Doctor Beall and Wife Esteemed In Libertytown
A piece on Dr Ira Washington Beall and his wife Rose Lohr Beall from Libertytown recalls his long medical career begun in Baltimore and returning home. They share fifty years of marriage, devout Lutheran faith, domestic life, and a love of flowers, with Beall noting his shift from horse calls to autos.
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Joe Eisenhater
Efort
Ira Washington Arbertouane
Francis Oscoit
Washington
Jane Beall
Burlitteville
Call
Colege of Physicians and Surgeons
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Miss Rose
Lohr
Thurmont
Imon
Frances Anne Lor
St. John's Wtheran Church
Beall
Miner
Beau
Liberthown Na
Lei Beall
Hazers
Bealls
Florida
Canada
Primitive man’s brief day of hunting thrill and rest
A fragment suggests a cave man’s life focused on hunting and simple daily tasks. The speaker notes his satisfaction from a single kill and minimal grooming or social duties, highlighting a stark contrast to modern routines. The tone hints at a reflective, half humorous view of ancient existence.
Cave-man life and panama hats described in fragment
The fragment notes a cave-man life as luck and questions its desirability. It mentions learning words like a glub and a theme of aging happily. Panami hats are described as woven from boiled sun-bleached leaves with wet fibers and weavers' fingers.
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