The Disease-Breeding Large Bowel and Appendicitis Risk
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century discussion argues that diet and digestion shape health, proposing experiments and surgical ideas. It cites Dr. Sermon and Dr. Nimmay, mentioning colon and appendix theories, and advocates preventive measures and novel surgical concepts while contrasting modern meat rich diets with ancient digestive needs.
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Europe
Wayne
Indiana
Blerwen
Wakhingto
Boc
Nimmay
Hutte
How Worry Kills and the Physiology of Fear
A writer in Harper's Weekly argues worry worsens health by stressing the nervous system and digestive organs. The piece cites a case where anxiety over an execution three days away led to a man’s death, despite good health and diet, showing worry’s somatic toll.
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Wade
Wien
Substantial Realities and Fragmentary Speech
A fragmented passage reflects on belief and collective action. Reading between the lines, the speaker notes that those who block are presumed to act, while others may guess at communal responses and loyalties. The text centers on speech, power, and uncertainty.
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