Church and Sunday School Listings and Times
A listing of multiple church services and Sunday schools with pastors and service times across various congregations including Lutheran, Brethren, and Catholic parishes. It notes S. S. at 9.15, preaching at 10.30, and evening services, with pastors such as Rev. E. Osland, Rev. W. R. Immel, Rev. H. J. Kline, Rev. . C. HL cht, Rev. Geo. EB Raezer, and Rev. FLW. Weichsel among others.
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Vian
Osland
S. S
Inter. E
Imed
Geo. Eb, Raezer
Stor—S
Lititz
Penryn
Tran
Flw. Weichsel
Star
Akron
Saching
Rottle
Eneyn
Bathtub cleanliness tested by Columbia researchers
Miss Kath Firsh and Miss Jean Broadhurst from Columbia University conducted bathtub cleanliness tests. They swabbed 118 tubs at three sites, finding bacteria coli in about one third. They tested cleaning fluids and found freshly made lime solution in water most effective for quick, thorough cleaning of tubs.
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Kathfirsh
Jean Broadhurst
Col- Columbia University
New
Sandard
Bacteri
New Vegetables for Dinner
Caroline 5 King Tatisticians notes a widespread rise in vegetable popularity over the past decade driven by abundant backyard gardens. Broccoli celery cabbage endive chicory and other greens gain favor as cooks adapt simple preparations with butter hollandaise and vibrant dressings.
Keeping Well Country Versus City Death Rate Claim
A historical health piece argues country life yields lower death rates and longer life expectancy for children, citing insurance statistics that country boys live about seven to eight years longer than city boys and country girls about six years longer. It contends city diseases and neglect of vaccination raise urban mortality.
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Eve
Nature’s engineering of digestion and the role of cellulose
An exploration of how the stomach and small intestine break down food and how bacteria, liver, and colon health influence digestion. It argues for clean eating, proper food handling, and especially the use of indigestible cellulose to support intestinal function, while warning against mineral oil laxatives that delay digestion.
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Nature
Victory at Marathon Shapes Ancient History
The plain of Marathon in Attica is famed for Miltiades leading Athens and Plataea to a decisive 490 BC victory over Datis and Artaphernes. Greek forces about 10,000 routed a larger Persian army, with 792 Greeks lost. The battlefield mound remains a conspicuous memorial and legend says a runner bore the news to Athens.
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Marathon
Attica
Athens
Vrana
Tetrapolis
Theseus
Miltiades
Darius
Datis
Artaphernes
Europe
India Leads World in Racial Distinctions, Says Atlantic Essay
Charles Johnston argues in the Atlantic Monthly that anatomy and color mark deep lines of race across regions. He notes Europeans, Indians, and Dravidians show varied skin tones from white to black and yellow, with Brahmins and Savaras cited as examples of distinct caste-linked hues.
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India
Innis
Europe
Manut
Rajpatha
Charles Johnston
Atlantic Monthly
Brive to Middle Ages and Darwinian Fragments in an Ancient Page
A jumble of notes covers Brive and a Mountaintop city with Roman law and a medieval gate, then shifts to Charles Darwin born in Shrewsbury in 1808. It recounts his voyage on the Beagle, work on evolution, and death in 1889, followed by a note on the British monarch and politics. Also referenced is a hidden Rights of Man copy found in a Scottish house dated 1792, linked to Paine and Chartist weavers.
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Nature
Brive
Si Marine
Centaur
Precinices
Darwin
Charles Robert Darwin
Shrewsbury
England
Erasmus Darwin
Edinburgh
Cambridge
H. M. S. Beagle
Kent
Down, Kent
Dumbernauld
Dumbartonshire
Scotland
Thomas Paine
Paine
Nardie
Oh to Be Young Humorous Missed Tear in Coat
A Brooklyn humor item recounts Herbert sent home from school with a torn coat. He explains to his amused mother that his tote was tore, a quip that prompted playful questions about his throat and a lighthearted family moment.
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Herbert
Qnic
Tyre
Herbie
Sorhes
Mamma
Brooklyn
The Pastor Reflects on a Dinning Room Sign in New York
A reader quote from John Andrew Solmes notes a restaurant window sign reading Dinning Room and jokes that the place likely donates an orchestra. He laments that many generals should receive commissions in the army of the unemployed.
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New York
Donata
John Andrew Solmes
Unclear Numeric Slug: Local Price Totals Noted
Fragmentary OCR line shows amounts like 1.00 and 1.50 with trailing codes and stray numbers. No identifiable people or places readable. Summarizes minimal pricing data without clear event or entity context.
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Church and Unday School
Ul’s Lutheran
W. R.mmel
Sr. d Inter
Lelical
H. J. Kline
Jr. League and Mission Nd
JD Brethren
C. Hlcht
Ching
Sr. GC. Aeeting
ARD Brethren
Brethrer
Onite
Hess
Wutheran—S
Terville United Brethren
Min’s ‘Lutheran
Brickere
O. QO
Leidich
Frederick K. Green
Health
Colt
Antony
Caroline
King
E. V. McCollum
School of Hygiene
Public Health
Johns Hopkins University
E.V. McCollum
Great Britain
Shirley
James River
Charles County
Virginia
Wayward Hill
Tudor Ford Coach
E. Broad Street
E. Main St
Front Street
Record Office
Nisi
Hershey
Mary
Isaac KE. Hershey
H. Anne Hershey
John B. Hershey
Scacer
Weenk Good
Susan
the Trust Co. of
Lancaster
NTED
Pennsylvania
Farm Verde
Liberal Commission
Lennox Oil & Paint Co
Denk
Cleveland
Ohio
Utp
Strande
Co. E Helm
North Broad Street
J. M. Leed
H. Hherly
Lexington
Alice Fasnacht
Spruce Street
West Orange St
F. S. Brighton
West Orange Street
LOST
Essex
Manheim Road
F. A. Weichsel
Orange St
New Street
Milton
Hornberger
Penn Township
Pennville Road
Erb
Mill & Market
Wier
C. C. Weaver
East Front Street
Lititz, PA
Carl B. Risser
N. Broad St
John L. Peiffer
Linden Street
Lutz
Central Market
Our
East Main Street
Zartman’s Store