Hypochondriacal Conditions Treated by Home Correspondence
Hypochondriacal despondent and nervous individuals suffer from fatigue, loss of energy, dizziness, melancholy, and discouragement. The Specialists of the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo offer home correspondence treatment with uniform success. A 236 page book on these maladies can be obtained sealed for 10 cents by mail.
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Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Mustitute
Buffalo
N. Y
Preeti
Syrup of Figs and Ill Matched Health Claims
A vintage advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a cure all and comfort enhancer, claiming it cleanses the system, dispels colds, cures constipation, and improves wellbeing. It asserts wide consumer endorsement and emphasizes the product name printed on every bottle.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery Promises Universal Remedy
An apocryphal claim touts a bottle that cures humor, scrofula, pimples, and liver issues within twenty miles of town. The pitch cites over eleven hundred certificates from users and offers a postal card for a book. It warns of temporary pains as the formula works and says no dietary changes are needed.
Return of the Prodigal and the Joy of Homecoming
A sermon on the prodigal son celebrates the return of the wayward to the father’s house as the greatest joy, likening it to spiritual rebirth. The preacher lauds conversions, the forgiveness of sins, and the new life found in Christ, urging believers to embody the joy of salvation.
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Barookyys
Talfisage
Avibg
Tony
Qday
Arial
Christendom
Abetather
Ooe
Veal
Harome Aristian
Christ
God
Hes Law
John Bunyan
Delyar
Uttar
Etragela
Paul
Daniel Bundeman
Perceae
Alexander
Frhia
Moray
Voltaire
Paris
Prodigal Return and Heavenly Joy in Faith Sermon
A preacher extols the prodigal's return as divine joy, likening it to a father’s welcome, heavenly celebration, and the minister’s reward. He contrasts kindness with tyrannical rule, urges repentance, and praises ministers for their joyful labor amid hardship. The sermon climaxes with visions of heaven, unity, and eternal praise.
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Brothera
Barhotaun
Deligion
Ki Ware
Heaven
Earth
Heavenly Kingdom
Training and Promotion Misjudged by Wheat Wagon Tale
A manager promotes a young employee over an older clerk after a test of perception. The old clerk mistakes noise from sixteen wagons loaded with wheat for chaos, while the youth identifies the source and confirms the wagons belong to Romero Co of Lusana bound for Marehesa with wheat priced at $1.25 per bushel. The tale illustrates rapid advancement through concentration of energy and grasp of a subject.
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Geo
Iaucena
Thora
Romero Co
Lusana
Ova
Marehesa
Lueens
Aod
Wwe
Ara- Ragulalte
Nepal's Princes Taught at Home by Household Priests
Fragmentary text describes Nepal lacking public schools and royal youths educated at home by a guru or priest. It notes young men traveling to Indian cities like Patna and Benares to learn English and adopt English customs, including telling time by an English clock.
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Nepaul
Pridat
Oléoin Puniltt
Patna
Benares
Colcutta
Earliest Yale heir foils chapel visit by father at prep school
Primus Pers, son of Presbyterian ministers, plans a quiet afternoon with his father at the academy while the elder peers watch as Primus contends with the temptation to hide his shortcomings. A chapel visit looms as the father may lead prayers, prompting Primus to feign fatigue to stay behind.
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Primus Pers
Biblie
Primus Fils
Yale
Primus
Bozan
Tylo
George
Joints and Cartilage Why They Work and Pain Avoidance
Discussion of joints and cartilage explains how bone ends are cushioned by cartilage and kept together by ligaments. It notes cartilage as a smooth moistened substance and that cartilage lacks nerves, so movement does not inherently cause pain.
Harvesting Rice in Mud Fields Described in 18th June Field Notes
An observer details rice planting in wet fields with women and men wading to plant seedlings in rows, water slush up to knees, and muddy paths. Mentions drought months, rheumatism fears, and a Bitters remedy. References to animals, medical claims, and period curiosities appear in a miscellany of notes.
IndigestionCure Aids Patient After Meal
A patient suffering from indigestion reported relief after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. The remedy reportedly improved energy and heartiness before the first bottle was finished.
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Rowald Kennedy
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Garge
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Lye By
Sol
Anna
Ana
Delirtif
Kali
Cone
Aultan
Rolla
Hallalujah
Frankincenge
Tyson
New Orleans
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Sompyre
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Chers
Phillip
Socrates
Nacrosa
Acrom
Gor
Workiag
Alga
Tadnon
Goldenrod Petty
Hico
Tapan
Hostatter
Lucas Couny
Oxuney
F. J. Juerby
Toledo
Harzs
Carannia
J. Cheney
Gleason
Chendy & CO
Germany
Tan
Mary Elizabeth Eyes
London
Oonowingo
Iria
England
Weara
IndigestionCurea
Hood
Cali
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