchored by work, happiness as a mindset, and sends the patient to enjoy a sunset.
A puzzled youngster test built to entertain children and intrigue adults, with answers listed on the last page. Questions cover picture logic, quartet size, states bordering Mexico, the Grand Canyon state, WWI year, fruit color, a bullfighter, an eel, the nation’s first lady, and the Coliseum’s country.
After several weather postponements, Utica Lutheran Brotherhood held a social gathering in Mack Miller's woods Wednesday evening. About twenty five men joined around a camp fire, sharing hot waffles, sandwiches, and coffee as they mingled in jovial seats. The event was a big success with a bright outlook for the group’s future.
Today in History lists events from 1800 to 1924 with brief notes on treaties births deaths and events. It includes birth anniversaries of Dr John Henry MacCracken William Wrigley Jr James A Crain Wilton Lackaye and Thomas W Lamont and events such as the 1915 Belgian coast bombardment and a pulp mill dam break near Austin Pennsylvania. A convention of the International Union Against Tuberculosis opens in Washington today.
A fragmentary ode by N A Lufburrow extols Readin Readin, ritin, ritithmetic as fundamental nutrients for thought. The piece urges emphasis on these essential skills and laments those who miss opportunities to study them, praising the trio as the ultimate substitute for learning.
Theatre listings announce Shipwrecked and The Uneasy Three at Empire with Ninograms. Art Acord stars The Scrappin Kid at Maryland with a Mack Sennett comedy and a news reel. The Sixth Commandment screens with an all star cast at traction.
A devotional line recalls calling upon the Lord in distress and trusting in His temple. The speaker asserts the Lord hears and delivers.
Twenty years ago in Frederick, Harry R Fisutt bought stock and fixtures of City Hall Sites Store of A R Yeahie and began selling. Oscar B Cebdlentz became School Supervisor. The Frederick Literature Society named officers Irvin Storm president and Phebus secretary Johan Shaw assistant secretary Tom Ramsburg treasurer Reese Reedes editor George Ma
The first annual field day for the Third Division Knights Templar of Maryland was held Wednesday in Frederick with about three hundred Sir Knights and many ladies. Events included parade drills receptions, band concerts, a grand ball at the State Armory, and honors for Cumberland Commandery and Frederick and Hyattsville units. Grand Commander William Booth Price presided. field day planners and visiting officers participated amid ceremonies at Masonic Temple, Armory, and Branzelical Reformed church.
After extensive interior remodeling, the City Opera House reopened to about 1,200 downstairs and 1,000 upstairs for Gene Stratton Porter’s Laddie. City officials and TriState Theatre Company president Floyd Lininger attended, praising the revamped venue with capacity ~1,200 to 1,300 and upgraded facilities. A brief organ recital followed the opening show by Charles Worthy with Charles Byerly Jr as assistant organist.
Priestly Whiteman, a black chauffeur, held on $2300 bond by U S Commissioner J Frank Supplee after an extortion plot against Thomas Hildt, a Baltimore banker from Alexander Brown & Sons. Hildt received a Sept 7 letter demanding $6000 to avoid harm to him and family and a symbolic warning.
Earl L. Smith and wife deeded to Wm C. W. Smith and wife in county for $1. John F. Hanvey and wife deeded to Howard Marvin Jones and wife in Brunswick for $5. Marriage licenses issued: Vincent Boehmer, 21, and Lillian Sutton, 15, both of Ashland Pa. Russell Valentine Oren, 19, New Market, and Myrile Ane Prichard, fi, Mt. Airy.
In a letter to a Frederick County reader, a former state legislator credits Mr. Coblenz with pushing the local prohibition bill through the temperance committee and securing passage after the Democratic majority backed the home rule plank. Since its enactment, indictments for violations have declined in Frederick County, he notes. He also states the letter is for public light and copies may be published.
Mrs Theodore C Mackler announces the marriage of Clara Irene Mackler to C Elmer Geisbert on Monday September 27 by Rev G Ellis Williams at Calvary Methodist Episcopal parsonage attended by Miss Helen Mackler and Earl Geisbert. After ceremony they drive to Philadelphia and New York and plan to reside at 728 South Market St. Meanwhile united states unions surpass ten million members.
Editor notes the second in a diphtheria series. It traces how the Schick test identifies those likely to contract diphtheria and how toxin antitoxin injections confer lasting immunity, with New York City data showing over a million injections and a sharp drop in annual diphtheria cases.
A strong fellow helps boys and girls feel welcome, greeting them with pride and a big smile. He carries himself with daily effort, and the hugs and calls of welcome show his deep, ongoing bond with the youngsters.
Purely personal notes announce the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Alvin B Crawford born Wednesday at Frveserick City Hospital. Miss Virgie Stater visits home at Bords. Mr and Mrs Oliver Wren and the Misses Wren return from a summer at their cottage on the New Jersey shore to Frederick Md. and Mrs G R Hess of Loudoun County Va. return from a motor trip to Watkins Glen Niagara Falls Albany Boston Plymouth Providence Hartford stopping at Atlantic City and Wilmington. They visited the Sesqui Centennial exposition in Philadelphia and traveled about 1700 miles without incident.
The Threads of Gold Bible Class met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Jones presiding in the president’s absence. Miss Comber Minnies read minutes from the last meeting and reports were given. Refreshments were served by the social committee. The next meeting is set for October 25. The Chinese have a festival of some kind almost every month.
William H Beall 26 died after a Sunday motorcycle crash on State road near New Windsor. He sustained a fractured skull and other injuries, died Wednesday at Frederick City Hospital. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs George Beall and five siblings. Funeral held Saturday 9 am from Libertytown, at Rocky Arch Cemetery. Rev RC Sorrick to conduct. arrangements by Atbauth.
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