Fragmented Health Note On Family Care and Blessing
A fragmentary text references health as a blessing and a mother’s care. It mentions Lydia and Pink as personal names amid phrases about cure and care, but the meaning is unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
5
A fragmentary text references health as a blessing and a mother’s care. It mentions Lydia and Pink as personal names amid phrases about cure and care, but the meaning is unclear due to damaged OCR.
In a March tale the preacher urges that life’s trials resemble thrashing different grains, separating worth from chaff. God tempers burdens to our strength, promising heavenly joy after earthly toil and urging surrender of grip on earthly wealth and status for eternal reward.
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A fragmentary note attacks a mission workers actions as trash sent to Indians. The text mocks purported regimens and hats for women in a missionary setting and condemns the handling of heads and garments. It references an apostle Pan and warnings about ashes and seeds in a disparaging, period voice.
Medical tip warns that overworking strains the kidneys, the blood purifiers. It notes all blood passes through the kidneys about every three minutes and that neglect can allow uric acid buildup, leading to health problems.
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