Fresh Air Treatment for Consumptives Advocated in Sanatoria
Open air living is essential for consumptives, emphasizing fresh air over closed rooms. Climate matters, with dry, bracing environments preferred, and proper shelter against wind, rain, and cold is critical. Verandas, sheltered corridors, and ventilation strategies are urged to maximize comfort and respiratory health.
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Waltera
South Africa
Colorado
Breliment
Dottweiler
Form Law Sanatoria
Nordach
Falkenstein
Canigou
Hohenhonnef
Baise
Adirondack Cottage
Weleker
Jacoby
Burton Fanning
Cromer
Health of Horses Tied to Stable Air Quality
The National Guilder warns that a horae’s condition depends on stable air and ventilation. Disease and eye problems stem from pungent ammonia in poorly ventilated stalls. Clean floors, drainage, regular washing, and gypsum plaster treatment are advised to neutralize foul air and protect horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmers
Jeast
Sleep Aids For Sleeplessness With Diet And Heat Therapy
Common sleeplessness causes include late dinners and evening meals. Advice covers eating after 4 p m or light fruit only, avoiding bread and dairy, and limiting sugars. Gentle exercise, long baths at 92 95 F, abdominal cold-water bandage, and keeping feet warm help sleep. cool compresses on the head may be used if hot.
Nonagenarian Reverend Jacob Chapman Keeps Wood Supply Stable
Rev Jacob Chapman of Exeter New Hampshire, born in Tamworth, remains the oldest living graduate of Phillips Exeter Academy and a long retired clergyman who saws wood daily. He graduated Dartmouth 1835 and Andover Theological 1859, taught for years, and now pursues genealogical research and writings for religious and secular publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Chapman
Exeter
N. H
New Hampshire
Chapman
Tamworth
Phillips Exeter Academy
Dartmouth College
Andover Theological Seminary
Exchange
Why the Body Needs Water
The text explains that without water the body cannot eliminate waste as secretions become too dense and urea production drops. Water dissolves and transports nutrients and waste, circulates substances, and aids excretion. Daily water needs are two to three pints, rising in heat and with fruit juice diets potentially reducing needs.
Water Included In Food Says Hutchinson Authority
Hutchinson an Eneileh authority argues water is a food substance. Water enters the body as a solvent and as a constituent of tissues, increasing heart energy and boosting overall bodily activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Best Doctor Baylson Publishes Results Of Valuable Experience
A claimant named Baylson from Aix-les-Baines recounts relief from indigestion after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He describes stomach pains, sleeplessness, and dull complexion improving after treatment. The piece notes widespread availability and a diet guide from Schenectady for digestion and constipation.
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Baylson
Bayeon
Willian
Willie
Pink Pilla
Proce
Dr. Williams
Dlasormfort
Dowd
Joseph Bayssou Das
Aix-les Baines
France
Roaldes
Larkin Street
San Francisco
Cal
Boy’s Ice Cream Feasts Trigger Misdiagnosis Surgery
A 10 year old Topoke boy ate six dishes of ice cream and drank four bowls of chili soup. Doctors suspected appendicitis and performed surgery but found no appendicitis. The Kansas City Journal reports on the misdiagnosis and unnecessary operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctora
Kansas City Journal
Awful Skin Humor Cured by Cuthura
Boston man P Keyes reports twenty five years of skin humor covering head neck and shoulders ending after using Cuthura. He praises the remedy and urges others to seek it, citing his quick cure and address at 149 Congress Street Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutiura
Cuthura
Cuthnra
P. Keyes
Congress Street
Boston
Mass
Arabian Livingstone to Visit U S for Palestine Jews
Ald Palestine town Archibald Forder known as the Arabian Livingstone undertakes a trip to the United States to advocate for poorer Jews in Palestine and raise support for their relief and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Palestine
Archibald Forder
Livingstone
Arabia
United States
Tea buying tips prompt thrift and self restraint
The Philadelphia Bulletin advises readers to rethink purchases of tea and avoid waste. It questions paying for inferior tea and suggests self discipline rather than impulse buying when faced with tempting, low quality options.
