Treatment program yields hopeful references for patients
Twenty six patients under his treatments, and everyone will make a fine reference.
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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1911
Page
14
Twenty six patients under his treatments, and everyone will make a fine reference.
A historical notice touts Dr Lambert with 38 years of experience and over 29 000 cases. It cites references from Princeton and Mendota Illinois, lists named locals, and praises his cures for stomach diseases cross eyes deafness and diseased eyes. Free consultations and demonstrations are offered to prove his methods.
The article argues that praising character over deficiencies helps sensitive children grow. It urges consistent love, charity, and hope to fill a child with beauty and truth. It endorses reinforcing self worth as God’s child with infinite possibilities.
A Boston Transcript excerpt notes that salt water influences listeners on ferries and steamers, provoking reckless guesses and indulgence in alcohol and profanity. It warns that overheard remarks on docks and ships fuel inaccurate information and sensational stories among travelers and观察者.
Oregon ranchmen grip that moving pictures misrepresent cowboy life. Filmmakers want actors to ride bucking horses for scenes and pay well. Cowboys favor the idea yet old ranchers resent it and fear busybody eastern ideas. They note rodeo stunts are only a small slice of a cowboy’s life.
In a scene of boarding house life a young man explains he will not pay for storage, planning to leave his belongings with the landlady for free during a four week trip. He says he will settle up on return and recover his stuff.
The article argues white bread is fattening due to poor chewing and insufficient fermentation by saliva. It emphasizes thorough mixing with saliva and slow swallowing to improve digestion, warning that fast swallowing leads to delayed digestion and potential unhealthy starch effects.
An American tourist in France taps his boatman on the shoulder and points to fishermen making a fine haul. The guide briskly answers with a single word fish. The fragment ends with unclear dialogue about a cyclone and a casual exchange.
Local notes recount visits and social plans from Geneseo and surrounding towns. Mrs Miller and Mrs Emmons host gatherings, piano purchases, and a box social set for Fremont school. Wesley Schinlieber ships Poland China pigs. Soliday brokers land transfer at 110 dollars per acre. Community members attend church services, baptisms planned, and a birthday anniversary celebrated with a large group.
Guidance on placing wells away from pollution sources cites 100 to 150 feet distances and higher ground to prevent contamination. The piece also covers Dr Wiley’s anti public tobacco campaign urging bans on smoking and chewing where others are affected. News from Tampico Tornado reports improved train service on the branch to Mendota with direct Chicago connections following a Chicago hearing.
WM Ashdown & Sons and others announce a public sale of 40 March farrow Duroc Jersey boars at Weinrich Bros barn in Geneseo on Saturday Oct 21 1911 starting at 1 PM. Boars from top blood lines and bred by noted breeders. buyers protected with breeder guarantees and 60 day trial return. Cash or six month bankable notes with 6 percent interest.
A fragmentary discussion on the paradox of genius. It notes that geniuses are admired yet difficult to live with, citing Lombroso and Bernard Shaw. The piece contrasts societal envy of genius with the practical misery of living with exceptional individuals and mentions scientific labels for geniuses as anomalies.
A travel column notes seasoned travelers from the Americans Globe Trotters share tips for smooth journeys. One veteran credits planning and maintaining hair and humor to avoid nerves and crowding in salt air while praising tipping stewardesses for a pleasant voyage.
A fragment from a humor piece shows a clergyman asking about neighborly love, with Rastus retorting that he loves neighbors but not self-admired, ending with an advert for Turner Lumber Co offering roofing discounts.
Fragmentary notice notes a marketing push at The New Fair urging buyers to purchase swamp land now while prices are said to be low. The text hints at favorable terms but is unclear on specifics.
An advertisement claims Ceresota Flour outperforms rival brands in baked loaves. The pitch urges skepticism of current flour quality and promises noticeable differences in large white loaves.
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