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Newspaper

Jackson Herald

Location

Jackson, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1908

Page

6

Hypnotic Suggestion Promises Self Transformation

A New York Sunday World excerpt outlines Dr. John D. Quackenbos and other hypnotic suggestionists claiming the power to transform individuals through trance. It cites cases in acting, painting, diplomacy, and health, detailing methods, risks, and the idea of transliminal self guidance enhancing latent talents.

York Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde John D. Quackenbos Columbia University Quackenhouwte Wnyway Quackenbos Bernhard New York Monttre Edward VII President McKinsey

How to Cure Yourself of Drunkenness

Dr John Quackenbos urges alcoholics to quit by repeating a self denying creed. He stresses that whisky harms body and mind and promotes energy from food air exercise and sleep. The text promises a total victory over temptation from this hour onward.

Robert Louis Stevenson Dr. Quackenbos John DR. Quackenbos

Europe Is Growing Colder, Says Flammarion Tables

The Philadelphia Record reports Camille Flammarion has found from six years of meteorological data that Europe’s temperature is falling. Paris readings run a decree below normal, with cooler springs and similar trends in Britain, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Austria, and Germany. Historical notes mention wine at royal courts in Philip Augustus and Henry IV eras, yet current times show no vineyard dominance.

Camille Flammarion Europe Philadelphia Petaal France Paris Great Britain Belgium Spain Italy Austria Germany Philip Augusta Etampea Heauvain Henry IV Suresnes

Amusing Atlantic City Boardwalk Exchange

A Philadelphia physician recalls an amusing talk between two Irish maids on a boardwalk in Atlantic City regarding health, disease trends, and liver trouble. They debate new medicines and ask how slugs might enter the liver, reflecting humorous, misinformed banter from a Sunday Magazine illustration.

Philadelphia Atlantic City Norah Illustrated Sunday Magazine

Cuthurn Cure Mentioned for Longstanding Eczema Case

A 65 year old Tipton man recalls a lifelong eczema torment that worsened to large boils. After using Cuthurn Soap Ointment Revolvent and Pills for eight months he claims a full cure. Local endorsements confirm the testimonial.

Hale Bordwell Tipton Bordwell Nelson R Burnett

Moonshineville Drummer Describes Rival Store Rivalry

A Ky. storekeeper laments new competition from a rival shop. He says customers were driven away as violent acts occurred, with both sides suffering losses and leaving few patrons for either business. The tale shows a grim conflict over trade in Moonshineville.

Moonshineville Crossroads Coure Kalker

The Trouble with Some People

A brief reflection notes that certain individuals avoid small efforts yet cling to self respect, highlighting a common social fault and its effects on behavior and perception.

Woman's Backache and Feminine Health Signals

An old notice describes backache as a sign of feminine illness and urges prompt attention. It links nervousness headaches and loins pain with uterine health, recommending a singular remedy to restore balance and health in women.

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women

Mrs Will Young of Rockland Maine reports relief from long standing backaches after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Augustus Lyon of East Earl Pennsylvania says severe backaches pressing down pain and loss of appetite vanished making her feel like a new woman. The advertisement extols Lydia Pinkham's remedy as a standard treatment for female disturbances including displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities and backache among other symptoms.

Lydia E. Pinkham Will Young Columbia Ave Rockland Augustus Lyon Fast Earl Mrs. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham

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