9 x 9 / S-W / trigger glued on cardboard

9 x 9 / S-W / trigger glued on cardboard

9 x 9 / S-W / trigger glued on cardboard

9 x 9 / S-W / trigger glued on cardboard

9 x 9 / S-W / trigger glued on cardboard

Phototype: Photo. Format: 15,8 X 11,0. Description: 6 women of different ages, each with infant on their back, 7 other larger children, clothing: scarves, necklaces, ear plugs.

9 x 9 / S-W / trigger glued on cardboard

Photographer: Hohlfeld?. Phototype: Photo. Format: 16,5 X 11,0. Description: Group of children, women, men, most m. cloths dressed, some: Kanzu, cap, European dresses, umbrellas; in the crowd: tropical helmet of a European.

Author: According to the station chronicle of Miss. Muller. Scope: pp. 504-509. Contains, among other things: - "One. The weather." (SW: rainy season; vaccination; overnight stay with chief Kirida of the Wakindi) - "2. construction works, completion of the new school building etc.". (SW: Arzeneihäuschen; Schangali - building material; mission conference) - "3rd work in church and school." (SW: attendance at church service; boarding student; wedding of a Dschagga couple; further education school; sermons after Sono; meeting with Kiwoso; extension of the list of words) - "4. power of superstition". (SW: Magic - watering the banana grove with a consecrated liquid)

• Author: By Miss. Althaus. Scope: p. 90-94* 123-126. Includes, among others: - "First costume students." (SW: Description of the pupils; polygamy; lack of food) - "2. The schools and church services." - "Third Heavy Rain, Diseases, etc." (SW: colds; smallpox; mass vaccination by Dr. Pritzel in Moshi) - "4th New Baptism Applicants and a Baptism of Five Gentiles." (SW: Baptisms; baptism of the first female) - "5. The first jagga wedding in mamba." (SW: Abandonment of the usual wedding customs; wedding ceremony; feast; songs with harmonium; house of the couple) - "6. All kinds of work on the ward." (SW: Shouting off the Miss. Fuchs and von Lany; devotion and church services; petition for work or admission to a boarding school; birth and baptism of the son Ludwig Althaus)

Author: According to the monthly chronicle of Miss. Althaus. Scope: p. 408-411. Includes, among other things: - "First four school buildings outside the station." (SW: benches for school building in Marangu; schools in Marangu, Mwika, Kondeny, Msae; Kostschüler - Hilfskräfte in der Schule; Miss. Fox; Dr. Gallus in Moshi; vaccinations against smallpox) - "2nd mission work in school and church." (SW: school attendance; Msae - Chief Lengaki; reception of the bride of a ward worker) - "3rd circumcision." - "Fourth food shortage." (SW: new house; colorful pictures for the lessons)

Author: From Miss's diary. Cooper. Scope: p. 432-436. Includes, among other things: - (SW: Easter; church service and number of students; Meli teaches; conflict between Meli and Mlatie; mediation by the missionaries; birthday of Miss. Bleicken; bad weather; death of a bearer and his funeral; theft; ascension and Whitsun; departure of Bleicken; shopping; help by Miss. Fox; sermon place Mdawi; school and vaccination)

Author: From Miss's diary. Clean. Scope: pp. 276-278. Includes, among other things: - "First end of famine in Kitwi." (SW: rainy season; harvest) - "2. A new breeding rod." (SW: Vaccination against smallpox; release of many from sorcery) - "3. Our orphans." (SW: Christmas; full dedication to the costume students; instruction of the baptismal students; writing, reading and biblical stories; singing)

9 x 9 / S-W / trigger glued on cardboard

The pictures allow the assumption that they come from Togo from the field of activity of the government doctor Schmidt (> 8/3 631).8 x 10 / S-W / glass plate slideOne of the pictures has a large crack.

9 x 13 / S-W / glass plate negativeThe pictures are the negatives of those made by the government doctor Schmidt in Togo (>8/3 635 to 8/3 642), his title "government doctor" and the term "Reichsgesundheit", which Dr. Steudel (?) noted on the margin of one of the pictures, suggest racial hygiene studies in the course of colonial policy.

Author: Report by Miss. Feelers in Jimba. Scope: p. 34-38. Includes, among other things: - (SW: sorcery; Mbungu - traditional remedy and protection; traditional treatment; vaccination)

9 x 9 / B-W / print pasted on cardboard