Cancer Cure Debate Prompts Diet and Mind Control Theory
An essay argues cancer stems from disorganized nutrition and excessive complex dieting. It proposes a natural cure via rigid diet and mental discipline, likening cancer to a stoppable growth if nutrition and psychology align. It cites figures on cancer death rates and mentions notable figures seeking solutions.
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America
England
France
Germany
New York
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
William T. Bull
Father Gorham
Edward H. Harriman
Nicholas Senn
North Pole
Cancer Causation Theories Refute Simple Diet Link
The article surveys cancer theories from 1906 to 1908, arguing against meat or beer as sole causes. It emphasizes auto intoxication and nutrient balance, monodietic control, and environmental factors, noting experiments on animals and varied international observations. It cites Metchnikoff, Senn, Kellogg, Salisbury, and Bashford in support of a nutr iopathic view.
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Watt
Metchnikoff
India
China
Arabia
Italy
Greece
England
America
France
Germany
Europe
Mingland
Greenland
Senn. Pawlow
Burbank
LeBlanc
Salisbury
Tam
W. Roger Williams
Davidson
Central
Africa
Gold Coast
New Caledonia
Persia
Jamaica
Guiana
J. H. Kellogg
Tierras Calientes
New Mexico
Bashford
Cancer Research Institute
London
New International Cyclopedia
Quited as Teacher License Revoked Over Eddy Doc Teachings
Mrs Augusta Ti Stetson of New York loses her practitioner license after a June inquiry found she taught an erroneous view that the New York church is the sole legitimate Christian Science body there. The church trustees amended by laws to prevent similar trouble, requiring teachers to select pupils with good records and to guide them in scriptural and Science and Health study.
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Boston
Augusta Ti. Stetson
New York
Christian Science Church
Alfred Harlow
Mother Church
Stetson
New Railroad President Chosen by Monon Directors
Ira G. Rawn, vice president of Union Central, elected president of the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Monon railroad at a New York directors meeting on October 14. W H McCool will resign the presidency November 1 but remain on the board and executive committee. Mr Stown, 61, rose from Baltimore & Ohio to Illinois Central after starting as a telegraph operator 29 years ago.
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New York
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
Monon
Ira G. Rawn
Uinons Central
Road
W. H. McCool
Stown
Ilinois Central
J. T. Harahan
Ninois Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Cincinnati
How Block Signals Work on Rail Lines Across the Nation
The article explains block signaling on railways, where blocks are controlled by electrical signals and semaphore arms. It details single and double track operations, distant and home signals, daytime arms and nighttime lights, and interlocking at crossings. It notes about 11,000 miles are equipped with block systems, with Union Pacific and Northwestern lines highlighted.
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Chiccgo
New York
United States
Union
Southern Pacific
Chicago
California
Northwestern
Harriman
Boat Collides With School of Shiners on Mobile Run
The independent steamer American on its last trip into Mobile plowed through a school of shiners and minnows for miles. Captain Lou Keene reported fish thick on the sides and decks, crew shoveling them back to water. Fresh fish were shared aboard.
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School of Shiners
Mobile
Lou Keene
Mobile Register
Debts Stir Banter in Wedding Toast Duel
In a humorous exchange, the groom asks his father-in-law for a word about debts while the father-in-law jokes about whose debts are larger, a light moment captured in Fliegende Blaetter’s playful satire.
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The fragment shows a woman quoted on a card game dispute with her husband and other men in the game. No clear event, person, or organization is specified.
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Rica
Berlin
Atlantic
Columbus
Joseph.b.bowlef
William T. Bullo
Howard H. Harrimald
NEW Railroad President
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