Tea Knowledge Book Rivalry Teases Ban Facts
In Germany the number of servant girls with savings accounts is nearly three times higher than that of shop girls. The note asks readers to write for Knowledge Book by A Sebinagga Compans and mentions Ban ratectros Servant Girls Have Money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sebinagga
Germany
Fragmented OCR Fragment on Water Gauges and Dances
Fragmented text describing water gauges and a dance scene with unclear events. Mentions New York and mixed imagery, but details are unreadable.
Pine Grove Burgess Hide Money in Oven Fire
Chief Burgess John Poll of Pine Grove Pennsylvania hid one thousand dollars in cash in a cigar box in the oven of his stove before a circus trip. His wife heated the oven for Sunday baking and found the smoking ashes and the crumbling money. The case goes to authorities to attempt redemption of the burned currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Poll
Pine Grove
Sam
Parrot’s Profanity Spurs Bayonne Caper
A Bayonne resident near Avenue A and Fourteenth Encounters a parrot perched in a tall tree near Charles E. Annett’s house that loudly curses. Mr Annett and others tried to coax it down, but the bird stays aloft and continues its rude remarks as night falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shett
Charles E. Annett
Bayonne
N. J
Annett
Mr. Ansett
Hadn't Noticed Bird's Absence At English Wedding
An English wedding caused a stir when the vicar began the service thinking the bride was present. The bride, groom, best man and guests kept silent as the bride and her father arrived late. The father apologized and the service restarted after explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
England
Cat Helps Her Mistress Lift Potatoes From Cellar
A New Hampshire woman known for regular habits found her cat acting oddly at 11:20 am. The pet reportedly retrieved three potatoes and struggled with a larger one, attempting to haul it up the stairs by a sprout in its teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X& Dover
N. H
Vermont Maple Sugar and Wildlife Notes Highlight Local Industry
Rost Portshire Hermon Chaffee loaded twenty two tons of maple sugar and A J Croft eight at a single Rost Portshire station. A buyer gathered over forty tons with cur rounds of airup. Norman Hoga boom of Hoath Richmond produced 600 pounds from 2 000 trees and sold all for $077 70. Four of Prof. Hodge’s captive grouse from Worcener Mase appear healthy after winter. Forty Years On the Road: Herbert T Brooks marks forty years in commercial travel, planning retirement after current term.
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Vermont
Rost Portshire
Hermon Chaffee
A. J. Croft
Norman Hogaboom
Hoath Richmond
Hodge
Worcener, Mase
Herbert IT. Brooks
Joan of New England
Alp Forent
Brooks
Grocer Refund Prompts Coded Message Confusion
Fragmentary note claims grocer refunds money and hints at a hidden message. Unable to confirm details due to garbled text. Further readable context required to identify involved people or organizations.
Three Years After Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement
Eugene Larlo, a ticket seller in Denver, asserts ongoing endorsement of Dean's Kidney Pills from Denver papers. He cites relief from backache after using the remedy, claiming no further pains since. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo markets the pills, price 60 cents per box, sold by all druggists.
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Eugene EK. Larlo
Twentieth Avenue
Union Station
Denver
Col
Aya
Dean
Down
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Harrowing Escape Aboard Capelsed Vessel Reach San Francisco
The steamship Wellagton arrived in San Francisco with a rescue survivor from a capsized boat. A Japanese man had endured four days and nights without food or water, clinging to the center board amid rough seas before being saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellagton
San Francisco
What Fatigue Really Is and the Need for Rest
The article explains fatigue as a natural sign of life requiring rest to restore energy. It likens nourishment to energy for work and notes the body’s energy supply fluctuates, urging cool water and renewed food intake after exhaustion. It mentions David Kennedy’s remedy and references several misprints and unclear names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wilson
Illustrated London News
The Kuss Company and Nepali Cattle Curse
Excerpted tales describe a deadly mountain plant aconite said to muzzled cattle near Bandook-Phu on the Nepal frontier. The piece notes demic beliefs and a more practical theory of drug habituation in cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepal
Bandook-Phu
Grocer Promises Money Back Amid Tea Offer
A retailer proclaims a money back guarantee on tea purchases for all customers. The notice stresses customer satisfaction and indicates refunds for qualifying items with standard return policies.
