County Correspondence From Walkersville and Vicinity
Local notes from Walkersville and nearby towns recount visits from Baltimore and Washington figures, church officer elections, and social happenings. Mentions include Maud Oreager, Mrs. Adam Nusbaum, Mr. Harry Stautfer, and families of Stanifer, Renneberg, Zimmerman, and Egsler, with church events and upcoming services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
M. I. Zimmerman
Lutheran Sunday School
A. B. Neff
T. 8. Alblough
Geo. Rice
Steiner Wachter
G. H. 0. Wachter
Walter Strine
Dmory Zimmerman
Mies
Daisy Egsler
Harry Pettin
Mies Hattie Albaugh
Harry Rice
Ridgeville
L. T. Lewis
Ira W. Bond
Washington
Nettie Downy
C. A. Smith
Helen Burall
Oliver King
Ohio
William A. Bennett
Charles Turnbull
Pennsylvania
Harry Shester
Elizabeeth Sullivan
Dudley Weast
Urbana
Hiram Weast
Adah Yates
Donald
Hood
James Hood
George Souder
Frederick
Katie Remsberg
Lutheran Church
Scientific Miscellany and Oddities From Far Afield
A collection of brief scientific notes noting death as a gradual process with living cells observed after organism death, examples of frog hearts beating postmortem, rubber growing underground in the French Congo, and high quality bark-derived ibises. Also mentions maisine from maize, a Falkland Islands forest oddity with wind sculpted boulders, and metal heating data from Germany. Listerine claimed potent germicide, and a reminder that failing goods reflect advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slwaya
Herring
Congo
Ibis
E Donard
H. Labbe
Falkland Islands
Germany
Lend
Unos
Population growth in the United States 1800 1900 analysis
The bulletin edited by Walter F. Wilcox analyzes the 1800 to 1900 population increase of 31,259,803 in the United States. It breaks down gains by internal growth, territorial annexations, and outlying districts, comparing U S growth with Europe, Canada, and Australia, and notes shifts in urban and rural proportions and regional growth patterns. It highlights rapid early decades, rising city shares, and changing geographic distribution of population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pensue
Walter F. Wilcox
Parsons
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippine Inlands
Guam
Sawoa
Alaska
Philippine Islande
Samoa
Indian Territory
Argentine
Mexico
Canada
Australia
Europe
Atlantic
Russia
France
Germany
Austria
Spain
Turkey
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
Continental
South Central Division
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Illinois
Hoag
Promising Hay Fever Cure From German Scientist
A German scientist Dr Dunbar of the Hygienic Institute of Hamburg reports discovery of an anti-toxine to combat hay fever and rose cold. The toxin from grasses is neutralized by serum, suggesting relief and potential prevention when applied near symptoms or before attacks. Johns Hopkins trials with physicians indicate satisfactory early results and hopeful future specificity for forms of the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Hygienic Institute
Hamburg
Bia
William H. Walch
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Welch
Johns Hopkins
Danbar
A London Dinner Tale and a Kleptomaniac Countess
A vivid London dinner scene unfolds with a chaotic tasting of wines and glassware amid odd rituals and a curious guest. A later memory recalls the famed German lecturer Bob and pranks from family nights, ending with the infamous Countess of Cork known for stealing a hedgehog as a foot warmer and trading it for a kiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess
Cork
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rocky Springs
Grace Lortz
John L. Lortz
Edgewood
G.H. Bowersox
Mill Gaven Bethel
Oak Hill
Broad Bun
Elier William Howe
Norristown
German Baptist Church
Ishor
J Dawson Huffer
Moesars
Mountaindale
Bila Snook
Halfway
Washington County
Viola Freshour
Loewistowe
Bir- He Rios
Samasl Hamrick
Margaret Mort
Eliza May
Lizzie Pearl
Lewistown
Motiss Eisle Goeser
Mounisindale
Thomas Geesey
Elis Snook
Araby
Howard Keynsr
Lewis Hamrick
Sfathive
Ida Gilbert
Hazel
Harmony
George Snook
Frank Rice
Ida Rice
Daisy Rocholie
Montevas
Mt. Prospect Church
Jacob Roe
Graceham
Exama Firor
Thomas Eyler
Sabillasville
Ella
Waynesboro
Ella Weller
J Halenry
Pon-Mar
Ida
Key Collistower
Babara Black
Florence Valentine
F. Colliflower
Elis
Mrs. Elis
Charles Miller
Philadelphia
Walter Stevenson
M. ©. Jones
John Stoner
Westminster
Daniel Seiss
Belle
Mamie
John Long
Rocky Ridge
Luther Moonshower
Bureitisville
Miga Agnea Esgailbrecht
Jefferson
Mary O. Akers
B. Ella Lakin
Millard Arnold
Hagerstown
Edith Hightman
MrasCors Karn
Ella Cronise
Johnnie
Johanie
New York Evening Journal
Atie
Wesley
Sgain
Sohn Weiler
Scain
Amin Ibet Chamberlain
Bether
Patel
Alinde
Catis Delans
Phi
Weld
Wik Mosic
London
Tiveen
Bronghit
Luvin
Ube
John
Bob
Savren
Suita
Jane
Wreré
Clinton E. Main
Drarrist
City Opera House
Willard Spanier
White
Cho
Faisa
Tromas O. Onark
River
F. K. Gilbert
North Market Street
G. A. Gilbert
J. Daniel Crimmins
N. Market St
L. M. Mixdorff, Jr
Market Street
Ernest Helfenstein
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Ma
Rdwie Detileial
Amossvreer
Devilbiss & Urner
Bartholomew Stock Lager Beer
WM. H. Shipley
North Market
Messenger
Patrick ST. Aghiart
A. R. Yeakle
Central Hardware
South Market Street
W. C. Boteler
Bilas Stella
Leonid
Clinton E. Man
Crhea Peat
Aed
Xeeley
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