Munyon Preaches Hope Philosophy and Health Power
Health reformer Munyon touts the Hope Cult with over half a million adherents in the U S He claims cures for many through belief and medical care from Munyon Laboratories in Philadelphia offering free medical advice while stressing the power of hopeful faith in healing The piece also includes brief comic exchanges and vignettes from city life
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New
Munyon Notes Cult
Munyon
Hope Cult
United States
Philadelphia
583D
Jefferson Sts
Phila
J. M. Munyon
The World’s 3 Greatest Statements on Cotton History
A concise survey traces cotton from ancient times through Egypt India China and Europe to the Americas. It covers origins, spread, plant biology, major producing regions, and the rise of textile manufacture with emphasis on the United States Mexico Brazil and Peru.
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Henana
Egypt
India
China
Japan
Western
Europe
Genoa
England
Columbus
West Indies
Mexico
Feru
Brazil
Cortez
Tropics
Equator
Russia
Massachusetts
United States
North Carolina
New Mexico
British India
Peru
Paraguay
Colombia
Venezuela
Central America
Virginia
North America
Arkwright
America
Whitney
Latin America
Caribbean
Republic
Atlantic Seaboard
Braz
Resigned minister cites low rural salaries reveal church poverty
Rev. E. T. Greenleaf of the Lebanon circuit resigns over inadequate pay amid rising living costs. He accuses churches and the wider milieu of concealing financial hardships faced by rural pastors, noting diminishing perquisites and scarce outside work while salaries fail to keep pace with inflation. He plans no appointment for the coming year. Greenleaf, 46, leaves behind a wife and six children after moving from Indianapolis.
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Lebanon
E. T. Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Cow Causes Fatal Railroad Wreck in Sterlington
Engineer Westbrook was killed, his fireman probably fatally injured, and four passengers seriously hurt when a northbound Iron Mountain passenger train struck a cow and derailed near Sterlington Louisiana.
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Sterlington
Westbrook
Functional Ethics in a Modern Biology Driven Moral View
A June lecture outlines functional ethics as a modern, dynamic system rooted in biology and psychology. It argues morality arises from human functions and life tasks, not static creed, and applies this to race, sex, procreation, heredity, and societal duties across education, church, and work.
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Schopenhauer
Isles
Fellowship Club
Tufts
University of Chicago
Foster
Henry Drummond
Pinkham Relief Promises Cures for Female Ailments
A Pound Wisconsin reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier claiming long standing dyspepsia and female troubles are cured. The ad touts a thirty year track record, urges women to try the remedy, and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Pound
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Herman SteTu
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
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Charlotte North Carolina
Box A
Atlante
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Thompson
Charlotte Directory
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N. C
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