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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1902
Page
7
A gym scene shows a man teaching breathing techniques to improve lung capacity and thorax development. The instructor explains exercises to strengthen the abdominal muscles, correct the stoop, and improve health for all, not just athletes.
A Medical Press summary explains salt deprivation lowers bodily vitality and raises vulnerability to epidemics when per capita annual salt intake drops below twenty pounds. It contrasts salt needs in humans with wild beasts and notes that natural food salts, combined with phosphates, are vital beyond common table salt for blood, muscles, and nerves.
The British Museum houses the largest book an atlas from the fifteenth century seven feet high its vast binding and clasps resemble a room wall. The smallest is a Bijou Almanac under an inch square bound in red morocco and tucked in a lady’s glove.
A Georgetown family preserves rare heirlooms from early coal oil lamp invention. One lamp imitates a candle with a white painted top and no chimney, while another glass lamp expands into a globe to hold oil. The family owns both the first and second invented designs, highlighting the rapid evolution from candle to coal oil lighting.
Father Thurston argues the rosary name and practice owe more to a long standing Christian legend than to modern origins. A youth places a wreath on Our Lady and, after monks advise, recites aves. robbers encounter a vision of Mary weaving fifty roses into a garland, converting them to monastic life.
A cargo valued at one million dollars was brought into San Francisco in a single ship. The report notes opium’s accepted medicinal use but warns that such a large import could fuel suspicions that the practice of smoking opium remains in the country.
An ad claims White Ribbon Remedy can suppress appetite for alcoholic drinks in any drink secretively. It cites endorsements from WoO TU members and Mrs. Moore of the Ventura WCTU and offers trial packages and mail orders from Boston, with a local Anniston listing.
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