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Newspaper
Holbrook News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
3
The article contrasts mind and body health, urging calm to aid the body. It recounts Dr. Rice charging a patient ten dollars to begin an exam, then advising financial settlement after a grim diagnosis, the patient retorting that the doctor already did so by taking nineteen dollars.
An assortment of items includes a critique of bluing practice urging use of Red Cross Ball Blue and warning against water dilution. The page also features miscellaneous tips on insects, animal anecdotes, and an ad for Mother Gray’s Australian Leaf to cure female ailments with a sample offered.
Fine care for hair with the new improved formula from Mayer Co. promises results. It claims to stop falling hair dandruff and acts as an elegant dressing with new bottle and contents.
The Carnegie Observatory on Mount Wilson California features mirror telescopes and daily phototellographs since 1904. Education criticizes a national ladder from gutter to university, while notes on potato pen wipers in Kansas City hotels and a surge of child slavery in Yunnan are reported alongside a discussion of English and public school teaching. The magnetic poles are located near 70N 96W, with the south pole undetermined but near 73S 150E.
Advertises Murine Eye Remedy liquids and salve with prices. offers free eye books and advice by mail. Mentions Murine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago. Then notes Faroe Islands trees in Thorshavn with history of their preservation in a main street and an odd road arrangement.
A concise reflection notes that memory has limits as learning increases causing loss of other valuable knowledge. The brain’s finite capacity means gains may accompany losses in what is recalled.
In Uncle Eben's view a woman seeking political work earns trouble by marrying a man who thinks he can boss hired help. The column then extols Dr Pierce’s Pellets as a mild, gentle remedy that regulates stomach liver and bowels without griping.
A compact excerpt discusses how mental distress weakens the body, urging resistance to anxiety. It notes Charlet’s ability to draw Napoleon from memory, mentions drawing method, and references military strategy: strong-willed maps yielding to opposition through flank moves.
An invention to self massage without aid uses a wall mounted frame with adjustable height. A wheel carries leather covered balls on spoke ends and is turned by cranks and gears to deliver massage motion.
A letter from Mrs. Orville Rock argues against surgery for female ailments. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after four weeks in hospital. The missive urges other women to try the remedy before resorting to operations.
Denver Republican correspondent reports Ernest Hollenbeck killed one of the region’s largest golden eagles as it flew away with a rooster in its talons. The six feet seven inch bird had harassed chicken yards for months and will be stuffed and mounted.
A quotation from Fliegende Blätter mocks Mrs Jones for her nomination claiming the speaker has more flowers on her hat than she has in her garden. The remark reflects satirical commentary on suffragist figures and their campaigns.
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