Extraordinary Atmospheric Specter of the Brocken
The St. Louis Republic explains a Brocken mirage known as the Specter of the Brocken seen only atop the Hartz Mountains. Observed from a nearby platform, a shadowy giant follows visitors’ motions against the eastern sky before sunset, created by a dense eastern haze that reflects shadows onto a distant atmospheric wall. Experimental echoes include London fog shadow photography and a red-hot poker illusion.
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Hartz Mountains
Brocken
St. Louis Republic
London
A. W. Clayden
Specter
County Correspondence From Loyl Town series notes visits
County correspondence details social visits and local leisure in Loyl Towns Lambert and Broad Run, July events in Latree Yore Rd, plus a long list of neighboring towns. It reports guests from Baltimore Frederick and Hagerstown, trips to Barnesville and Woodsboro, and a serious fall injury to Miss Kate Mort. A church dedication is announced for St Matthew's Lutheran.
Mosquito Monster Report From Georgia Swamp
Three fishermen camping near the Ocmulgee swamp warded off a swarm of creatures described as mosquito shaped but as large as hummingbirds. The noisy pests unsettled the men before they drove them away with sticks and brush, ending the encounter.
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Georgia
Ocmulgee Swamp
The Sunday School Lesson on Apollos in Ephesus
An analysis of Paul's third missionary journey through Galatia and Phrygia, his stop at Ephesus with Aquila and Priscilla, and Apollos the Alexandrian. The text discusses baptism, receiving the Holy Ghost, and the spread of Christian teaching in Asia. It emphasizes guidance by the Spirit, the role of teachers, and the differences between John's baptism and Christian baptism. It notes that the gospel spread for two years in Asia, with Paul supporting believers and correcting misunderstandings about Spirit reception.
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Corinth
Paul
Haying
Ephesus
Antioch
Syria
Priscilla
Aquila
Galatia
Phrygia
Apollos of
Alexandria
Cornelius
Ethiopia
Bodine
God
Jesus
Jonas
John
Apollos
Christ Jesus
Lamb of God
Christ
John vi
Carmelius
Peter
Jacob
Israel
New Jerusalem
Moses
Daddy
Triamms
Asia
Heveln- Uon
Asia Minor
Pani
Electric Bitters praised as purer medicine for life and kidneys
Public testimonial ad claiming Electric Bitters cure diseases of life and kidneys, remove pimples boils and rheum, expel malaria and fevers, relieve headaches constipation and indigestion. Guaranty satisfaction or money back. Garrett & Pearre's Drug Store sells 50c and 1.00 bottles.
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Impure
Garrett & Pearre
Chamberlain
J. E. Hare
Trenton
Tex
Garret & Pearre
Frederick
Shiloh
Garrett& Pearre
Divagists
Debate on Popular Election of President by Society
The F C Y M C A Literary Society met last night with W E Lampe presiding. A spirited debate favored the proposition that the president should be elected by popular vote. W A Bur ex, Chas Lough, Oscar Rhodes, and W A Staley spoke for and against. Lampe resigned as president. C A Gilson elected to fill the vacancy. Oscar Rhodes chosen treasurer. Members invited. meetings draw many young men.
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F.C. Y. Ml.c. &. Literary Society
W. E. Lampe
W. A. Bur
Chas. Lough
Oscar Rhodes
W.a.staley
E. EK. Moore
G. Brunner
C. A. Gilson
Purely Personal Items From Baltimore and Nearby
Purely Personal notices report Mies Redhnel Scholl leaving for Baltimore for ten days. Mr and Mrs J T Robin of New York, visiting G F S Zimmer man’s family in this city, have returned home. Milton Betler of Washington visits W H Shipley on North Market street. Mr and Mrs F B Sappington and children depart for the Prohibition Camp at Glyndon Maryland. William Davis of Parkersburg West Virginia visits local friends and relatives.
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Broad Run
Charles N. Hyatt
Middletown
David Bensinger
Creagerstown
Delia Wise
Benjamin 8
Adalt
Elmer E. Beachley
Chicago
David M. Huffer
Moille Fry
McCalls Ferry
W. W. Sweigart
Jotelia Herler
Jacob
Gettysburg
Mm. R. L. Evans
Baltimore
George Koona
C. E. Valentine
Druid Hill Park
Rebecca Wilson
Ethel
Wm. F. Corer
Mies Redhnel Scholl
J. T. Robin
New York
Robins
G. F.S. Zimmerman
Milton Betler
Washington, D. C
W. H. Shipley
North Market Street
F. B. Sappington
Glyndon
Wm. Davis
Parkersburg
W. Va
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United States
Royal Baking Powder
Wall ST
the Daily News
Specter OF
Brosken
Loyr
Misnes Verta Loy
Katie Mort
Ladiesburg
Harry Krise
L. Keefer
Leadvile, Col
Air
Jeremiah Martin
Uuls Place
Missey Margaret Myers
Adidle Hansenwald
C. W. Loy
Barry Jacobs
M.D. Loy
Addison Hiven
Hagerstown
H.C. Loy
Shippensburg
John Davis
Taneytown
Samuel Diffendall
Wm. Yooson
Washington
Jere
Martin
Kate Mort
Loy
Povss
Star 87
Ladies Aid Society
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
G. W. Lilly
Daniel Yowell
Baby Eline
Woodsboro
Lilly
DeGarmendia
Billy
Mamie Michael
F. T. Yates
Lottie Thomas
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Lee Alnutt
St Matthew's Lutheran Church
Here
Potot of Rocks Road
H. H. Weber
York
Board of Church Extension
Hauer
Hanover
Elizabeth Curley
Pennsylvia
Elmer
Samuel Owens
Big Nine
Bay Ridge
Laurel Guards
Ernest P. Baldwin
Harry Rinedollar
California
Francisco
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D.H. Best
Hop
Skodes
A.m. Alcolare
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Ernst
Newepapres
Frederick, Md
B. ML Stearns
Malarie
John Herizler
Bathel
Brks Co. Pa
Swift
N. K. Fairbank & CO
ST. Louis
Gilmore
Giltmore
Henry C. Nelson
Mayer
All Drugegista
Beaver
McAlisterville
Jumistta Co. Ps
Garrott& Pearre
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Garrott & Pearre
Anna Lane
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Rhodes
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Firginia Military | Institute
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Washington & Lee University
Lexington
Virginia
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N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove
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Gautschi
Gautschi & Sons
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