Religious Denominational Makeup in U S Cities Census Report
The United States Census Bureau reports on religious bodies in 1906, detailing Catholic and Protestant distributions by class of city, with Catholic leadership in major urban centers. It notes the share of adherents in principal cities, gender distribution, and regional contrasts, including Memphis and Fall River as examples.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
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Toledo
Washington
Kansas City
Indianapolis
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Cardinal Vanutelli to Visit Canada and United States
London reports Cardinal Vincenzo Vanutelli, papal delegate to the Eucharistic congress in Montreal, will travel to Canada then the United States after the congress. He is in London preparing his address as president of the event and believes the congress will influence religious development in Canada.
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London
Vincenzo Vanutelli
Montréal
Canada
United States
EW Dhariatic Congress
Cdabida
Optimist Smith-Every Time Finds Joy Amid Worries
Puzzle-like line reads as health oriented note with names Jonta-How and Waepy in Salta. It hints at optimism and well being despite anxiety. The fragment suggests a personal or psychological health-tinged message without a clear event or outcome.
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Jonta
Salta
Smith
Waepy
Religious diversity and temples across the United States
Census Bureau data outline religious life in America with hundreds of Christian groups and numerous non Christian temples. It notes Mongolian, Japanese, Chinese, Armenian, Orthodox, Hindu and other communities, their temples, leaders, and memberships amid the broader landscape of American faith.
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United States
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Census Bureau
Edwin M. Bliss
Columbia Univerity
California
San Francisco
New York
Pittsburg
Los Angeles
Theosophiats
Russia
Greece
Pennsylvania
Menzonite
Adventista
Bapti Baptists
Freewill
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Susyehapas
York County
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Waltington Residents Visit Local Families in County
County correspondence notes Mrs Horolde GaibriiY and Miss Grate Shoulders of Waltington visiting Mrs John Bartholow last week. Many locals hosted relatives from Frederick, Hancock, Baltimore and Washington. Several illnesses and recoveries listed along with weekend visitors and property improvements.
PURDUM AND BURKITTSVILLE NOTES OF LOCAL INTEREST
In Purdu m Miss Belle King is very sick with typhoid fever and M iss Hattie Hadley of Purdu m has been visiting her brother C G Cottu ley at Mount Airy. Mountain View Sunday School had a very successful picnic. Mr John Pfeifer is in Washington on business. Mina Moodie Slifer has returned home after visiting Kenda in Hagerstown. Rev Bean of Pennsylvania preached at the Lutheran church. Lee Roaley and Bieter Little of pre a and their friends spent a few days with Purdu m friends. Nellie Purcate and sister I of Boyd visited Miss Belle Ribe Friday. There will be a sea ig serious picnic at Lewindale. Hyattsville will hold their annual pleats August 27. Miss Mabel Spaulding of Baltimore is visiting. Mrs Floyd and Hyattsburg folks are visiting Kiwade.
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Jessup
Elsie Sheetenhelm
Frederick
Nettle Jones
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Cornelius Hoole
Bartholow
Mt. Airy
Dulla Dorsey
Kemptown
Jennie Wood
Elizabeth Wood
Burkittsville
John’ Pfeifer
Washington
Mina Moodie Slifer
Kenda
Hagerstown
Charles E. Engelbrecht
Jefferson
Rev. Bean
Pennsylvania
Purdum
Belle King
Mountain View
R. ‘Lee Roaley
Bieter
Little
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Apent
Purduat
Misa Hattic
Browo
Misa Hattie Hadley
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Mount Airy
Nellie Purcate
Einter
Boyd
Belle Ribe
Lodge
Pearson
Cardinal Vannutelli Event In Baltimore Social Note
A Baltimore social scene recounts gatherings for Bertha Law and guests. Mrs Allye Williams hosted a Tuesday evening party with favors for friends while Mrs Muller and Mr Day Maker attended. Several locals including Miss Linthicum and Mr Day Maker visited and returned to their homes.
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Titrude Sagle
Baltimore
Mt. Oeriers
Bertha Law
Brandenberg
Muller
iNiuma
Yon
Ulin
Ares
New Market
Watkine
Ahbert
K Nise
Edward
Herbert
Cederlok
Epryt
Day Maker
Mine Hanne
Prowessville Murmurs of Hospital Visits and Relatives
Typhoid illness concerns Mr Ridgely Flock who is improving at City Hospital Frederick. Visitors include Mr Cheater and others journeying from Huntingdon to see relatives. Kefauver and family visiting Hustingdon. Roelke family and two children from Hagerstown visit Mr A I Timnrous. Dixon couple returned from Emory Grove Camp meeting.
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Ridgely Flock
Frederick
Cheater
Migs Inal Hahn
Huntingdon
Frlet
Hustingdon
Mra. Roelke
Claims Leprosy Cure Experiments in Berlin and Hamburg
The report describes a new thio nastin treatment for leprosy involving subcutaneous injections of nastin bacteria in oily solution with benzoyl chloride. It claims to destroy bacilli and shows a British colony report of a patient cured under Professor Deycke’s oversight.
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Cycke
Hamburg
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Persian Gulf
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Deycke
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Yohe’s Career Ended Actress May Lose Lip Sync Stroke
Physicians attending Miss Yohe fear the paralytic stroke that struck her while singing may terminate her career. The actress, known for marrying Lord Francis Hope years ago, was performing an engagement of several weeks when she collapsed.
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Lord Hope
Ben Francisco
Bioreentgenography advances in digestive study
Dr H Rieder and Maglicer J Resenttia of Menich experiment with cinematograph Nocntgén ray photographs to observe internal organs. Their bioreentgenography claims to disprove theories of rhythmic stomach contractions during digestion and prompts revision of existing physiology beliefs.
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H. Rieder
Third Operation Prevented and Lydia E Pinkham Ad
A vintage ad recounts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as saving a woman from a third operation after repeated illness. The testimonial cites relief and cure following the female patient’s struggles during multiple battles with health issues.
Machinery Supplants Treasury Hands in Money Printing
A new engraving and printing machine at the Treasury in Washington replaces many workers. The device prints, seals, counts, and bundles United States notes and coins, transforming the process that formerly required extensive female labor. It marks a major shift toward mechanization in currency production.
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