Rev Stroup to Hold Lutheran Services in Wolfsville
Courty correspondence from Wolfsville reports Rev Geo W Stroup will hold communion at the Lutheran church on Sunday morning November 26 at 10 a m and will conduct a week of meetings prior. A new charge including Wolfsville Garfield and Pleasant Valley forms with a parsonage planned at Wolfsville. Church groups announce no Lutheran Luther birthday event and local residents engage in various visits and millinery trades.
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Lilly KR. Stotelayer
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Gratie Smith
Washington
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Charles A. Elliott
BE. G. B. Osatle
Taneytown United Brethren
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Creageestiows
Casmn Ggis
Beulah
Waynesboro
Mary Hisher
Charles Riley
Waynesvore
Monoscacy Valley
Emmitsburg
Elmer Warner
Frederick
Sanday
Jona Ramzburg
Gatostin
Geo. B. Warner
T. Warner
D. M. Warner
D. H. Warner
H. B. Ogre
Loy’s Staton
Hisea Jane
Lavenia Harbsurh
Thurmont
J. A
Local notes from Creagerstown area social items
A long list of neighborly visits, family gatherings and small-town activities around Creagerstown and Hyattstown Maryland. Frequent mentions include visits to relatives in Emmitsburg Walkersville and Frederick, weddings in Waynesboro Pa, a revival at Mt. Calvary, and various household projects and illnesses.
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Charles Raymer
Mildred
Mabel Sharp
Charles Robertson
Baltimore
Afr
W. H. Stitely
Tear Town
George Aames
Milton Warner
Johnsville
D. A. Sharretts
Kate Shank
Milton Doreas
Rockville
Allen Fisher
Lizzie Milton
Creagerstown
John A. Saxton
Feitz Biddinger
George Biddinger
Luther Saylor
Union Bridge
B. #. Saylor
Mac. Renner
York
Harvey Witmer
Hanover
Death of Mrs Solomos Ridenour Follows Husband's Passing
Mrs Solomos Ridenour of near this place died on a recent Tuesday morning, about a month after her husband’s death. Her remains were laid to rest at the local cemetery. The MV Bard organizes a flourishing concert under Prof Geo H. Flelsch later, featuring new up-to-date music and a 25-member ensemble.
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Hyattstows
Bartha M. Hall
Germantown
F. B. Koshler
P.O. Darraw
Barry Willard
Poolearille
William Tabler
Curtis Bay
Sanday
Mre
Solomos Ridenour
M.V CO
Geo H. Flelchhater
Old Age Pension in Wales Stirs Debate in NSW
A NSW old age pension act praised for reducing indigence and worry while urging relatives to help, and a commission studying outcomes. Testimonies cite many elderly leaving asylums soon after and returning later, driven by care needs and costs, with overall per inmate expenses urged under review.
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New South Wales
New South
Brooklyn Eagle
Electric ozone purifier for home drinking water
A compact apparatus using an ozone developer and electric current purifies water by passing air through a cotton stopper to remove germs. The device, compact and space efficient, could fit under a kitchen sink and claim to purify about 30 gallons per hour at a low cost.
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Afr
Otto
Cure for Typhoid Fever by Toad Remedy
Four correspondents report a strange cure for typhoid fever using a toad applied to the fevers patient. A young man in the canal area was very ill, physicians gave up, then the toad treatment seemed to draw fever away as the frog dies. The account notes the method is old but effective, though the frog suffers in the process. The tale echoes a widely circulated but dubious remedy from the era.
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Hves
Icarus
Chariots News
Memory training through rapid observation approach
A fragment discusses teaching children to notice details and remember objects after brief exposure. It emphasizes quick, habitual observation improving recall and memory using simple, repetitive exercises that strengthen the ability to name items seen at a glance.
Germany's Beltway Tickets Livery by Rail Class
In German railways the carriage colors match ticket classes with first class in yellow, second class in green, and third class in white, reflecting the seating hierarchy observed on trains.
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Germany
Te Sitte
Physicians in Russia and the United States
Russia with a population of 127 million has 18 334 physicians. The United States with about 75 million people has 120 600 physicians.
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Russia
United States
Patching Up Emigrants Ship Doctors and Agents Accused
A U S special agent reports steamship lines colluding with doctors to ship diseased foreigners to the United States. Emigrants, Armenians, Italians, and Greeks are examined superficially at boarding houses run by agents. fraud and fake medicals allow entry for many refused in Europe. Trachoma and other diseases are hidden to pass U S entry tests, with Marseilles and Naples cited as key staging points and conspiratorial boasting by agents.
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Mazy Heropean
Llaurice Fishtergs
Infon
Vr. Fishberm
Ors
Steip Lines
Berg
Therould
United States
Europe
Fishberg
Marseilles
Orient
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Armenia
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London
Liverpool
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Ed States
Edberg
Naples
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Power Behind the Purse in Victorian Empire Text
The fragment discusses the wage system and gender power, noting that purchasing power rests with men and, among women, the lower classes in the empire. It references London exports and a Bangkok travel scene involving an elephant ride from steamer to hotel.
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Bangkok
Chinese Doctors Popular in Western Cities
Chinese doctors gain popularity in western cities by pulse diagnosis and touch to assess heart and other organs. Examinations begin with arm and wrist checks, often lasting ten minutes, followed by questions about worry or status. Prescriptions are written in Chinese characters on paper, then prepared by a native chemist. Office practice includes a tea room where patients drink herbal remedies served in bowls with raisins to mask taste, then return daily for further doses.
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United States
Great Britain
Charities of Joe Jefferson Revealed by A L Erlanger
A L Erlanger recalls Joe Jefferson’s charitable side amid wealth from Rip Van Winkle fame. He describes weekly sums to actors like C W Couldock and details Jefferson’s generosity, including gifting a rent-free Harlem apartment.
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Childless Nobility in America Marriages Aged Peerage Trends
A New York Tribune analysis cites 1840 onward marriages of British peers in the United States. It notes 39 children from these unions, 18 sons, and 39 total children with American mothers. Among colonial peers, 23 marriages yielded varied offspring, including five with five sons and two with three. The piece disputes the notion that American brides bring vigor to the aristocracy, pointing to many childless households on both sides.
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United States
Colonies
Walt
Refore
New York Tribune. Com
Talents and Confidence Speech on Self-Belief
A single talent and belief in oneself are urged as keys to success. The text contrasts confident effort with doubting minds, noting that certainty and vigor drive efficiency. It emphasizes self-faith, cited as central to accomplishing tasks often hindered by overthinking and cautious doubt.
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Brent Trontitence
Atu
Chapped Hands Aid with Warm Water Salve Sold by Abe Pearre
A healing salve advertised for skin diseases is sold by Abe Pearre’s Drug Store. The product is claimed to soothe chapped hands and skin when used with warm water and drying routines before bed. The listing emphasizes the salve’s purported rapid cure and exclusive effectiveness.
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Abe Pearre
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