Mind Healing and Soul Healers in Public View
A discussion of soul healing as a form of mental influence used by ministers and clergy to aid functional illnesses, not organic disease. It contrasts with Christian Science, notes cooperation with medicine, and highlights the role of suggestion, mind body links, and church practices in healing. The piece mentions Boston and Chicago leaders, Drs Worcester and Fallows, and includes an unrelated early 1909 Bible study column and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Church
Boston
Fallows
Chicago
David
Lourdes
France
Drs
Worcester and
M. E
C. Fulkerson
Where Bullets Flew in Civil War Era Reflections
Fayette N Y veteran David Parker recalls Civil War service after Gettysburg loss of a foot. He credits Electric Bitters for stomach relief and tonic strength, noting 50c at local drugstore. The fragment mentions Brown Ing Magazine, Harper's Week, and various quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Carter
Dayton
Grandma Birman
James Fields
Muncie
Ind
Cary McClannan
Yorkshire
John Mong
Jacob Spidel
Frank Star
Squire Richardson
E. Young
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Charles Dunwoody
Celina
Flo Hardman
Wm. Brnning
Willow Dell
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Wm. Kipp’s Sons
Building the Dairy Barn Plan and layout guidance
A historical note discusses designing a cow barn with separate areas for calves dry cows and other buildings. It explains a central feeding alley, proximity of feed storage to the herd, and stanchion positioning to improve sanitation and efficiency. The author contrasts wall-alley layouts with a center feeding approach for orderly milking and cows facing the feed.
Ventilation and equipment ideas for dairy barn design
A historical note discusses barn layout and ventilation methods for dairy barns, favoring a central air shaft system where clean air enters near the doorway and travels through a shafted ceiling to warm and purify before exit. It details construction specs for studs, rafters, walls, and concrete floors, plus a milk room with a cement tank and line shaft powered by a gasoline engine. It also notes objections to oat straw bedding for swine due to dampness and skin irritation hazards.
Humorous Bits From The Morning Pages
A collage of quips and jokes from various readers and cartoon captions. Topics include fare disputes on a streetcar, domestic misunderstandings, flirtations, and playful one liners. The tone mimics late 19th to early 20th century humor pages with light commentary and social doodles.
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Leo
International Newspaper
Bible Study Club
Rev. T
B.D. Parr
Our Lord
Jesus
God
Father
Christ
Ada L. Croom
Croom Hotel
Vaughn, Miss
Ladies’ World
Ella B. Argo
John D. Rockefeller
Augusta
Georgia
Edgar Allan Poe
Clara E. Laughlin
Laura A. Smith
Country Life Commission
Consolidated School
J. H. Browder
Columbus
Harrip
Brown
Wife
Springfield
Oda
Hillgrove
M. A. Myers
Santa
M. A. Pickett
Sylvia
Sadie
D. Moul
Lizzie
Lronton
Dr. King
L. A. Bartlet
Guilford
Maine
Wm. Kipp’s
North Star
P. B. Moul
Richmond
M. J. Coburn
Groonville Journal
Brown Ing’s Magazine
Harper's Week
Sapleigh
Doncher
Cape
Detrot Tribune
Stout
Taft
Humor OF the Hour
Apos
Blue Pelch
Howe
Chicago News
George
Eph
Lahowld
Jerhia
Puck
Bixby
Cleveland
Mr. Mouse
Rapleigh
Miss Caustique
Houston Post
Jane
Mabel
Mero
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
James
Louis Post-Dispatch
Tamson
Dundas Advertiser
Alr
Baltimore American
Mitle Rollo
Tom
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