Healing Bishop outlines Christian psychology cure method
Chicago bishop Fallows promotes Christian psychology blending faith with physicians care to treat nervous disorders and general illness. He cites three case improvements and argues mind and body work together under medical guidance.
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Bishop Fallows
Chicago
Chilcago
Newt
Christan Peyology
Samuel Fala
Hinhop
St. Paula
Physicians of
Methodist Church
Fallows
Reformed Episcopaliana
Illinois Wesleyan University
Bloomington
John Wests
Mrs. Eddy
Alerness
Chretan
Christhin
Wales
Bialop
Materia Medica
Mra. Eddy
England
Wisconsin
Universality of Wisconsin
Galeaville University
Meshadiat
Oshkosh
Wiaconain
Tonga
End Ocean Gluttony on Trans Atlantic Cruise Line Food Waste
An Atlantic shipping agent and ship directors urge curbs on wasteful dining aboard the largest liners. They cite five meals daily and overordered meat as causing huge food waste. They advocate meals limited to essentials and standard cabin tables to reduce waste and dyspepsia.
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New York
Trana-Atlanthce
London
Ubal
Steamehtp
Europe
Senator Cockrell the Whist Expert and Tempered Veteran
Washington special profiles Francia M Cockrell now on the Interstate Commission as a famed whist player with sharp card sense. The mild veteran, a former Republican aide, can turn fierce when a novice misplays. His whist glare ends careers with a jocular warning to read Hoyle closer.
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Washington
Francia McOckrell
Interstate Commission
Senate
Missouri
Cullom
Flnois
Senator Cockrell
Confederacy
Cockrell
Commission
Hoyle
Witch's Weight Folklore In a Quixotic Grocery Tale
A quirky yarn recounts a girl named Renda weighed at a grocery until morning, allegedly 904 pounds. An amused Mr Mollanashbea adds a punchline about witches’ weight, while elders recall older superstitions of magical heft and familar anecdotes about witches and fortunes.
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Renda
Mr. Mollanashbea
Weigit
Convicts Near Release for Literary Merit in Kansas
Topeka reports that Carl Arnold and Willam Harvey, jailed at Lansing for a 1920 murder, will gain release in April after Governor Hoch commuted their sentences to 18 years. Arnold's book The Kansas Inferno and poems impressed the governor, who notes Arnold’s editor potential and urges correctional reforms.
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Topeka
Kan
Special
Carl Arnold
Willam Harvey
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Arnold
Harvey
John Marah
Kinsley
Kansas
Hiw
Hoch
Portia
Margaret Durham Arrives at Miss Simmons Select School
An arrival at Miss Simmons school sees Margaret Durham popular for her looks and attire yet shaky in posture and speech during the monthly musicale. The scene features a formal reception with misread questions from an elderly guest as five girls perform duties while others observe.
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Harper's Weekly
Margaret Durham
Miss Simmons
Margaret
Eramimanto
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