Temperance and diet reform from the Graham Journal
Excerpts argue temperance in all things improves happiness and health. The Graham Journal notes vegetable meals and unbolted meat aid digestion, with examples from Russia and Scotland of hardy workers relying on simple fare. It cites Graham on food quantity urging minimal intake matched to needs to avoid excess.
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Graham Journal of Health and Longevity
Russia
Teather
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Moffats Life Pills and Phenix Bites Mentioned in 1830s Notices
A ragbag of 1830s items reports a medicine promotion for distant sufferers with rising demand and agent recruitment. It also covers a Spanish schooner massacre by enslaved people, a Buffalo newspaper claim about Miss Westfall, a Baltimore riot tied to a nunnery, and political commentary on Tennessee and New Brunswick boundary matters.
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Gov. Fairfield
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