Photographic Mysteries and Ghost Images in Early Photos
Ambiguous phantom impressions appear on undeveloped and developed plates. Cases include floating female figures, haunted house portraits, and images cast on garden scenes. Burton traced causes to reused glass and residual past exposures, suggesting light is not solely required for such developable images. American Journal of Photography.
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Apain
Fong Xine
Antly Pa- Parr
Burton
American Journal of Photography
Fight for a Birdhouse Drives Birds From Gar den Nook
A New York Sun report recounts a spring drama as great crested flycatchers seize a small garden birdhouse, bluebirds reclaim it, and wrens finally take over. The cycle ends with all birds leaving the house for winter, lessons on rival birds and persistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebirds
New York
Wayne Populists Meet in Wayne County Office
Wayne county Populists gathered July 24 at 7:30 p m with H B Matz elected president and W I Rosenberry secretary. Delegates to Columbus named from Wooster Shreve and surrounding areas with alternates listed. A resolution urged delegates and alternates to back Omaha platform principles and nominate only known Populists for the state ticket, opposing opposition in all forms.
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Wayne County
O. A. Rieder
Cell
H. B. Matz
W If. Rosenberry
Columbus
McClarran
Wooster
Charlee Ntelpmetz
Woostar
Critchfield
Shreve
Jacob Welker
Shre
John J Robertson
Joseph Walay
Kocha
John R. Moore
Ohio
Dale Gates
Omaha
W .H. Rosesnerny
Weather and events in Wooster area Aug 1897 notices
Rain touched several events with rainouts and delays. August gatherings include a soldiers reunion on August 6 and the Annual Pinnesr Picnic August 28 in City Park. Community notes report a Camp railroad project advancing, water works plans near Wooster and a county teachers institute August 16-20.
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Renation
Johnston Sweeney
E. Larwill St.raop
City Opera
Ilouge
Wooster
Local notices mix of obituaries and legal snips
The item notes the death of Mrs. Katharine N Patterson aged 53 at Ridgewood New Jersey with burial in Steubenville where her children studied at the University. It mentions Major C E Patterson who died in 1885 and a court action in Common Pleas involving B Barrett’s Senate and the Wooster line. Also a Wooster railroad stock dispute and a Bloomington neighbor Milt Reed’s choking accident on a chicken bone requiring doctor aid.
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Sesa
Ridgewood
New Jerey
Katharine N Patterson
Steubonvilla
Woorter
Pan
Fred
Misses Grey
Katharine
University
C. E. Patterson
Steubenville
Anl
Bagon
Common Pleas Court
B. Barrett
Senate
Wooster
Lake Erie
Muskingum Valley
Bloomington
Milt Reed
Thun
Personal notices of visits across towns and states
A long list of social updates shows Miss Ada Marshand visiting Leetonta, Miss Jennie and Mabel McElroy returning from Ada Ohio, Prof Maurer visiting Salem Schools, Lillian Horo in Chicago and Harvey, Mrs Gann and Mrs Craig attending Chautauqua, and many other relatives and friends visiting Columbus Wichita Cleveland Indianapolis and Bloomington. Various weddings trips and school changes are noted including a Thackwall-Johnson wedding and Martha Oriley taking a music post in St Mary Maryland.
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Ada Marshand Ie
Leetonta
Jennie
Mabel McElroy
Ada
Prof Maurer
Salem Schoola
Lillian Horo
Chicago
Harvey
Dr. Gann
L D. Craigthead
Chautauqua
Geo
W. Lesda
Eon Earl
Wichita
Kaners
Missea Lotta Horn
Adelle Guyot
Columbus
Jacob Frick
Lalu
Lakes
Arthur King
Tifsin
W. Landis
Mina Lyda Hayes
Cleveland
Lodema Phillipa
Walter B. Jones
Lodianapolis
Ind
Mra G. M. Farmer
B. F. Pordy
J E. West Enq
Bellefontaine
Iaw
Isaac Johnson
Kouttler Jia
J.P Arnold
Loudonville
Wooater
Wayne
Topeka
Kansas
Albert McFadden
Bloomington
Misa Edna Pennell
North Liberty
Thackwall-Johnson
Martha Oriley Hag
St. Mary
Maryland
J. O. Campbell
D. D
U .P. Church
Penneylvania
Col
W A. Taylor
Cincinnati Enquirer
J. F. Marchand
Toledo
Buckeye Editorial Association
Wallace Detrolt
Wooster
Judge Taggart
R. D. Tracy
Indiana
Johnson-Thackwell
E. E Adair
Doylestown
Adair
Round Lake
Sndh
C. E. Thorne
Minneapolis Minn
Thorne
U. S. Experiment Station
University Faculty Distorted Across Regions Sees Wide Travel
The University Faculty is widely distributed with Dr. Kirkwood in New England, Profe Compton and Notestein in Michigan, Prof Seelye in Europe, Prom Bellowegay and Wong at Atlantic City, Mig Pendleton at Chautangda, and Mies Gingerich in Chicago, reflecting broad geographic spread.
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Kirkwood
New England
Profe
Compton
Notestein
Michigan
Prof Seelye
Europe
Prom
Bellowegay
Wong
Atlantic City
Mig Pendleton
Chautangda
Mies Gingerich
Chicago
New Discovery Promises Cure for Coughs and Colds
True Remedy claim touts Dr. King's New Discovery as the only sure cure for consumption coughs and colds verified by testimonials from editor W M Repine at Tinkitwa. It urges avoiding rival remedies and notes bottles are free at Laubach & Boyd's Drug Store with guaranteed satisfaction.
