The Truth Takes Care of Itself in Healing By Suggestion
The piece discusses mental suggestion as an ancient healing method and cites Mrs. Eddy Emile Cone and a New York practitioner. It notes the idea that truth cannot be downed, and offers examples of self healing by daily affirmations and negation therapies. It mentions a hospital case of twelve alcohol poisoning admissions after Christmas and deaths linked to moonshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Eddy
Emile
Sarah Bernhardt
Mrs. Fady
New York
Danbury Man Killed by Bus in Glenbrook
Coroner J J Phelan opened an inquiry into the death of James Healy of 4 Whitlock Street Danbury who was struck by a Connecticut Co passenger bus in Glenbrook last evening. William Zerrenner of 28 Hill Street Hartford a driver or operator of the bus was arrested and released on bond of 200 pending the coroner's finding.
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Stamford
J. J. Phelan
James Healy
Whitlock Street
Danbury
Connecticut Co
Glenbrook
William Zerrenner
Hill Street
Hamford
Two More Arrests in Klan War in Louisiana and Baltimore
Baltimore reports a habeas corpus writ freeing Dr. B M McKain former Met Rouge mayor on murder charges with extradition papers to Louisiana. In Morehouse Parish two other officials, including ex sheriff T J Burnett, are jailed as Justice Department agents pursue more arrests in the Lake La Fourche killings case.
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Baltimore
A. P
B. M. McKain
Met Rouge
James P. Gorter
Louisiana
McKain
Parker
Dr. McKoln
McKoln
Hugh H. Young
Brady
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Rouge
Morehouse Parish
Tom Richards
Watt Daniels
Department of Justice
Lake la Fourche
T. J. Burnett
Anva
Speaker
Bastrop
Toomba
Coco
Texas
Hannis Taylor Dead at 71 Former U S Minister to Spain
Washington, Dec 27. Hannis Taylor, noted international law authority and former United States minister to Spain, died at his home at 71. He previously served as consul for the government before the claims commission under the Spanish American treaty and the Alaska boundary commission in 1903.exports in creasing.
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Washington
Hannis Taylor
United States
Spain
Taylor
Claims Commission
Alaska Boundary Commission
Oldest Cat in Country Dies in Billings Montana
Thomas Patriarch, aged 24 years and 3 months, died at the home of Mr and Mrs Grover Sample in Billings. Born in 1898 in Northfield Michigan, the long time Northern Pacific train mascot had disputed the claim of a younger Missoula cat to the nation’s oldest feline title.
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Billings
Mont
Thomas Patriarch
United States
Grover Sample
Thomas
Northfield
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Fire destroys Del-Mar apartments in Toledo
Toledo, Ohio, December 27. The Del-Mar apartments, Toledo’s costliest dwelling, burned late last night. W A Faunce, 55, of the Eastern Mortgage and Realty Co, was killed. Property loss estimated at 100,600.
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Toledo
Ohio
del- Mar
W. A. Faunce
Eastern Mortgage and Realty Company
Child Girl Sparks Louisiana Klan War Exposé
New Orleans reports that a three year old girl Leota Richards becomes the focal point in Governor John M. Parker s crackdown on the Ku Klux Klan. Her recall of masked men abducting her father and the ensuing terror helped rally action as investigations and grand jury sessions faced delays and silence. The narrative follows family peril, political pressure, and the search for justice amid hooded intimidation.
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Ae Meriis
Mer Rouge
Louisiana
F. Watt Daniel
Thomas F. Richards
Parker
Met Rouge
J. D. Rooney
United States
Rooney
Tot Davenport
International News Service
New Orleans
John M. Parker
Ku Klux Klan
Bastrop-Mer Rouge
Bastop
Leota
Watt Daniels
Richards
Morehouse Parish
Thomas Richards
Ecota
Baton Rouge
State Capitol
Cop Attacked Woman in Park and a Suspect Surrenders
Syracuse reports William McDonald a longtime park patrolman surrendered to police as the man sought for the Jack the Grabber series. Mrs Leslie McFadden, 24, says he struck her twice in the mouth after attempting advances, trailing from a movie house to her home. In Paris Madame Bernhardt’s illness worsens as doctors note fatigue after her activities yesterday and breakfast with visitors.
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Syracuse
William McDonald
Leslie McFadden
Paris
A. P
Sarah Bernhardt
Kishier
Marot
Widow of Bob Fitzsimmons Led Toward Poverty
The widow once known as Mrs Bob Fitzsimmons, famed for aiding wartime relief, is now penniless and unable to meet bills. Once valued between 560,000 and 5166,000, she supported two children Evelyn and Marvin and previously ran evangelistic missions. She recalls her past as Tema Zela, the French opera singer, and says she trusts in God amid hardship.
