Growing inluence of the Bible at Yorkville meeting
Hoy J. D. Reed speaks at the Yorkville Association Reformed Church on March 11 urging unity among denominations and praising the Bible’s universal reach. He traces the Bible’s impact from antiquity to modern translation efforts, cites volumes of distributed scriptures, and stresses continued work by the American and British Bible Societies to spread the Word worldwide.
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Hot Water Remedies for Nervous Energy and Coughs
The article extols hot water as a simple effective remedy for nervous energy pain and coughs. It advises sipping near boiling water during coughing indigestion and feverish heat and using hot towels on the head neck and face for relief and calming effects. It highlights internal and external uses and notes summer cooling benefits.
Free Blood Balm ad and Rheumatism relief notice
An advertisement touts B B B Botanical Blood Balm as a cure for blood and skin troubles, claiming it purifies blood, heals sores, and improves skin. It offers free trial bottles and lists price points for large bottles, with a call to write for details and free medical advice. It also includes a local rheumatism testimonial about Chamberlain's Pain Balm from A R DeFluent and a drugstore mention.
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Uncertain Beverages Plague Royal College Surgeon
Sir William McCormne, president of the Royal College and surgeon of Lundyn, famed for asepsis and Ned Cross labors, is described as absent minded. In a laboratory scene his assistants hear him sigh and remark he cannot recall whether he drank beef tea or the experimental compound.
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Smoking Stunts the Growth in Boys and Youths
The article argues that smoking harms young males by degrading heart function and lung capacity and stunting growth. It cites trainers who ban smoking for athletic training and claims youthful smokers are shorter and lighter than non smokers. It notes cigarettes are especially harmful and quotes the Ladies’ House Journal on nicotine poisoning risks.
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