FATAL TO ALL DISEASE GERMS EFFECTS OF FRUIT ACIDS
An eminent Japanese bacteriologist says acids in lemons and apples kill disease germs. Lemon or apple juice can destroy cholera germs in minutes and typhoid germs in half an hour, even when diluted. A fruit diet is praised for purifying the stomach and curing biliousness and headaches with caveats for gastric catarrh. Also notes on germs in modern drawing rooms and a church hollowed from a giant eucalyptus in Grippsland, Victoria.
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The
New York Herald
Coffee Jags and a Doctor Named Them Correctly
A Philadelphia woman describes coffee jags harming her health including nerves digestion sleep and headaches. She switches to Postum and reports improvement with exhaustion fading and ailments vanishing. The ad claims Postum from Battle Creek Michigan offers a healthier alternative and cites restaurant coffee as poorly prepared.
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Phila
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Lafitte And Gretoire In Fort Royal Encounter
In a sultry September 1811 night at Fort Royal Martinique the ship Condor lands Jean Lafitte who meets Gretoire an attaché of the emperor Napoleon. They reveal past meetings in Toulon and St Sulpice and discuss Bonaparte and Lara before parting with mutual respect and a farewell wish for future meetings.
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Condor
Lara
Fort Royal
Martinique
Jean Lafitte
New Orleans
Lafitte
Gretoire
Greloire
France
Jean
Marshal
Napoleon
Grefoire
Monsieur Felix Grelotte
Louisiana
Toulon
Thia
Bonaparte
Monsieur
Languedoc
Ton Fon
le Chien Herreux
St. Sulpice
Grelatre
Paris
Pierre
Thiel
Pere Huot
le Chien Heureux
Gen. Bonaparte
Ant
Mon Ami
Fat
Margot
Cherlaheo
Lazalle
Niere
Mose
Captain Jean
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Promises Health For Women
Advert promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a powerful tonic for women. It claims to improve general health, relieve nervousness, irritability, and weakness, and cure obstinate female conditions. Urges readers to consult Dr Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo.
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Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Invalids’ Hotel ‘and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N
Tea Testimony Marks Tea Industry’s Bitter Critics
Tea tasters employed by wholesale houses speak against tea, forced to take long rests to recover from the harmful effects. The Lewlie’s Weekly report highlights how the beverage damages health and productivity among those who taste it daily.
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Lewlie
Peruna Exemption Clarifies Columbus Medicine Status
The Internal Revenue Commission decides Peruna sow is exempt from the internal revenue license. U.S. medical and pharmaceutical authorities have reviewed the product. It reassures Perunia supporters and the local business world that Columbus product Columbus Dispatch recognizes as a medicine retains its fixed status.
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Internal Revenue Commissioner
Perupa
United States
Perwia
Columbus
Columbus Dispatch
Sand Well in Canada Produces Sand Not Water
A curious Canadian well yields sand rather than water. The sand erupts in a fine stream from a depth of about 100 feet, and the force driving it to the surface remains unexplained.
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Canada
Cure Credited To Cuticura For Scalp Eczema Case
A 1905 letter from H. M. F. Wells of Rosemond Christian County describes ten years of scalp eczema with sores crusts and hair loss behind the ears. After trying many remedies he used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment and reports complete relief within two weeks and later cure of a painful eruption on the body after medical treatment.
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H. M. F. Wells, Rosemond, Christian Co
Alaska Coast In Rising Record
Alaska coast shows land uplift in six to seven years with signs of rising ground. In exceptional cases elevation reaches thirty or forty feet mainly affecting glaciers and Rocky Mountain spurs, while few human habitations were disturbed.
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Alaska
Rocky Mountain
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Hewlett Bros. Co
London West End
Grippsland
Victoria
Hariete
Mary Devereux
Arceie An
ND. Wilson
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