Errors in Living and The Limits of Healthful Diets
Dr Charles W Purdy argues in the North American Review that modern excesses in appetite and luxury harm digestion and longevity. He contends that affluent lifestyles strain the body's mechanisms, accelerating breakdown and disease beyond the era’s inherited limits, despite vestiges of older frugal habits.
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Anger and Eggs in Death Case: A Meals Mystery
A St Louis Republic report recounts a man’s sudden death after a meal and his friend’s claim he killed him by anger and poison. Doctors split on cause while an inquiry notes the victim ate five cages before collapsing, as a neighbor links bitter temper to the outcome.
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Tea and hot drinks urged to reduce thirst and aid digestion
The article argues against ice cold beverages to quell thirst and favors hot drinks above 60 degrees for safer relief. It cites Florence Nightingale defending tea and notes English and US military officers anticipate advances in fortifications, bicycles, and automatic guns shaping future warfare.
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Wille
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Fragmented Night Vision and Odd Perceptions Reported
A garbled account describes visions of bright sparks when striking or squinting in darkness and seeing unfamiliar sensations when focusing on words or time. It mentions a hidden place and an accident tied to a mystery figure named Shantil Mariaipe with questions about quick reactions and deduced causes.
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Turbulent Washington Salon Encounter and Indian Advocate Incident
In a Washington salon General Pleasonton confronts a stranger who questions Confederate soldiers and recalls a past mock duel over memory. The piece then shifts to Nevada Indian leader Johnston Sides and his temperance push after a saloon whisky dispute, including his legislative resolution and the tribe's celebratory departure.
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