New Theory Claims Stomachs Drive Health and Disease
A Boston chef endorses L. T. Cooper's medicine which he says cured chronic indigestion and rapid weight gain after years of suffering. The theory holds that a well functioning stomach ensures health by proper digestion and nutrient transfer to the bowels, while most illnesses trace to stomachic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
A. C. Brock
Brock Restaurant
Market District
Boston
Mass
Mr. Cooper
T. C. Basye
Jackson Township Trustee's Report 1966 Receipts and Expenditures
The Jackson Township trustee report for Spencer County Indiana covers the year ending December 31 1966. It itemizes receipts from township funds such as tax levies and miscellaneous sources and lists expenditures including supplies, pub notices, bridge and road work, and school fund disbursements by date and payee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Spencer County
Indiana
Flavius Jones
Trustee Township Fund
Co. Treas
Perry
Perry Philips
O. Chewning
Ifellams, & SO
Baker & Co. J. P. Supplies
Wees
LI Davis
SL Davis
RF Kessner
L Davis
JO Chewning
Davis
Kessner
Kellams
Absalom Oskin
Adv Board
T Phillips
Es Wool
W. Bliss
Coal
Steel and Draper
Institute
Anna Davidson
U S
John T. White
Aver's Hair Vigor Promoted As Cure For Dandruff
An advertisement touts Aver's Hair Vigor as a scamproof cure for dandruff and scalp ills. It claims the medicine destroys germs causing disease and promises a healthy scalp, clear skin, and hair free of dandruff, sold for over sixty years.
Opposites Often Wed and Wit from City Papers
A collage of humorous overheard lines from New York Press London Express and Kansas City Journal. Jokes mix language barriers boisterous behavior and teases about marriage and social habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiss
Kanusas City
External Use Only Externally The Doctor
A clipped exchange notes that the doctor says the remedy is for external use only and the wife confirms Sallus makes him drink it. The Baltimore American urges hopeful work over grumbling and shirking, reflecting a pragmatic editorial tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallus
London
Baltimore American
Life Saving and Law Across Cultures
A Roumanian girl swept downstream clung to a bush on the bank to reach shore. The landowner asked 4 shillings as a reward for his bush saving her, prompting a lawsuit over whether drowning victims may use bankside aids. The piece notes differing norms, including Chinese expectations that help may be refused yet observers could face penalties for not advising escape to dry land.
The Navel Orange and Its Artificial Beauty
William R. Stewart notes that California naval oranges arrive as exotic fruits that travel far from their origin. He observes that skin beauty matters as much as taste since bruised or blemished fruit limits market reach, and that producers brush polish and refine fruit before boxing and shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
William R. Stewart
Technical
Dolphin violin by Stradivarius of 1714 thrills collectors
The Dolphin violin, crafted by Stradivarius in 1714, is famed as the world's most beautiful instrument. The back resembles the color of a dolphin and it is owned by an Englishman, with an estimated value of £5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
T. C. Basye
Stradivarius
Musical Home Journal
Young woman aims to teach but quits to marry
A tombstone epitaph notes the beauty of a young woman who begins with the vow to become a teacher yet many do not fault her when she leaves teaching to marry.
Waiting for Ships to Come In
A large number of people who never launched anything are hoping for opportunities or favorable outcomes to arrive, awaiting gains from external ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Lion mauls engineer on White Nile after hunt
Englishman C H Salmon died after a wounded lion fought him ashore from the steamer Metemmah between Fashoda and Melut on the White Nile. He shot the beast, was mauled in a struggle, and succumbed to his injuries after reaching Khartum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
C. H Salmon
Salmon
Metemmah
Fashoda
Melut
White Nile
Lion
Khartum
Fall of Napoleon echo in town show scene
Comtesse de Boigne recalls a Duc de Ravuse phrase on Napoleon's rise and fall. A Yonkers Statesman quote about a vacant lot hosting the circus highlights public tastes and irony in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Duc de Ravuse
Comtesse de Boigne
Tvith
Naapoleon
France
Yonkers
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Total
A Shapinsky
Kindling
Robert Bros
Hand
J C Vella
AG Dawson
Plavius Jones
John Herr & Son
U S Lindsey
Tina Camphbell
Henry Tribbie
Randall
OC McCoy
J A Brown
Ind Stove Works
Barker
Phillips
Shapinsky
Perry Phillips
Emmons
Brady
Cohoon
Jacob Cohoon
Anthony Bender
VT Oskin
Louis Bridges
Floyd Chapman
Frank Brown
Bridge Lumber
F Kessner
Henry Kratz
WS Medcalf
Boyd
Daniel Walters
C F Cohoon
F Ray
L Brady
C L Davis
PY Boyd
Medcalf
EL Kerr
J T Oskin
BF Kessner
Farmer’s Bank
Baron Hand
John T White
J Hesson
T Ducobs
Plavios Toms
Stillhead
Trac Road
Mrs. Blank
James
Blank
Kennedy
Lindsey
Lina Campbell
Willison
Belle Walker
GM Willison
T.C. Rockport
Basye
Drug Store
Center St
Baker City
Ore
Ayer
Powell
Ifaas
Katie
New York Press
London Express
Dolphin Violin
Savage Lion
ER. C. BaeWitt & Company
Chicago
Ile
T. C.basye—The
Dreggist
Rockport
Iz A
Sufo
al Blaye
Statutes of
Roskport
J. T. Jacobs JR
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