Germless World Proves Germs Essential to Life
Indianapolis reports a professor from Notre Dame presented a germless world created by steel domes for ten years. Rabbits, nets and mice born there lacked any germs. chickens grew without germs, yet digestion proved fragile and plants yielded weak crops. Researchers seek use of the tool for tooth decay, fertilizers, and antibodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ur of Notre Dame
Armerican Associaton
Trexler
Meaplus
Reyniers
Tiacha
Permleess
Appeal Filed From Local Court Ruling In Maryland Case
George E Waesche trustee appeals a Fredericks County Circuit Court ruling in a $24000 suit against Thurmont Bank. The bank demurred and the court granted judgment for the bank for costs. W E Byrd represents the bank and Benjamin Rosenstock the plaintiff. A separate condemnation judgment lists 60 bags of potatoes as the attached property in the related attachment case against Carlo Ventry in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Court of Appeals
George E. Waesche
Thurmont
Leonard R. Waesche
Fredericks County
Thurmont Bank
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Waesche
Benjamin GB. Rosenstock
Baltimore
Noah Ti. Reefauver
Middletown
Carlo Ventry
Johnstown
Whida
Kefauver
Ventre
Walter EF. Sinn
Kefauverr
New Year Eclipses Highlight Winter Sky Observations
An early 20th century style skywatch column notes planetary visibility in January. Mercury appears briefly in the east, Venus fades, Jupiter nears the sun, Mars sets low, and bright Orion, the Hyades, Pleiades, and Gemini decorate winter evenings as Earth approaches its closest point in mid January.
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Jamisconn
Derector
Uorty Phanetarum
Frankiin Institute
Seaner
Mars
Saturna
Venus
Mercury
Orion
Dietelgeuse
Rigel
Canis Major
Procyon
Canis Minor
Clastor
Pollux
Gemini
Petrott Becomes Head Of Local Kiteanis Club
Henry R Shoemaker retires as Kiwanis Club president and passes authority to Francis Pittratt at a weekly luncheon in Hotel Frederick Tusday. Guest Sidney Greenfield and Harry MacDonald attend. Michael J Croghan hosts. Shoemaker receives a final president’s button from William Storm.
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Henry TR. Shoemaker
Kiwanis Club
Francis Pittratt
Hotel Frederick Tusday
Shoemaker
William TH. Storm
Michael J. Croghan
Hotel Frederick
Sidney Greenfield
Baltimore
Harry MacDonald
Perrott
Nation Pays Tribute To Newton D. Baker
Nationwide mourners including statesmen military leaders and jurists gathered in Cleveland to honor Newton D. Baker former Secretary of War. President Roosevelt sent a message of sympathy as Trinity Cathedral hosted services led by Bishop Warico Lincoln Rogers of the Ohio Episcopal Diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Watson
Roosevelt
Baker
Nenton D. Baker
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Warico Lincoln Rogers
Ohio Episcopal Diocese
Marriage Licenses Granted In Court News
Milton T. Warfield 32 of Adams town and Oneda Mary Catherine Ausherman 36 widow of Myersville. Meredith C. Arthur 21 and Margaret Pierpoint 21 both of Alexandria Va. Edward C. Levi 21 of Berryville Va and Myra E. Glaize 19 of Charles Town W Va. Rexford L. Martin 43 and Blanche V. Palmer 42 divorced both of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton T. Warfield
Adamstown
Mary Catherine Ausherman
Myersville
Meredith C. Arthur
Margaret Pierpoint
Alexandria
Edward C. Levi
Berryville
Myra E. Glaize
Charles Town
W. Va
Rexford L. Martin
Blanche V. Palmer
Hagerstown
Property Deeds and Baltimore Carloadings Summary
The record lists property deeds transfers between individuals and couples within a county with prices noted, including Evers T. Weddle to Floyd EB. Flower for $10 and Ernest R. Naine to John W. Johnson for $1,400. It also reports Baltimore & Ohio freight data for the week ending December 28, 1907, noting 90 cars loaded on line and 11,170 received from connections, with prior years’ totals shown for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers T. Weddle
Floyd EB. Flower
Florence L. Bare
Earl L. Myers
Pall
John W. Johnson
Ernest R. Naine
Ernest R. Haine
James A. Arnold
William A, Arnold
Charles C, Wills
Earl
C. Eyler
Samuel L. Brown
Charles E Beachley
Hayes D. Taylor
Charles B. Dalley
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Cipriani
Corne Ésians
WIC
Gher&ek
Christmas Cotillion Club Dance Draws Many Guests
More than 19 couples attended the annual Christmas dance of the Cotillion Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom Tuesday night. After dinner, the Johnny Wauser orchestra provided music while the room was attractively decorated for the festive event.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Johnny Wauser
Archiestra
Taken In Federal Raid Two Countians Bonded
Two Frederick county residents Earl Harp and his wife were arraigned in Hagerstown before U S Commissioner D Angle Wolfitaer after a raid at the Harp home in Daysville. They posted $500 bonds and pleaded not guilty to manufacture and possession for sale without a license. Deputy Sheriff Denver J Shook helped with the case.