London's Garbage Draws Waste by Barge to Docks
About 80 000 tons of dust and refuse are taken away in barges from London each year. The cleanup uses river transport to move debris from the city to disposal sites, reflecting a large scale waste management effort.
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London
Good Tea Compels Consideration in Local Taste
The note praises Schilling's Best tea as superior and hints at social judgment when a woman shares affection with a man. It reflects domestic expectations and women’s pride in a community setting.
Diapoalation Noted in All Men Amid Women Concerns
A fragment discusses a belief that every man has a diapoaltion to explore the grand when women are involved. The line reflects a sexualized implication tied to gender relations in the period.
Center of Europe Moscow Acknowledged
Fragmentary note places Moscow centrally in Europe with a claimed geographical focus. Readable text hints at a mapping idea or political claim about Europe’s heart. No clear dates or organizations are identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center of Europe
Moscow
Japanese Burial Custom Noted in Historical Text
A brief excerpt discusses Japanese burial practice, noting that the deceased are interred in a squatting posture with the chin resting on the knee, as described in the historical source.
Spices and extracts prompt grocer refund questions
A quirky reader note questions honesty around spice and extract pricing and returns. The piece likens pink money and a miscue at the grocer to broader claims of deceit while suggesting jealousy behind blame.
Keep Berens and the Cheering Philosopher in New York Post
The passage discusses inner conflicts and self-control amid temper, ambition, and discontent. It contrasts cool headed intellectuals with impassioned individuals and suggests a pledge to remain cheerful and in control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berens
Serend
New York Post
Ministers Show Healthier Longevity Says Nerves in Order
In his book Nerves in Order Dr Schofield once examiner for the British National Health Society presents a table of longevity claiming the Christian ministry is the healthiest calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schofield
British National Health Society
Foot Care Ad From A General Store
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder for foot relief. It touts cures for hot burning calloused aching sweating feet and ingrown nails. The item is sold at druggists and shoe stores for about 25 cents with a mail order sample option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace
Allen's
Ape Owder
Curos
Driggista
Conta
Nowibellute
A'S. Oimented
LeRoy
Effect of Olet on Silkworm Silk Colors
Silkworms fed on different leaves yield varied silk colors. A single vine leaf dot produces bright red, while certain leaves give an emerald green hue in the produced silk.
Letters Endorse Mrs Pinkham Vegetable Compound For Women
Mrs Mary Dimmick of Washington writes of relief from severe womb pain after using Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The writer and others credit the remedy with saving lives and improving health, praising Mrs Pinkham's advice and service.
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Mary Dimmick
Washington
B. Pinkhat
Pinkham
Lyon
Shemoick
Washington, D. C
L. E. Pinkham
Mr. Mary
East Capitol Strveta
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Laccit
Hermann Elor
Apeneg Gh
Allbutt
Syat
Philadelphin Bulletin
Sible
Tamo
David Kennedy
Mitch
Irene
Abe Prvicae
Jane Mra
Red Cross
Nine Son
Aents
The
Kuss Company
South Rona
Feur
New York Sun
Schilling
Mia Boutling
Mrs.AmMlary Dimmick
Daxiine Wikis
Erie
Draggiets
Tt Ai. Paaton Company Goorom, Mase
Skodak
Belle Photo Supply Co
Salt Lake City
Uery YL
Sswasas
Milvor
Sethns
Ogden Assay
Thompson's Eye
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