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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1925
Page
5
R A Macleod returned from Tibet to Oklahoma City and warned that Chinese use opium to ease pain and fatigue. He cited Yunnan Province's limited medical care, arduous travel, and heavy burdens as factors producing opium use, and called opium a growing vice among Chinese victims.
Mrs James M Hall of Pains All Over Weathersby recounts a decline marked by weakness and cold, flabby skin, then says she improved after using Cardus. She credits the first bottle with initial strength, then six more bottles to full recovery, enabling work and outdoor activity. NC-165
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, 66, a leading spiritualist, says a coming global catastrophe is imminent. He reports messages from a spirit guide via Lady Conan Doyle and has made no future plans, while selling metaphysical texts in his bookshop. Sherlock Holmes dates back over eighty years.
Reports from Peking indicate a 1000 square mile flood area along the Yellow river affecting 900 villages near Yunchenghsein west of Yenshow Fu Shanghai province. The break altered the river's course and casualties are not yet tallied as famine relief authorities receive updates.
A bleached skeleton, believed to be Rev. T. E. Simpson of Austin, Texas and a close friend of Woodrow Wilson, was found in hills near Boulder. The body, missing for ten years, was unearthed by two natives of Estes Park amid unclear surrounding details.
The mission departed for physicians on a hike scene. Shreds of clothing resembling those of Mr. Sampson were found. Rev. Sampson had vacationed at Grand Lake Colorado with his wife and son in 1915. He set out alone for Estes Park Village and was not seen again.
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