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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
7
The piece argues health stems from balance with the universe and natural energy. It cites Dr. J. R. Green on light’s effect on plant enzymes, links chlorophyll to human energy absorption, and discusses heliotherapy for tuberculosis and other diseases as a preventive, sun-based treatment approach.
The article traces heliotherapy from 1892 Lyon to Sun rays treating tubercular infections in joints and organs, noting pioneers Poncet Carrel Rollier and others. It outlines method steps from feet to head exposure, claimed benefits for hip knee peritonitis rheumatism and trachoma, and notes sun exposure's ubiquity beyond mountains.
The text argues that direct sunlight improves general health and mood and, in some ailments, has a therapeutic value approaching the marvelous. It asserts disease stems from social and economic conditions and stresses sunlight's role beyond mere wellness.
Lincoln Nebras ka residents urged to send money to W C Wilson treasurer Bankers Life Insurance Building Lincoln clothing to Mrs C F Ladd and info to Mrs W H Ferguson legal of the Belgian relief central committee coordinates with London Amsterdam and Nebraska groups funds designated for Belgian non combatants are prioritized the committee lists members and volunteer roles including sewing knitting and information sessions
A brief joke exchanges about a woman urged to study history and mentions Gessler and a hat salute in Swiss history, illustrating a light anecdote from the Louisville Courier-Journal.
A letter from F C Case of Welcome Lake Pa credits Dodds Kidney Pills with curing back ache kidney trouble and related symptoms. The note asks that the testimonial be published to help others and mentions the product price of 50 cents per box and the Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY. It adds free pamphlets on household hints recipes and National anthem music.
The Old Fogg questions Jones's claim as a yarp manufacturer and learns he is actually a theatrical press agent. The Grouch comments that the distinction seems minor, noting the practical overlap in their roles. Cincinnati Enquirer.
A concise reflection on how success seldom hinges on a single moment or tool and instead grows from steady, disciplined work done in quiet hours. The idea contrasts common emphasis on quick fixes with the value of consistent effort.
The London Chronicle notes official curfew changes reviving lights out rules. Some places retain Norman era practices with bells tolling at sundown from September 29 to March 25 in Chertsey, nine pm in Lincoln's Inn, and Canterbury still ringing the curfew as in centuries past.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap with Cuticura Ointment to ease skin and scalp conditions in babies and children. It promises immediate relief from eczema rashes itching burns scalings and crustings and offers free samples with a 32 page Skin Book by postcard to Cuticura Dept. X Boston. Sold everywhere.
A concise remark defines an eccentric woman as valuing comfort over style and contrasts it with a wise mining stock that understands its own par value.
In Whitechapel county court a defendant accused a witness of lying and was ordered to leave by Judge Cluer. Upon apologizing the judge warned that a chorus of it is a lie would drown out the trains. A past judge recalled a remark from a woman who said she would fall if she heard an untruth, prompting a witty reply from Judge Bacon.
Public notice urges mothers to inspect every Castoria bottle for the distinctive signature PUBLY 7H and to trust Fletcher's Castoria, touting it as a safe remedy used for over three decades for infants and children.
A brief note discusses expert swimmers and asserts that many women are among the top performers, highlighting their skill and discipline in aquatic sports.
The article notes that New York state approaches a milestone with almost one million women employed. It highlights trends in the workforce and reflects on the role of women in the state economy.
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