Take a Look at Yourself Dr Goldberger on Pellagra
An excerpted Montgomery Journal piece discusses Dr. Goldberger’s claim that pellagra stems from diet rather than contagion, urging better nutrition and criticizing overreliance on corn products while noting controversy and ongoing medical uncertainty about the disease’s causes and cures. The article also quotes local reflections on self examination and reading, highlighting public health advice and a Mobile minstrel, Al G. Pidd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ep Goldberzer
Theater Health Department
Della
Goldberger
Walt
Pellagra Mystery Stirs Doctors Across Regions
The article notes debate over pellagra causes, with Dr. Goldberger cited as suggesting a dietary or living condition link. It questions long-standing medical diagnoses and foresees further investigation as pellagra spreads in certain regions and demands clearer answers.
Women’s Suffrage Debate Prompts Public Impact Talk
A remark by Bishop John Lancaster Spaulding states that the experiment of woman suffrage will be made despite theories and prejudices. He calls women the most religious moral and sober portion of Americans and questions why their influence in public life remains limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lancaster Spaulding
Winter Weather Surpasses Last Two Seasons
Report notes colder spell than previous winters and ongoing chilly trend as winter remains in early stages. The update emphasizes persistent cold conditions across the season.
Start off the New Year in such a way that you can hold out
A brief editorial line urging readers to begin the year with discipline and persistence. It emphasizes beginning the year with steady habits to endure future challenges. The note reflects a period voice encouraging resilience as the year starts.
Mark Twain on Woman Suffrage Argues Against Prohibition of Voting
Mark Twain criticizes anti suffrage arguments noting women’s peaceful progress and equality. He asserts women have earned civil rights through energy courage and perseverance, despite male resistance. He cites historical context from the late 19th and early 20th centuries to defend voting rights for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Avery
Jess
Tess
Mark Twa
Business Promise to Customers Announcement
A formal notice states the business will adhere strictly to a new rule and asks customers for support. It reassures longtime patrons of gratitude for past business and commits to earning continued patronage in the future.
Fragmentary Birmingham Ledger rant on tasting due danger
A garbled historic newspaper fragment from Birmingham Ledger references New Orleans and a district, with repeated phrases about not understanding others and dissatisfaction. The text is incoherent, unreadable in parts, and lacks clear events or identifiable individuals.
I confess Cardus cured a woman's long sickness
Mrs Eula Mae Reid of this place says Cardus, the women's tonic, eased severe colds and digestion problems. She gained weight after using it and quit spitting up what she ate. Cardui is promoted as a remedy for weakened female organs with a half century of testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Mae Reid
Cardus
Cardui
Bargain Real Estate Listings Near Dothan and Slocomb
A flood of auction style farm and home ads touts 70 acre parcels near Webb and Dothan with running water, timber, and multiple settlements. Prices from 2,500 to 4,200 dollars with terms offered. some properties swap for city lots and other real estate, highlighting ideal farms and affordable homes in the area.
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Webb
Dothan
Andrew
Blocomb
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Alabama
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Engle
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Mobile
Iman
Bield
Hook
Nim
Wien
Daviars Fundal
Pelliigera
Goldberger Xuya
Cope
Doldberger
Dudley
Griffing’s
Griffing Brothers
Grand Bay, Alabama
B. W. Clendinen & Company
Birmingham
Biainghaan
New Orleans
Dothan National Bank
Natonal Bank
Ciattenoa Medicine
First National Bank of Dothan
D. C. Carmichael
E.R. Malone
G. H. Malone
Robert Boyd
United States
Acton
Cotton Coal Company
The
Slocomb
Tron
Oe Tay
Bethal
Witon Street
South Oates
Fea
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