We Are Constantly Exposed to Disease Germs
Charles Clyde Sutter argues that disease germs pose little threat when the body is well nourished and defended. He urges understanding natural immunity and warns against inviting germs by poor living conditions, using horses as a metaphor for harmless beings misused by humans.
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Charles Clyde Sutter
United States
Diseases That Show In Your Face
An essay extols face reading of health signs, condemns refined foods and stresses the role of blood purity. It advocates S. S. S. as a vegetable blood purifier and warns teachers about nutrition and mineral deficiencies affecting immunity and learning. William B. Scheetz, Civil War veteran, is buried in Dauphin after Memorial Day services.
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S.S.S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, Ga
William B. Scheetz
Apedal
Dauphin
North Erle Street
J. K. Robb
Zion Lutheran Church
Dauphin Cemetery
John Q. Fertig
William Poffenberger
Frank Putt
Samuel Maurey
Fimanuel Feaser
Daniel Seiler
Order of Masons
Marysville
Sewing Class Picnic Ends Meeting in Dauphin
Special to the Telegraph reports Miss Margaret Brooks led a sewing class in Dauphin to a closing picnic at her home on Saturday afternoon. The event capped a session of crafts and camaraderie with students enjoying a communal meal and reflection on the group’s progress. The article notes the setting and community tone of the closing gathering.
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Harrisburg
Carlisle Garment Co
Carlisle
J. Ferber, & Co
N. Y
M. Blitz & Co
Phila
Telegraph Dauphin
Margaret Brooks
Carisle High School
Eva K. Reitzel
Adams Citizens Appeal County Auditor Report
Eleven Adams county citizens filed an appeal to the county auditors report in the Prothonotary's office. They object to listed expenses claiming the amounts are excessive.
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Adams
Cial
Gettysburg
Adams County
Prothonotary
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