Constipation and Diet in Home Health Practice
A physician discusses constipation causes and misused pills, urging natural diet changes over laxatives. He warns against liver blame, promotes carbivore dietary balance, and notes dangers of delayed bowel evacuation leading to serious disease. The piece includes a reader letter on auto toxins and a doctor’s diet-based cure emphasizing raw fruits and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femmles
Bright
D. H
Katsagiand
Doctor Reeder
Evening at which time a ripe apple would be supper
A fragment notes a mellow apple as a supper idea and criticizes daily use of laxatives. It mentions a private letter with fuller details and comments on a fruit and vegetable diet to reduce weight to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Laval
Real Estate Transfers Record From New Ulm Area
A listing of numerous property transfers in New Ulm and Sleepy Eye Minnesota, detailing buyers, sellers, parcel descriptions, and prices. Entries include Bendixen to Ewald Siebert, Frank Serans to Peter Cauthine, and many others with Lot and Block references across multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. Bendixen
Ewald Siebert
Frank Serans
Peter B
Cahtine Lote
Blke
Balgens
Mary Kopp
Bik
South
New Ulm
Minn
Frank Portner
Péter Prokosch
New Ulh
A. Hi. Pickle
Isidore J. Frantz
Brack
Hubert G. Hillesheim
Henry R. Hillesheim
John Grebner
Edward F. Berkter
Lois Shapiro
John A. Kennedy
Wenzel Remiger
Joseph H. Hoffmann
N. W
Michael Nelson
Edward F. Berkner
Albert R. Kelm
Wile Lidm J. Hillesheim
Comfrey
Mirin
Adam ‘Jungers
George' Foster
Sleepy ‘Eye
Benedict Ay
Minh
Anton
Halvorson
Albert Olsen
Albert
Gug
Charles Lindseger
Lote
Mina
Christian
Gruenenfelder
Rudolph A. Borchert
Lot
Ito
Farmers State
Bank of Comfrey
Felix Dording
Edward F. Berlater
W. Stcot
John Dietz
Max Schreiner
New.Ulm
Fred Crumlett
Sto Maria Christensen
Brick
Sleepy Eye
M.A. Bingham
Armstrong
Antén A. Lilleprot
Reasons and fears surround cancer in 19th century discourse
The piece surveys uncertainty about cancer causes, noting long-standing ignorance and theories of a hidden germ. It cites perceived regional death patterns and social stigma, arguing cancer affects all classes and challenging the idea that slum conditions drive incidence. It references districts with high death rates in the Berkshires and central New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imaniune
Berkshires
Massachusetts
New York State
Noise Adaptation Inhabitants and Machines
The text discusses how bodies and machines develop resistance to their environments. A miller tunes out wheel noise, while multiple machines create a pervasive hum. a single malfunction is instantly detected by a change in sound. It argues that adaptation to noise enables city life, though the nervous system endures the relentless din.
Doctor Nurse Stand Off Over Kissing Incident
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote dramatizes a quarrel between a doctor and a nurse. The doctor protests kissing a patient while the nurse replies it was in her line of duty, noting the patient swore he would die without it.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
True Economists Smile Boy
True economist. He was an ingenious and ingenuous small boy. "Mother," he said on one occasion, "will you wash my face?" "Why, Hugh, can't you do that?" "Yes, mother, I can, but I'll have to wet my hands, and they don't need it."
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Smail
Hugh
Harper's Magazine
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J. M. Meyer
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