Cancer Cause and Diet Theories Amid Cure Quest
An author argues cancer stems from disorganized nutrition and excessive variety in diet plus mental factors. He cites meat and beer consumption patterns, notes cancer preponderance in wealthy, educated groups, and champions a monodiet approach with strict nutrition and sound mental state as the natural cure.
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Cancer Research Institute
London
New International Cyclopedia
School Children urged to eat Quaker Oats at least
Education officials encourage school children to include Quaker Oats in meals citing nutrition and energy benefits for classroom activities and physical education.
Assorted China in Family Size Package
A notice notes assorted china items available in a family size package for purchase. The listing highlights a variety of pieces and emphasizes bulk value for buyers seeking a complete set.
A Close Bond Mistake Takes A Divine Toll
A Kentucky woman claims constant direct communication from the Almighty and delivers high minded messages to common folk. She visits a prominent attorney and demands twenty five dollars claiming the Lord sent her. The attorney responds that the Lord knows he has no money, and the celestial message ends.
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Kentucky
The Hessian Fly Claims Fleet of Odd Traits
A satirical piece from the Manchester Press mocks the Hessian fly, describing it as a German product born in sauerkraut with absurd claims. It lampoons its supposed appetite for strange items, immunity to poisons, and a deadly bite, ending with a pun about aging and whiskers.
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Sauerkraut
Manchester
One Was Enough for Johnny
A Delineator anecdote describes a Sunday school lesson on turning the other cheek and enduring strikes. The superintendent asks how many times to endure, and Johnny quips that it is about once, highlighting a humorous take on patience and restraint.
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Johnny
Edyth-Jack Exchange Sparks Diplomatic Tone
A fragment hints at a social exchange where Edyth-Jack remark on a kiss and a diplomatic reference to a turned-up nose. The lines imply playful or insinuating dialogue without clear context or outcome.
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Edyth
Jack
Coffee Heart Relief Story Prompts Postum Use
A reader letter describes severe heart weakness blamed on caffeine in coffee and tea. After stopping coffee and drinking Postum, the writer improves greatly, gains weight, and praises the beverage as a safe alternative. The ad notes readers can find “The Road to Wellville” in packages and signs “There’s a Reason.”
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Postum
Wellville
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