For Jesus' Sake and the Power of Friendly Contact
The text argues that early spiritual help begins with acquainting oneself with others. Repeated friendly gestures act as subtle advertisements for Christ, guiding people to seek spiritual counsel through open, welcoming attitudes.
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Remembering the Maine and the Spanish American War
A dialogue from the Boston Times recalls how the destruction of the Maine sparked war maneuvers. It notes a clash near Manila and the decisive conflict culminating with Spain's decline, highlighting the Maine as the key memory.
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The Dyspeptics Avoid Overeating For Relief
A medical note argues that many stomach problems stem from overthinking and overfeeding. It cites cases of individuals improving by skipping a meal and adopting outdoor living, modest meals, and ample water. It urges abstaining from excess and using simple, well prepared food to let the stomach recover naturally.
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DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Sold To Boy By Drugist
A boy asked for a bottle named by the druggist as a household name. The druggist recognized DeWitt's Little Early Risers and gave him a bottle for constipation sick headache liver and stomach troubles.
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W. A. Wright
Hall's Hair-Renewer tackles dandruff itching
Dandruff which causes itching of the scalp can be cured by Hall's Hair Renewer as a corrective tonic for the glands producing dandruff.
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The Crazy Bill Mystery and the Hidden Gold
A village tale recounts Crazy Bill a known yet elusive figure who befriended a future doctor. The physician recalls Bill's illness and a revelation of a buried treasure hidden near a branch and oak tree, amounting to fifteen thousand dollars secured after Bill’s death.
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Y. A. Litttle
Greatness and its true sense in moral character
A reflective essay argues greatness combines noble character with broad knowledge and unselfish aims. It contrasts historical figures like Hannibal Caesar Napoleon and Gladstone, urging selflessness, broad-mindedness, and public spirit as true marks of greatness while warning against selfish reputation and theft. The piece ends promoting DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy for common ailments.
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None of Us Are Identified by Creed But by Christ Spirit
The quote argues that true identification with Christ comes from the in dwelling spirit of compassion, not adherence to creeds, for anyone without Christ's spirit is not of Him. It emphasizes inner faith over external labeling.
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Pink Pills for Pale People Promoted for Weakened Children
A Detroit mother praises Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People used to treat what she calls a consumption like condition in sixteen year old girls. She cites rapid strength gain and restored appetite after half a box, urging mothers to keep the remedy on hand for growing girls and overworked adults.
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