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Sierra County Advocate

Location

Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1906

Page

4

Arizona cactus farm near Phoenix grows diverse cultivars

A large cactus farm a mile south of Phoenix near Salt River demonstrates a wide range of cacti. Dr. R. Kuns, a German-trained physician, cultivates species for medicine, nutrition, architecture, and desert supplies. The farm features saguaro, jicara thrums, cereus varieties, and prickly pear, highlighting Arizona as a global cactus supplier.

Phoenix Salt River America Arizona Los Angeles Times Dr. R & Kuns Saguaro Mexico Ingelmann Ephloocerua

Rain as a remedy amidst Cure devotees in Texas

In Austin devotees of the Cure embrace a rain treatment claiming it cures chronic diseases. Participants stand bare in open air while rain showers their bodies, finding the sensation invigorating and nerve strengthening. Some began months ago at winter’s start, adopting the practice as a daily ritual when feasible.

Austin Tex

Rain Cure Appears in Austin Legend Says Weather Drenched Therapy Heals

Reported in Austin, the rain cure involves standing in a rainstorm in a fenced yard while naked, claiming to relieve rheumatism tuberculosis and nervous disorders and even cure colds. John Durst, first to try it, swore by the method, which spread among locals, though physicians doubt its medical value.

Austin John Durst

Thieves Return $100 Stolen From Elderly Man

A burglar stole a hundred dollars from David Thompson of Center Moriches New York a week ago and returned it tied to his outside doorknob. Police say no arrest is likely as local parties suspected.

David Thompson Moriches N. Y

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