Mayo says religion helps patients and life
Rochester Minnesota December 8 Dr William J Mayo senior Mayo Clinic says soul exists and religion helps patient care He criticizes psychic phenomena as fraud and stresses science and faith without creeds He cites ministers aiding patients and emphasizes personal religion over church dogma
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Health Rays by Nell Gibbons
Health guidance urges readers to value health over wealth and to practice self discipline. It emphasizes fresh air deep breathing and regular exercise at the Y M C A or at home. The piece links health to efficiency wealth and happiness and cites Plato on conquering self.
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Tricks Work Farms In United States Agriculture Reform
Fragmented OCR text discusses farms and agriculture policy in the United States. It suggests the government agency and farming sectors are involved in supply and production, with references to farms and agricultural organization.
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Fragmented OCR Note on Migration and Works at Sea
An OCR fragment describes a teacher collecting lumber along a coastal peninsula and transporting it to a distant land, with references to white settlers, emigration, a Nome departure, and a native dance hall. It mentions a warehouse and a cave as visible structures in a crowded, unclear scene.
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White teachers sought for stormy Alaska king island post
The United States Bureau of Education Alaska division invites teachers to tackle the world’s toughest assignment on King Island in the Bering Sea. The island, northwest of Nome, with 33 children and 79 adults, boasts stormy weather and a single level site.
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Radio aids religion says church needs radio ministry
Minneapolis delegates report at annual meeting of the Commission of Evangelical Churches urging cooperation in radio outreach. Church leaders say radio serves as a tool for spiritual inspiration and extends reach beyond isolated communities, with representatives from 28 communities and 22 mission adult church members present.
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Swine Delegates Review Use of Alps to Work Congress
A fragmented item notes delegates and a continental review tied to automobile use for the Alps at the Work Congress set to be held in New York on January 10. The text is garbled but indicates discussions on motor use and alpine transport at a January New York meeting.
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