Soldier's letter from France reveals five days under heavy shelling
John Shea of DuBois, a notable athlete, writes from France about a five day bombardment near Ypres in 1916 and the brutal conditions. He recalls crawling through trenches, scarce water, wounded friends, gas, and the fear of shells while detailing courage, losses, and the strain of combat.
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Individual Responsibility in Wartime Health Habits
Health and hygiene guidance urges individuals to protect community health as war demands increase. A nursemaid system shows contagious disease can spread via reused drug containers. proper quarantine prevents epidemics and economic disruption. The piece ends with a Christmas gift suggestion for Progre ss and McCall's Magazine and a call to keep well to support the war effort.
Chiropractic theory on nerve function and spinal health
The brain generates nerve force transmitted through the spinal cord and nerves. Pressure from slight vertebral displacement reduces nerve transmission, causing illness. Chiropractic adjustments remove pressure, restoring normal transmission and allowing disease to disappear, regardless of its name.
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