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Frederick County
Daysville
U. S
D. Angle Wolfitaer
Hagerstown
United States District Court
Haltimore
Earl Harp
Axen’s
Denver J. Shook
Harp
Austin James
Birthday party honors Margaret as she turns eleven
Mr and Mrs John Bowers hosted a Sunday birthday party on Madison Street in honor of their daughter Margaret who turned eleven. Attendees included Edith Stevens Baltimore Edith Stevens, Helen Miller, Betty Jane Whipp, Shirley Ann and Margaret Howere, Edgar Crist, Shelton Miller, Charles Bruchey, Foster Mickenstaf, and others.
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Sues Bidar
Patty
Haw Miller
Miyeces Fileengraminitt
Lorraine Philips
Edwin Waters
Jfh
John Bowers
Cheaper Milk Move In New York Threatened
A chaotic report describes threats to a plan for cheaper milk in New York, with references to a projected test involving a Maver hae Gainedia exhibit and a two hour conference with a leader. The piece mentions vendors, testing plans, and citywide actions to reduce prices, though details are garbled.
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New York
Osterke
Gainedia
Amatigstoner
Hugh
Community News Highlights From Bolivar and Nearby
Local residents share Christmas events, church pageants, and family visits. Notables include Webb family gatherings in Millville and Washington City, a Methodist Episcopal Church pageant praised for its effort, and certificates of perfect attendance awarded at Bolivar ME church.
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Balivar Bolivar
WoVa
Dee
Littleton
Washington
Webigas
Laster
Amd
Chaupoter
Viel
Vonald Milter
Gammby
Dorothy
Mirabelo
Gombe
Warhinston
Paretta
Viarelall
Cee Webb
Wordington
Hobbs
Darghter
Gaithersburg
Leslie Buch
Miller Webb
Millville
Charles Trundle
Methodist Episcopal Church F
Wells
Myrtle Stuart
Jennie Snyder
Clifton Butts
James Wo Deverepent
Washington City
Mary Cavalier
Garfield Hospital
Washington, D. C
K Kh. Cavalier
Jennie Webb
Jess Hawks
Cumberland
S. W. Staubs
Norwood Potts
Bolivar ME
Emma Dudrow
Vivian Norrison
Perry Eackles Me
Screening Porch Adds Extra Room in Local Home
A partially readable item describes a screened porch conversion creating an additional living space. Architect Alten and contractor work in Chester NW and nearby areas under a municipal signoff. May details and board actions appear in the fragmentary notes.
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper item provides partial details of a public sale with readable fragments naming the sale action and local officials.
Leesburg Holiday Observances Bring Town Guests Home
Leesburg residents and relatives travel from Washington New York and Norfolk to spend Christmas and winter break at family homes. Local hosts include the White and Dudley families with guests visiting from Purcellville Bryn Mawr and Alexandria as winter plans unfold.
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Resburg Bevstirg
Leesburg
Baliniere
Wollington
White
Westmorelind
Thomas Dudley
Thon M. Yendall
Charles FP
Aiing Jean
William Meteer
Edwin G Toast
Wilhat FL Tost
Warner Snider
J. Acmistead Webourne
Alice Davis
T. C.T. Easing
Florida
Earle Hunidy
Tarewell
Mire
Sumter
Chrestons
Rolan
John Castleman
Corety Caveman
Washington
Francis Patton
New York
Beuy Welbourne
Bryn [Mawr Callage
John Welbourne
Episcopal Music
Alexandria
A. Welbowroe
Ee Vere Baechys Bastar
Guy Hampton
Purcellville
Ladcehana
Ar Sonerie Basque Chanter
Lelandie
Herr Little
New Orleans
Charlie
Theodore Reid
Lincoln
Evaporated Milk Canning Method Note
A reader describes a basic canning method for evaporated milk using a water bath. Heats the cans in boiling water for five minutes, then cools and stirs the milk in a clean vessel before chilling. The steps emphasize careful handling and thorough cooling.
Local high school elgiants election results reported
The article lists student body officers elected at Wile Class Elgts on Sunday in the classroom. Names include Michael president Bark oR and others in leadership roles. trial costs set at 40 dollars per seat, indicating a formal student election process.
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Mi 58
Geheabl Lethon
Hassroom
Osheen
Bark Or
Neschennna
Seer Hope
Mbngcae Rtas
Frrmert
Trisase Uiet
Oti Seta
Dar Tibeatianas
Wall Bi Phatoisen
Monee
Lester
Fenders
Poer
Mushroom seasoning method from old culinary note
A fragment describes sprinkling Leron juice over fresh mushrooms to keep them tender. It advises a proportion of half a teaspoon per cup of mushrooms and notes the mixture helps prevent the mushrooms from becoming hard during cooking.
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L, Br, Waesche Estate
Sulit
United States
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Mort
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Pecasud
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Ssiopeia
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Petrott
Kiteanis Club
Croghan
Lorat Service Group
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Alten
Chester
Phe Phin
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Mooy
Secu Fooy
Samay Sehoat
Sunitay
Whale
Ehoethers
Nseed
Tyko
Atney
Faeve
Conernehak
Dauita
Chiartes
Moaneure
North Market ST
Prederich Theatre
Aes
Water St
Reliable Junk CO
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Rathet Itil
Trederleh
Wary Tan Metter Dedena
Deposit Tolerance Corpocatiorn
Maytag
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Arte
North Market
Frederick, Md
Haller’s
N. Market
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Vain
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VALE
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