Doctors Disagree in Howe Excerpt On Bodily Functions
E W Howe’s Monthly highlights Dr Logan Clendening’s The Human Body with bold claims on longevity and health. The author cites opinions on diet, cleanliness, and the role of doctors versus midwives and patrons like John D. Rockefeller and McCormick in medical advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
Alfred A. Knopf
Clendening
John D. Rockefeller
McCormick
Chicago
H. L. Mencken
Harvard
Mr. Mencken
Fairness and civility in daily life clash in Iowa visit
An Iowa lawyer in Atchison notes widespread dullness and unfair conduct. The speaker argues that many people abandon fair dealing, lie, loaf, and act impolitely in pursuit of personal gain, while civilization demands civilized behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Atchison
A Portrait of the Unruly Man Below the Middle
The speaker laments impudent, unreliable men he calls below the middle. He argues many are smart yet disorderly, making daily interactions fraught. He recalls street fights born from unbearable impudence and notes the need to trade politeness for firmness to manage such individuals.
Plain Talk on Candidates and Media Dullness
Bruce Barton laments dull news days and overexposed would be candidates for the presidency. He mocks fabricated figures like Tuto Totuberry and criticizes publishers who press for reviews and follow ups, noting stock waters in Wall Street would not impress in a small town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuto Totuberry
San Francisco
Hawaii
Wall Street
Bruce Barton
Local notes cover injuries illness and travel plans
A varied city update reports a girl breaking a leg at home in Kansas Power & Light, Mrs. S F Hays near 77, business college promotions, two boys Arthur Bode and Alvin Franklin found in Coffeyville, an 18 day vacation for express messenger L L Laxton, church activities, a boar attack injuring H B Wolters Bendena, a new baby to Egbert and Mrs Berry, and Jupiter’s surface temp around 200 degrees below zero Fahrenheit.
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Seff's
Savings Bank
W. J. Baker
North Fifth Street
Jack Henderson
Kansas City
Ed Boney
Kansas
S. F. Hays
Amos Hays
Hays
South Eighth Street
Atchison Business College
Arthur Bode
Alvin Franklin
Atchison
Coffeyville
L. L. Laxton
Express Messenger
Atchison Hospital
Charles T. Gundy
Egbert Berry
Berry
Ben Andrews
Topeka
W. P. Waggener
Excelsior Springs
Heber Benjamin
Pueblo
Sherman Lentz
Atchison Society Notes Open Week with Visits and Parties
Mrs. John Vass and daughter Genevieve depart for a week at Fort Leavenworth visiting Sergt. and Mrs. Emmerson. Mrs. A. Anderson and daughter Mary Elizabeth plus Mrs. Clarabelle Fick plan nearby visits to Barnes and Green Kas. Denver teachers Miss Genevra Adams and Miss Sherpon come to spend the weekend with Mrs. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vass
Genevieve
Main Street
Ft. Leavenworth
HH. Emmerson
A. Anderson
Mary Elizabeth
Parallel Street
Clarabelle Fick
Atchison Street
Barnes and Green
Kas
Genevra Adams
C. Sherpon
Denver
Emporia
Helen Wallick
Altar Guild Society
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Orpheum Theater
Dilgert’s
M. Warner
Kansas Avenue
Bidit Bridge Club
Byram Hotel
Steve Murphy
H. A. Marteny
John Bergin
Warner
Louis Brockett
Dilgert
Howard Lockwood
Babe Waggener
Will Atchison
Atchison
Louise Kessler
Anne Gilliland
Salina
Trinity Episcopal Church
Santa Fe
Mary Morris
Q Street
Trinity Episcopal
J. T. Hersey
George Wolf
North Terrace
Dr Leonhardt's Hemroid Banishes Piles Treatment
A historical ad touts Dr Leonhardt's Hemroid as a internal remedy for piles. It claims to remove the cause and promises guaranteed results or money back, authorized by T W Byrne and co druggists to sell Hem-Roid with no delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leonhardt
T. W. Byrne
Homecoming notes and local sights in town life
Bernard Blood visits for homecoming from Wichita. Ed Sherrel Smith injures right arm cranking his car at Kan ang Power & Light Co. discussion of Velie cars. high school boys David Ingalls Leslie Pollock and Herbert Harmon plan a weekend trip to Lincoln to attend the Kansas Nebraska game with John Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Blood
St. Benedict's College
Wichita
Ed Boney
Kansas
Sherrel Smith
Kanang Power & Light Co
Lincoln
John Sharp
University of Nebraska
Kansas Nebraska
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E. W. Howe
Folsom State Prison
California
Ier
Linn Millinery Store
City News
Jupiter
W. C. Dunton
Dallas
Texas
Marvin Parker
Cleveland
Ohio
Mabel Ferrier
J. F. Hosier
North First Street
Carl Latenser
John McAdew
A. Turner
William Gildehaus
Fourteenth
Riley Streets
Florance Armstrong
John Richardson
Holden, Mo
Edna Johnson
Maurice O'Keefe
Finesse Club
North River Bluff
Cluh
Carl Dingess
Kittie Cosgrove
Floyd Lauffer
Waramie Street
Kingman
Smart Bros
Main St
Orpheum
Lillian Gish
Annie Laurie
Johnny Arthur
Falsa
Maynard
Jona
Er Sagar
Erick
Antil
Chandler Brokerage Co
the Atchison Weekly Globe
Globe Want
Waggener, Chables
May
Attorneys
General Ee
Pola Negri
Weter B. Kyne
Rudolph Schildkraut
Marguerite DE LA Motte
May Robson
John Bowers
the Collegians
Tom MIX
J. HH. Thaden Co
Washington Commandery No. 2
Knights Templar
Effingham
Troy
C. L. Hixon
E. C. W. M. Thistle
Rec
Purcell Minstrel
Jonathans
Walter J. Braun
N. W
Good Intent Road
H. W. Willis
Mgr
Oscar Seeber
Lake View
Sugar Lake
Lyons Hall
Severance
Gallagher
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