Modesty and treatment promises for uterine ailments
A promotion for Dr. Pierce remedies claims women avoid examinations by using mail consultations. It extols Favorite Prescription for female weaknesses and displacements, Golden Medical Discovery for impure blood, and All Healing Salve for sores. It emphasizes confidentiality and home use.
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Coin Toss Love Triangle Ends In Embrace
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The Age of Chivalry and Modern Courage
A Washington Post editorial argues that true chivalry flourishes today more than in the knights era. It cites widespread compassion, especially for the poor, sick, women, children, and animals, and notes countless acts of quiet heroism in fires floods travel and industry as evidence of an expanded chivalry in modern times.
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Obesity and Genius in Strand Magazine Reflections
The essay argues against judging intellect by appearance, citing Luther Calvin Renan and especially C H Spurgeon. It quotes Spurgeon asserting his ample body and sound mind, countering the fat and folly stereotype. The tone defends weight as irrelevant to genius.
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Walking styles reveal character across genders
The text links gait patterns with personality traits, noting steady firm steps signal reliability while jerky moves imply instability. It contrasts quick energetic steps with sudden stops and slow abstracted strides as reflections of temperament and courtesy, warning that small steps may indicate meanness, especially in men.
Giants of the Forests and Oldest Trees Worldwide
The tallest tree is a 480 foot Australian eucalyptus. California’s mammoth trees reach 27 to 376 feet tall with bases around 108 feet in circumference. Some rings suggest 2000 to 2500 years of age. The oldest claimed tree sits on Kos Island near Asia Minor, several thousand years old, preserved by stone walls.
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