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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1905
Page
7
A rural laborer testifying in a London chancery division case suggested a link between brain work and longer life. He claimed one third of rural laborers die of brain softening and the average rural worker dies earlier than lawyers from lack of mental exercise.
The passage presents Emerson’s view that envy is ignorance and imitation is death, urging the individual to take responsibility for their own fate and work to cultivate their own ground through personal effort and choice. It argues the universe offers goodness, but nourishment comes only through one’s own toil on the given path.
Indian matrimonial notice seeks a 36 year old independent widower from a respectable and very rich family. Describes possession of a handsome amount and numerous golden ornaments from his previous wife. Appears in an old La Hore Tribune edition.
A Kentucky resident and a young girl report relief from back pain after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The ad claims the pills cure backache and many kidney related ailments including Bright's disease diabetes dropsy rheumatism bladder and urinary troubles and heart disease. It urges cures for backache as a sign kidneys need help.
A newly engaged butler asks for whisky to clean windows and, after drinking it, explains to his master that he cleaned the glass by breathing on it. The master discovers the glass is empty and learns of the humorous method.
The article promotes a strict daily routine to maintain weight. It suggests rising early, walking at least five miles, avoiding meals with water, and not napping after exercise. It recommends eight hours sleep on a moderately hard bed and avoiding bread, potatoes, sweets, pastries, and various fats and alcohol.
Paleontologists hope to discover bones of primitive man soon in western canyons where erosion reveals fossils. The region has yielded many ancient animal relics including ancestors of the horse and the dinosaur.
A Dublin schoolmaster was fined £100 for using two envelopes that had already passed through the post. The incident highlights how small daily economics can become costly, as reported by the London Globe.
Kansas City mother describes how quitting coffee cured dizziness heart pain and sour stomach while nursing. She and her family switch to Postum Coffee, reporting improved milk flow and better health for mother husband and seven month old baby. The postum Co. Battle Creek Mich promotes The Road to Wellville booklet.
Jack tracks the masked crowd outside the Captain General’s reception in Havana. Smithers shields U S interests as Senor Robadoi and Jessie Cameron draw wary glances while Jack searches amid the crush for his beloved and a safe path forward.
In a perilous moment Jack nears his wife unseen by authorities as his enemies close in. She blushes under his gaze while memories of a past rescue and the perilous night of battle haunt their uneasy reencounter. He guards his disguise to avoid exposure and trouble. Lola, the black-eyed heroine on the milk-white horse, looms in memory.
In a tense scene at a grand reception, Squire John confesses love to Jessic a amid schemes by guardian Spencer to separate them. Jack declares unwavering devotion while conspirators plot to remove obstacles, and spectators anticipate a bullfight display as all eyes watch the unfolding drama.
The article discusses tuberculosis treatment by outdoor living and fresh air inspired by J. E. Studdbert. It cites Miller of Crockton Mass reporting five patients sleeping outdoors at night with minimal shelter and improved health in two weeks. It also notes tent life and architectural tweaks such as verandas and three sided windows to enhance air flow.
A brisk survey notes peacocks as prized East treasures in Solomon era gifts and Roman tastemakers. Medieval pageantry described the bird as luxuriously served by noble ladies, with knights carving and vows made over portions. Shakespearean feasts used the pieed bird, its gilded head and fanned tail. Chinese mandarins value plumage for cap decoration, three feathers signaling top rank.
Mrs. Carnegie, wife of the millionaire, remains devoted to Scotland and the philanthropic works of her husband. She takes a keen interest in his causes and does substantial good for the poor in a modest manner.
Naples first built a lace hospital for consumptives and isolation. Modern cities now establish open-air treatment hospitals with reported excellent results. Germany maintains a central committee of over thirteen hundred directing seventy four hospitals. last year thirty thousand patients treated with about eighty percent returned home cured after under three months.
A reader asks about pimples and fatigue with an extra good appetite. The column warns such appetite signals digestive overload, leading to headaches, skin issues, and alternating constipation and diarrhea, especially as seasons warm up.
A mediaal examination of pupils by the Chicago school board finds girls pass sports tests while many boys, mostly smokers, fail due to heart conditions. Twenty one of every hundred are unfit, with almost all unfit due to cigarette use.
A health resort doctor enforces strict orders on patients to ensure rest. A clergy man enjoys a harsh trial, then yields, reporting the best sleep he has had in months. The tale illustrates disciplined treatment ending in improved well being and obedience to medical guidance.
A compact recipe list offers vegetarian dishes including Cream of Celery Soup Chili Sauce Candied Sweet Potatoes Sweet Potato Cutlets Porkless Baked Beans Potatoes Lycuraldte and Turnips Stewed in Cream Each entry provides ingredients and step by step instructions for simmering baking and finishing to serve in a period kitchen tone.
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