Rocky Springs notes and local tidings in July
Local items from Rocky Springs and surrounding communities recount minor accidents such as a shaver in Edgewood hurt by a wagon and a near fatal mistake from carbolic acid, ongoing church and Sunday school activities, multiple visits among families, harvest progress in Bloomfield and Yellow Springs, and upcoming picnics and sermons with names of residents and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Springs
Georgy Shafer
Edgewood
Lewis Hilderbrand
Joseph Hilderbrand
Whitmore
Montevoe
David Main
Main
Hedges
Frederick
Willie V. Wolf
Baltimore
Hame
William Shook
Jamily
Feagaville
William McKenzie
Urbana
Church of God
Mill Haven Bethel
Miss Berths Heberly
Bloomfield
Jeasie L. Haines
Lillie
Mira
Oliyton
W. Ramsburg
Hapasonville
Elizabeth Perkins
Hannock
Wesley Wachter
Lizzie
Sne
Byron L. Zimmerman
Harry
Glenn Zimmerman
Pleasant Hill
Bethel
O. C. Ampiebargar
John ©. Sanerwine
Sanjay Taat
Ernest P. Smith
Perry G. Smith
A. D. Ramsburg
Catter
B. L. Zimmerman
Maryleed School For the Deaf
Mosquito Plague Driven by Heavy Rains Warns Scientist
Government entomologist Dr L O Howard says floods of rain this spring and summer have created 100 breeding sites for every one last year. He notes widespread pools aid rapid mosquito generation and discusses natural enemies, and that eradication hinges on removing breeding grounds and careful kerosene treatment where removal is impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
E.G. Young
Uuolie
Margaret
T. A. Young
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Wilmer
Minnesots
Mt. Lebanon
Virginia Jackson
Hollingstrait
May Ward
Woodfield
Eizy Burdette
Helen Pearce
Ide Gilpen
Lorence Proctor
Edgar Gus
Washington
Minna Hobbs Day
Salem
Columbus Day
Roby F. Pay
Indiana
J.K. Bardette
Wm. Warfield
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Zimer
Geo. B. McLane
Misa Veraie Staley
Fleston Staley
Boydsastaslou
Montgomery County
Joseph E. Staley
Kennedy
Brook Hill
Charles W. Staley
Walkersville
Wa. H. Barrie
Howard
L.O. Howard
Boonass
United States
Boards of Health and
Stiles
Robert H. Lamborn
Misassasippi
Petit
Michigen
Judge Lynch and the Call for Quick Punishment
Irv Silliman Blauden argues crowds and courts clash over crime and punishment. He blasts leniency, praises vigilant justice, and urges immediate, on the spot action against outragers, urging judges, editors, and politicians to back harsher measures and defend victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Bench
U. S. Supreme Court
Brewer
Crane
Maine
Lynch
Phinehan
Shen
Jon
Christ
Jesus
Salvator Mundi
Isin
Wilmington
Wickedly ignorant fiery plea for strict crime laws
A 1903 letter from Bea Shore House Old Orchard Me argues against ingnorance and questions readers and Brower while praising God. It cites Numbers and Hebrews to claim God’s fiery justice on villains and prays for Christ’s blessing on the article and its aims to inspire legislation and punishment in His name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phineless
Bast
God
Brower
Alen
Bea Shore
Old Orchard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ ‘Aid Society
Mies Mary Dean
Thomas Gronnel
Mis Haroah Hargett
Misa Maud Zimmerman
Charles Derr
May Hargett
Mies Stella Putnam
Eva
Naomi Bready
Julia Krantz
Leslie Zimmerman
Lutheran Sunday School
Mixa Lilian Mossburg
Charles Zimmerman
Dawsonville
Howard Willard
Wm. Basford
James Cockrell
Lloyd Caller
Daughtrer
Elizabeth
Mary Poole
D. M. Whipp
Cays
Dorts
Emma Sines
Lottie
Thomas
Mran
Cimmerman
John Caller
Doubs
Mises May
Edith Bossard
Thoreday
Francis Zimmerman
Maris Zimmerman
Mabel Whipp
Albert Zimmerpees
Roddy
Roy Eigenbdrode
Midvale
Marcis Weller
Smithsburg
Daniel Bigenbrode
Daniel Zentz
Nelson Freehour
Nelson Freabour
Levi Hines
Double Pipe Oretk
Vada Holt
Florence Bigenbrode
David Zentz
Oasis Stanebury
Ron Weller
Thurmont
Daniel Eigenpend
Brdsswice
Emma Cnambers
Martinsburg
W- Va
Ella
Maggie Phalsa
Harper's Ferry
D. OG. Aldridge
Losa Nicodsmus
Winchester
Agnes Frances
Davia Cordis
Dora Bigia
Knoxville
Messra
Charles Bratt
Robert Lease Athend
Braddock Lass
J. T. McNealley
Loyalty
Red Hill
Barry
Buckeyatown
W. Zimmerman
B. F. Zimmerman
Jobo Thomas
W. Z. Remsberg
Calvin Remaberg
Adamstown
W. Z. Remaberg
Ethel Myers
Jacob Myer
Mabel Whippie
Boureitisville
Ernest
Lutheran Church
John Reinicke
Reformed Church
Jacob Huffer
Brosdrao
William Ennis
Lillian Hightman
Cecil Bightman and Son
Daisy Hightman
Harpers Ferex
W. Va
W. Scott Kenfacver
Charles House
Elis
Hagerstown
Inlaw
Emma Gelwick
Emmiteburg
Hettie Doresy
George Vonson
Waynesboro
Elia Weller
John Seiss
Byler
Creagerstown
Caitin Wailers
Motter’s
Hottie Dorsey
Fraley
Jacob Slaum
William Morrison
Ennnitsberg
Catharins Collisionar
Philadelphia
Newton Six
Double Pipe
Sophis Hosser
Mary McSherry
Union Bridge
Pen-Mar
Alien Sheely
Johneville
Sanday
Misa Sheely
Indies
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Aid Society
E E. Willard
Ella Willard
Eva McLane
Charlotte Oain
Eliza Kitter
Frank Heffner
M. E. Church
Ala
Riverside Band
Elle Thompson
Charies Myers
Steward
Virginia
James White
Eliza Whitter
St. Mark
Charles Storme, Esq
Judge Lynch
Jubtion
Irv. Silliman Blauden
Thas
Neowspapers
Markwall
Anee
The
New York Tribune
Great Britain
Ber
A. A. Claree
New York
Bey
Avery Lyncher
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Sexton
Ashland
Boyd Co
Mans
Lagain
Karianna Hanson
Box 343
Worthington
Minn
Pisa
Lydia EK
Pinkbain
Pinkban
Deannot
Jaydia Binkham
Talean
Aattuers
Massey
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Lydia EL
Dean
Jonens Eydia E. Pinkhewedicine Co., Lynam
Mase
Frederick Gas Co
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