Chiropractic Restores Clarity on Disease Differences
A remark on the variety of diseases and how chiropractic practice may illuminate why occurrences differ among individuals, suggesting a simple explanatory approach.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
4
First Husband Must Pay Court Debts for Wife
Superior Judge Mint of Sa. Fravelsea ruled two husbands cannot be responsible for debts of one wife. He found Jot Wemple and Wernpte liable for a judgment against Bao B. Stringer and ter Wosbee, with Stringer purchasing an estate. Werthe became Mrs Stringer after a decree of Alvoree. Judge Hunt split ruling, assigning Wernpte responsibility for the wife’s debts but favoring Stringer for costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mint
Fravelsea
Justice's Court
Giotine & Goldsmith
Bao B
Ashe
Joti Wemple
Alvoree
Berameo
Stringer
Sas
Hunt
Wernpte
Lushemd
Jude
Mes Stringer
Stee
How Colds Are Contracted and Treated
Colds arise from bacteria in the air passages of healthy people. Becoming chilled or exhausted or overindulging weakens resistance, allowing colds to take hold quickly. Use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed to recover. neglecting it risks serious illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althy
Adv
Moulton Questions Whale Tale In Bible Report
Dr R G Moulton of the University of Chicago told Wesleyans in Bath that Jonah was not swallowed by a whale and that the story is not part of the real Bible. He blamed careless printing and commentary for turning a footnote into epic fiction, turning sacred text into satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Moulton
University of Chicago
Bath
England
Jonah
Doctor Moulton
Tonah
Slim people live longest says actuaries at Edinburgh
A table of standard weights presented to an Edinburgh actuarial convention based on 18 000 healthy British Isles men shows lighter individuals tend to live longer. Other figures compare average weights of Germans and Austrians being heavier than Britons Canadians or Americans, noting rationing benefited longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actuaries
Edinburgh
British Isles
Orr
Fort Found West of Le Vaca on Garcia River
University of California historian Dr Herbert Bolton reports the La Salle fort was located farther west on the Garcia River, not on the La Vaca. He describes a ninety by ninety foot adobe fortress ruin buried in the ground as proof supporting his theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
la Salle
le Vaca
Garcia River
Ierbert BE. Bolton
University of California
Bolton
la Vaca
Stuminous paint from heated sulfides with strontium carbonate
A British patent describes making stuminous paint by heating sublimed sulfur with carbonates of strontium calcium and magnesium, strontium carbonate favored. A sample mix uses 26 parts sulfur 19 strontium carbonate 6 enk lin carbenate 1 magnesium ecarbonate, heated to about 1500 Fahrenheit, ground, then made into liquid paint with mastle varnish turpentine spirit or drying oils.
Depopulated Nebraska Town Faces Silent Storefront
Forty years ago in Lowell Nebraska a shopkeeper stocked a full store as the town declined with the railroad shift. The shop remained closed and the town now has under thirty residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Neb
Films to recreate Jerusalem on Southern California hills
A planned film project will erect a replica of Jerusalem in southern California with gates sacred olives and biblical sites like Bethlehem Jericho and Nazareth. The program aims to cover the entire history of the Bible and promises unprecedented fidelity, attracting significant global interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Jericho
Naszaroth
Christ
One Exception to Life Questioned by Census Taker
A fragment shows a dialogue about a person’s status being questioned by a census taker, hinting at scrutiny of life or social standing. The line suggests tension between individual status and official inquiry.
The Helpfulness Dilemma in Married Life
In a witty exchange the bride brags that her husband fixes things at home and saves costs. Older wives warn that such useful husbands may overstep, becoming meddlesome and chaotic, with tales of tools, blow torches, burned eyebrows, and ruined laundry, ending with the question of whether the bride should still praise male help at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Johnnie
Jimmie
Jimmy
Henry
Japan's Industrial Progress in Machinery Trade
Japan's rapid industrial progress shows in machinery imports from 1914 to 1918. Value rose from about 12 million to over 20 million dollars, with the United States supplying 20 percent in 1914 and 80 percent in 1918. Principal imports include spinning machinery steam boilers metal and wood working machinery electrical gear sewing machines and related accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Local chat about loud work and a doubtful suitor
An informal Kansas City Star passage recalls neighbors debating noise from a night of hammering and revelry while avoiding a confrontation with a persistent young suitor targeting the couple’s eldest daughter. Gap Johnson plans to scare him off by feigning more aggression than he really uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petunia
Kansas City
Ruther
Gap
Colling
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Kansas City Star
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Chiropractic
H. Askew
Palmer Chiropractor
Washington and
Vine Streets
Mary Pickford
Jean Websters
W. L. Douglas Shoe Co
Robert Johnson and
Rand Star Brand
Grover’s
Julius Sudranski
Musi
the Herald
America
SLIM
London Insurance
Nebraska
Holy Land
Kemp
Westinghouse
The
Electric Shop
Putnam Electric CO
Herald
Chesterfield
Stace
Ra "Cigare Rss “S
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