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W M. Repine
Tinkitwa
Dr. King
Pleasant Home Harvest Notice and Local Social News
Farmers near Pleasant Home report most wheat in barns and threshing underway led by H B Holmes Co. A social party at N C Holmes Pittsburg home features Clinton Fahrman and guest Curtis from Cincinnati. Local pastors Rev Hartman Overton and Rev Fetters Overton attend Zion places. Lottie Hartsel visits Weat Salem. Frank Holmes attends water works duties at the Camp ground. Orland Wortenberger returns from Delaware to help harvest.
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H B Holmes & Co
Hays
Clinton Fahrman
Mr. Curtis
Cincinnati
N. C Holmes
Pittsburg
Hartman
Overton
Zion
O. R Fetters
Fair Haven
Wm Kiefer
Zion's Hill
Milton Township
Mies Lottie Hartsel
Weat Salem
D N Snyder
Maud Snyder
Frank Holmes
Charley Clippinger
Orland Wortenberger
Delaware
Orland
Centaur Picture Prompts Human Curiosity in Washington Star
A man with a valise and umbrella browses mythological images in a shop near the door. He asks the clerk what a centaur is and wonders who would treat a centaur if sick, reflecting a joke about natural history and a patent medicine firm.
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Nakeeman
Washington Star
Wooster Township Sunday School Convention at Christian Church
Wooster Township hosts a Sunday School Convention at the Christian church on North Buckeye et, Thursday evening August 8 at 7 o'clock. Pastors superintendents teachers and all city school workers urged to attend and discuss opening and closing school order and department preparations under MassG W Rew secretary.
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Regt. O. N. G
Shreve
Water Works
Wooster Township
Union
Wooster Preserving Co
Edward Houghton
Dalton
Toledo
L. 8. Ebright
Akron
Wooster
David Myers
Geo. Foltz
Frederickaborg
Christian Church
North Buckeye
Massg
W. Rew
Wayne County Teachers Institute Daily Schedule
Wayne County teachers will attend a weeklong institute with a full schedule including 8:30 to 9:35 lectures and 1:00 to 3:60 afternoon sessions. Noted instructors Dr Roark and Dr Schaeffer headline, with lectures on pedagogy physiology and Shakespeare Macbeth for morning class.
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Auric N Roark
University of Kentucky
Lexington
N.C Schaeffer
Pennsylvania
L . Graves
Massillon
JB Monler
Orrville
Mateer
University of Wooatrr
Wayne County
Ruric Roark
Kentucky
Ohio
N.C Schacter
Schaeffer
New England Journal of Education
Mobler
G.N Mater
Wooster
Mateor
Scovo
Bupt. Hauport
Shakespeate
Macbeth
Read the Riot Act on weeds along streets and sidewalks
An East End reader urges enforcement of weed control, noting burdock and other plants on sidewalks. The writer jokes about enforcing the Riot Act, pointing to existing ordinances and health orders, and questions why property owners fail to curb rooters.
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Herat
East Bowman St
Spink St
East Ender
Wooater
Wayne Co Farmers Union Meeting Set at Town Hall Lattasburg
The Wayne County Farmers Union will meet in Lattaburg Town Hall on Tuesday evening August 3. The program lists talks on Permanent Pasture by E Swartz, Wheat Culture by Clint Myers and John Bridenstine, recitations by Mabel Martin and Maud Snyder, music by Vernie Swinehart and Clara Swinehart, a fertilizer question by Henry Billheimer and Wm. Thompson, belt maker Myre and A J Martin, and a Bong by the Lattaburg Glee Club. BF Swingiant serves as president with H L Prest as secretary.
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Nicholaa Eason
Warren
A. D. Selby
Ohio
Squire J. D. Zook
Madisonburg
John Elliott
Wayne Co. Farmers’ Union
Lattasburg
Rroanam
E. Swartz
Mabel Martin
Clint Myers
John Bridenstine
Vernie Swinehart
Clara Swinehart
Henry Billheimer
Wm. Thompson
Maud Snyder
Myre
A. J. Martin
M. B. Painter
Bong
Lattascarg Glee Club BF Swingiant
H. L. Prest
Railroad Schedule Notice at Wonster and Orville
A clipped timetable shows new time cards for Wonster and Orville lines with arrival and departure times for multiple trains. Westbound and eastbound services list specific numbers and periods, including No 8 at 1:30 am and No 36 around 6:?? am, plus various mail and express services throughout the day.
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Wonster
Weet
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Common Peas Court
H A. Vosseller
Euclide Avenue
H. B. Work
Wheeling
Public Schoola
McClure
Wayne County Teachers’ Institute
Roark
University of Wooster
Supt
Koch
Neerg. N
SA Ie Vain
Ra Deis
Marshallvilte
Creston
Mary Murdock
Orrynle
the Herald Printing Co
Run EastEnder
Farmers’ Meeting
Town Hall
Hoxsie’s .CCC
Nanansea
Hoxsie
M'sr
Hysalo
Nyy
Bad Obr
Cleveland, Wooster
South Central Standard
NORTH
Sanday Gpa
Baltimore
Es Lleneis G. P. A
Warisling
A, AG
Orbville
Blail
Oxataxzan & Co
Dore
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