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Newspaper
San Mateo Item
Location
San Mateo, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1909
Page
2
The article prescribes vigorous exercise to improve circulation, sweating, digestion, and skin health. It recommends drinking water, reducing diet by about one quarter, and avoiding tea and coffee to clear the skin. A daily cool bath is urged to stimulate circulation and prevent colds. regular facial manipulation and complexion care are advised for better skin.
A Tennessee doctor Bar num claims he has the wisest horse ever to carry a rider with saddle bags. Charlie, his horse, assists in rounds by fetching patients, alerting for corn time, and guiding the doctor safely home through dark nights. The horse understands routines and responds to calls, even carrying children home and shielding the doctor from storms.
N C Burriss reports many African Americans bought ordinary table peas this morning. They said eating peas on the first day of the year will bring money all year, and they ate peas for dinner. The belief draws wide interest. Weight for weight pine wood is stronger than steel.
Andrew Jackson Aikens born October 31 1828 in Barnard Vermont died January 22 after a stroke suffered January 12 in his Milwaukee office. Aikens helped found the central printing method used by Evening Wisconsin and pioneered partly printed sheets with broad advertising.
A Missouri inventor proposes a hot water boiler system with a burner tube under a tub. Holes along the tube discharge flame to heat water as it enters, potentially replacing heating water on stoves and removing the need to carry heated water upstairs. A Calcutta steel water tank is listed at 2.3 million dollars.
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