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Chicago
1. N
Bob Fitzsimmons
James J. Corbett
Carson City
St. Patrick's Day
Bob
Fitzsimmons
Belgium
Hob
Pennliess
Wilrth
Evelyn
Marvin
Rob
Tema Zela
Bis
Butte
Mont
Los Angeles
Essen
Grill Father of Slain Girl in Brooklyn Murder Case
New York police ordered a large number of detectives to probe the death of 10 year old Theresa McCarthy found with a bullet wound in her Brooklyn home. Edward McCarthy, her father, was questioned for hours as investigators seek the motive and events leading to the close range shot. In Washington, the Eastern Maine Railroad sought ICC approval to build 34 miles of track from Houston to a connection with Maine centers at Bancroft.
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New York
Theresa McCarthy
Trocklyn
Edward McCarthy
Washington
Eastern Maine Railroad Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
Houston
Maine
Bancroft
Quake Shakes New Zealand Interior with Damaging Shocks
Wellington New Zealand December 27 fresh earthquake shocks were reported from the interior with severe damage in the Walkari region. Communication was interrupted making it unclear if there were any fatalities.
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Wellington
N. Z
New Zealand
Walkari
Parley Nears Crisis Point in Far East Talks
London dispatch reports from Lausanne warn the Far East Conference could collapse if Turkish tactics continue. Lord Curzon says Britain pledges to defend Mosul and keep foreign powers from involvement while ready to have Turkish and British experts meet to draw the northern boundary of the Trak. Also noted is the death of James J. Durkin in New York after a freight-yard accident.
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London
A. P
Reuters
Lausanne
Lord Curzon
Great Britain
Mosul
Settlement Of Shortage Imminent In Town Clerk Probe
City Attorney John A. Cornell projected a settlement in the town clerk irregularities probe, as detectives withdrew from guarding Town Clerk C. E. Winton. Mayor Fred Atwater confirmed bonding company notice over a $5,000 bond but offered few details. Cornell stressed no admission of account discrepancies, noting a distinction between irregularities and charter noncompliance.
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Winton
Cornell
John A. Cornell
C. E. Winton
Akns
Malone
Vocolla
Fred Atwater
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company of
Baltimore
City Hall
Patrick J. Flanagan
Charles S. Canflela
Wnton
28 LIVES FIVE SHIPS LOST IN GALE ALONG BRITISH COAST
A gale sweeping British coasts for 48 hours caused 28 deaths and the destruction of five ships. Severe storms along the western coast brought snow rain and winds over 100 miles per hour. Livestock losses were reported and bridges washed away while lifeguards aided distressed seamen. railway schedules disrupted and trains delayed. The West Hardaway towed into Halifax with crew safe after two weeks adrift in the North Atlantic.
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London
L N. S
Atlantic
Halifax
N. S
North Atlantic
United States Shipping Board
West Haven
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Clubman Admits Forgery Charge In Syracuse
Charles F. Teller, president of the Syracuse Extension Institute of Accountancy, surrendered to police after affidavits alleged forged names on two checks for 345 dollars each. Teller, a well known businessman and clubman, was taken from his home by Detective Naumann and presented to the chief of police.
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Syracuse
Charles F. Teller
Syracuse Extension Institute of Accountancy
Naumann
Catlin
A. G. Hughes
M. C. Vedder
Teller
Masked bandits rob South Hills treasurer in Pittsburgh
James P. Murphy, treasurer of the South Hills Republican club, was returning home with 1,500 dollars when three masked bandits stopped him a half block from his home in Pittsburgh on December 27. They took the money and fled.
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Pittsburgh
James P. Murphy
South Hills Republican Club
Britain firm on oil stand in Mosul vilayet
Through Foreign Secretary Carson Britain told Turkey no withdrawal from the Mosul oil area and no prolongation of the Near East conference will sway London from its position. The note was conveyed in Lausanne on December 27.
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Lausanne
The
A. P
Carson
Great Britain
Turkey
Mosul
Diamond King Weds Secretly
New York reports Sir Derrick Julius Wernher and Miss Theodora Homanov secretly wed two weeks ago. Wernher, son of the late Sir Julius Wernher who amassed vast diamond wealth in South Africa, and the Russian bride deny royal blood rumors.
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New York
Associated Press
Derrick Julius Wernher
Julius Wernher
Theodora Homanov
Tots Ask Governor To Spare Life Of Dad Slayer
In San Antonio on December 2, Dorothy Finucane and her schoolmate Gladys Stephens plan to visit Austin with five siblings to seek clemency for their father, G. W. Stephens, who awaits trial in Bexar County for a capital murder. Despite a higher court ruling against Stephens, the girls, now nearly 14, are determined to press the governor for mercy as they prepare gifts for a class party.
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Govenor
Dad
San Antonio
Tex
I. N.S
Dorothy Finucane
Gladys Stephens
Gladys
Austin
Dorothy
G. W. Stephens
Bexar County
Stephens
T. A. Finucane
Rex
Chance
Gladys Dorothy
Gov. Neff
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
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Rocky Point
Fall River
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Emi
Veces
Koin
British Coast
America
Department of Commerce
Zel
Wee Blue-Eyed
Babe
Peeteee
Leeta
Dr . F Mechoin
Sid
Teca
Bernhardt
Grill
Quake
James J. Durkin
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East End
John J. Phelan
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Britain
Diamond King
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