Ministers Told to Use Dr Miles Heart Cure for Nervous Prostration
Rev J P Kester of London Mills Illinois writes that overwork in the pulpit caused heart trouble and nervous collapse. After taking Dr Miles Heart Cure with Nervine during a 10 week revival he could preach for hours without suffering. The remedies are sold with a guarantee refunds if the first bottle does not help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Kester
A. B. Church
London Mills
Cushman
J. Lennox Browne
F. BC
Central London
Browne
The Enemy Is Ours Grippe Cure Endorsed by Mrs. Tulga
Mrs Maggie Tulga of Ironton Ohio testifies to quick relief from grippe with Dr Bull s Cough Syrup after a week of illness. She says a bottle cured the dreadful cough and disease and recommends it to all sufferers. Sold everywhere for 25 cents.
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Carthage
Omer
Salem
Ala
D. W. Floyp
M.D
Soshiten Drug Co
Vincennes
Indiana
Dr. Bull
Longing for the Fields and Natural Peace Poem Fragment
Poem fragment by William Struthers in Home Journal expresses longing beyond industrial grime and urban vice for tranquil fields. It contrasts harsh city life with fragrant, sunlit meadows and natural music of birds and trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Struthers
Home Journal
Love and Strife On A Humble Village Farm
A small village house shelters Hubert and Kathrine and their foster daughter Liz who grows from child to beauty as John, the farmer’s son, returns from study. Tensions rise as Liz and John drift apart amid family worries and a widening rift over control and affection.
Village romance ends in marriage under linden tree
Liz Song agrees to marry John after a plan to work away leads to love at home. John, torn between a miller's daughter and Liz, rejects the other option and sails forward with Liz, as parents look on and the scene shifts to memories of Beaconsfield’s wife and Disraeli’s remarkable match.
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John
Kathrine
Liz Song
Mother Kathrine
Liz
Hubert
St. Louis Republic
Penny Collections On The Cable Cars Revealed
A New York Mail and Express report quotes a cable car conductor saying conductors collect many pennies daily as change from women who search pocketbooks. He notes that pennies are not accepted by the company because counting them would take too long, leaving women with their fair share of small change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Mail and Express
Shyness Called a Disease by Insanity Experts
A New York Journal report argues shyness is a symptom of dementia or melancholia and notes doctors in New York and London see it as a mental disorder in both women and men. It cites cases of extreme fear, fits of shyness, and links to suicidal tendencies, urging early treatment and physician consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Kunz
New York
Henry Campbell
Northwest London Hospital
New York Journal
Major in institution for feeble minded treatment
A mutual friend asks about a major's whereabouts. A colonel remarks idly that the major is in an institution for the feeble minded, noting it is a water cure establishment and suggesting the name is different but the meaning similar. The Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt conveys irony and social stigma.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Miles
J. WH. Salisbury
Bishop
Hlinois Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary
Chicago
Boca Oy Ray Ua
Ad Cushman Drag Co
Ind
Dearborn
DR. Hathaway & CO
Nog So
Broad St
Atlanta
Santoso
la Madrid CO
Cincinnati
Ohio
Angles
Lady Beaconsfield
Lord Beaconsfield
Cornhill Magazine
Disraeli
Ross
Joo Drors
Fac Simile Signature of
Castoria
Vltdie
Gordon Institute
Barnesville
Georgia
DR. Candler
E. G Branson
Turner & Proqt
Barnesville. GA
Brewers Lung
Henry J. Lamar & Sons
Macon
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