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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1909
Page
6
The piece argues cancer is curable through strict diet and mental control, asserting disorganized nutrition drives abnormal cell growth. It cites needs for fresh air, feeding, exercise, and suggestion, contrasting with surgical removal as only sometimes life-prolonging.
The piece surveys cancer causes and cures, citing Dr Nicholas Senn and Prof Metchnikoff. It examines meat versus vegetable diets, auto intoxication, and monodiet as a preventive and therapeutic approach, noting geographic and dietary patterns and the role of mental state in treatment.
Readers are urged to provide nutritious meals and consider feeding programs using a Family Size Quaker Oats package to support school children.
A Kentucky woman claims immediate communion with the Almighty and delivers high messages to common folk. She bargained with a well known attorney for $25, saying the Lord sent her, but he replied that the Lord knows he has not got it. Celestial communication thus ends.
A satirical piece from the Manchester Iowa Press lampoons the Hessian fly as a German product born in sauerkraut. It claims fantastic traits a quick bite, 30 000 eggs per hour, and absurd appetites from pie to inkwell. It ends with a macabre joke about undertakers.
A Delineator brief recounts a Sunday school rule about turning the other cheek and the superintendent asking how many times one should refrain from striking back. Johnny answers that it is about once, reflecting a child’s humorous understanding of the lesson.
A reader describes coffee harming her heart and how stopping coffee via Postum improved her health. She credits the remedy with ending headaches and faint spells, noting weight gain after recovery and urging proper boiling and serving with cream.
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