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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1903
Page
6
Poetic admonition from the Star of Bethlehem urges renouncing sin to see Christ’s light. The verse proclaims that a heart joined with Christ gains life truth and eternal heirship in Heaven. Susie M Best notes the Christmas edition in Lippincott's.
Maine farmers have developed a substantial Christmas tree trade, shipping firs from Castine, Orland, and Blue Hill to Boston and New York. Growth from a few hundred trees to over 1.7 million this season, with profits aiding holiday purchases, fuels a seasonal harvest family activity across Hancock County.
A nostalgic Christmas meditation echoes through a Washington Irving quote on church choirs and organ melodies. The piece laments the passing year and lauds Christmas as the Year of Our Lord, with vivid imagery of bells, holly, stockings, and festive reverie.
Letters from patients in Kansas City praise Dr C M Coe for relief of long standing headaches and St Vitus dance. One note from Ness City, Kansas extols head pain relief and fair treatment, another from Kansas City cites a girl cured in two months after six months of illness.
A Kansas woman states she suffered eight years with illness and found no relief until treatment at Dr Coe's Sanitarium in Kansas City. After two years she is well, has gained thirty pounds, and continues with her own work. She expresses gratitude for the doctor's care.
Letters from Mrs. Case and J M D L Isle praise Dr Coe for hemorrhoid treatment at his sanitarium. Mrs Case says four years post treatment she is well and more productive after ten years illness. D L Isle, editor, endorses the operation as skilled and recommends others seek Dr Coe.
A letter from Knob Noster Missouri dated October 30 1900 praises a treatment for catarrh and bladder. The writer states years of suffering and failed remedies before reporting relief and thanks the recipient. The note is signed T Thompsom.
An Omaha style advert from 1902 offers Dr. Notrebe’s rectal treatment as affordable and effective. Patients pledge cure before payment and receive two free books. letters praise the doctor’s methods, noting long suffering resolved in weeks and operations spared. Several testimonials cite piles fistula and encysted tumors cured without chloroform.
A medical note extols Dr Notrebe's approach and skill as a godsend for the afflicted, praising his methods and ability. The article highlights hope inspired by the physician's care and treatment effectiveness.
A promotion offers a stick pin described as exquisite and exclusive with a beauty secret. Send name and address to Carnegie Supply Co in Carnegie Pennsylvania to obtain it without payment.
An advertisement promises a positively cured asthma relief with free particulars. It directs readers to Des Asthma Cure at 86 Dearborn Street, Chicago, and lists Country Publishers Company in Kansas City Missouri as the publisher.
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