The Science of Living by Dr Butler Describes Healthy Eating
Dr George F Butler medical superintendent of Alma Springs Sanatorium in Alma Michigan outlines practical health rules from How to Live. He emphasizes appetite controls, digestion care, and the three bodily functions: tissue change waste removal and new material supply. He urges regular habits positive mindset and timely kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Butler
Alma Springs Sanitarium
Alma
Mich
Ite
California
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Advertisement Tale
An old advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface remedy taken internally, claims it targets the disease through the blood, and promotes testimonials and fifty percent claims. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and a stray line about woman divination.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Propa
Toledo
Miracle Cure for Eczema in Six Month Old Boy
A parent recounts severe infant eczema covering the body including mouth and eyes, with crusts and bleeding. After three doctors failed, Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent brought rapid improvement and full recovery within ten weeks. Bethlehem Pa, June 5 1900.
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Cuticur
Europe
I. Hohrath
C. L. Hohrath Company
Alley
Bethlehem
The Wife's Secret Ends in a Split Decison Dinner
Sir Geoffrey hosts a first dinner where Othel fears an awful scene. Miss Collins and Bertha discuss Pauline's scandal and Jack Pelling contemplates divorce and reunion. Othel urges Pelling to return to his wife, prompting him to plan a swift departure to Paris and a reunion.
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Sir Geoffrey
Othel
Pelling
Bertha Collins
Bertha
Miss Collins
Pauline
Miss Malling
Jim
Eveu
Tor
Paris
Dornton
Jack
Intruder Confronts Wife Over Hidden Child and Past
Pelling confronts Pauline in her apartment on his third day there. She reveals their baby died at three months, and they discuss guilt, hiding the marriage, and the possibility of Pauline’s guardian’s claims. Polling departs after a tense exchange, then hints at returning.
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Pelling
Ethel
Pauline
Mallingford
Pantine
Polling
Heavily tangled love ends in tragedy and farewell
A melodramatic Christmas tale follows Alec Pelling as he seeks to reconcile with his wife Verity amid social entanglements with Babette and the Baroness de Belette. Verity dies after a horse accident while expressing remorse for past wickedness and a hope for unity with Alec, who plans to support their son Jack and pursue life with Dornton in Italy.
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Jim
Tie
Babette
de Belette
Monsieny
Crevin
Indy
Welling
Pauline
Vanaline
Century Chronicle of Events From 1492 to 1901
Historical timeline listing events and figures from 1492 to 1901. Highlights include Columbus anchoring in 1492, Mayflower 1620, Washington crossing the Delaware 1776, Dreyfus trial notes, and a odd one-cent government warrant involving Grover Cleveland. Contains many names, places, and dates across eras.
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Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Djereland
Treasury
Fragmented Report Of Medical Improvement
A German woman patient in hospital was reported improving over several days. Her husband repeatedly inquired about her condition, receiving updates that she was improving, though the notes contain garbled phrases and misspellings.
The Case of Mrs OG W Pearson in Vestry Mississippi
Mr Pearson tells how his wife Mrs OG W Pearson suffered kidney trouble and spasms since July. After a doctor diagnosed a kidney disorder he says Dodd's Kidney Pills improved her condition, with weight gain and marked recovery.
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Jan
Steen
OG. W. Pearson
Pearson
Dodd
Madelnet
Discouraged Chauffeur Asks About Job After Eight Hours
A Yonkers Statesman excerpt depicts a nervous applicant, asked if he is a union man and what he does when a machine won’t run after eight hours, replying he would not want such jobs. The exchange highlights labor tensions and employment anxiety in a formal interview scene.
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Yonkers
Robbed of Services by Cough Cure Sold for 25 Cents
A vintage patent medicine note from Springfield Missouri touts Anti Gripine as a guaranteed cure. The ad claims continuous coughing robs attendees of the church service and markets the remedy for a quarter. It lists F W Dimmer M D as the manufacturer.
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F.W. Dinmer
M. D
Springfield
Malaria and Coffee Link Revealed by Denver Letter
A Denver reader describes years of chills fever and headaches blamed on coffee. After switching to Postum cereal coffee, relief followed with headaches ending and digestion improving. The writer cites a daughter also cured after quitting coffee and using Postum. The ad ends with the claim Postum aids health and memory.
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Denver
Medicings
Dostum
Battle
Wellville
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