Health tips from Dr Gaines weekly feature
The newspaper presents a new weekly health column by Dr John Joseph Gaines with 85 years of practice. He emphasizes prevention, simple rules for better blood circulation, colder month care, and avoiding excess in diet and drink to prevent disease. Readers are urged to follow his guidance every week.
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Invisible foes threaten health in throat infections
A defense of daily cleansing of upper air passages with a harmless antiseptic to prevent the spread of deadly germs. The text argues that disease origin often lies in throat infections and warns that neglect leads to heart disease and fatal outcomes, urging preventative care.
Child's Play Encouraged for Health and Spirit
The gamesome humor of children should be encouraged to lift spirits and improve strength and health rather than be curbed, as a positive approach to their development and well being.
Tommy on Twins
A boy's humorous composition defines twins as a baby doubled and arriving early morning. The piece notes twins bring excitement and a doctor, and jokes that a mother cannot tell which twin erred, so she punishes both. The author, from a Boston Transcript excerpt, says he would swap his twins for an airedale or almost anything.
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Airdale
Boston Transcript
So She Sold the Eggs
A relative in Iowa mixed up address cards sending 17 000 eggs to Mrs F Murphy in Boston. To help her kin she rented a store room and sold the eggs at 25 cents per dozen below regular retail price.
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Iowa
F. T. Murphy
Boston
Approaches Divine Power In People’s Unified Voice
A reflection on collective agreement as a divine force attributed to the people, citing Thomas Jefferson. The passage contemplates how a multitude can align as one, suggesting a higher authority guiding public consensus.
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Thomas Jefferson
Seeing Troubles Headed Off Before They Grow
A Fort Wayne News Sentinel quotation advises commendable calm in facing troubles and praises proactive steps to foresee and prevent problems rather than merely reacting as they arise.
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Fort Wayne News Sentinel
Sage Tea Keeps Your Hair Dark and Youthful
An old time hair darkening remedy promotes Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for gray hair. It claims to restore natural color after one or two applications, making hair thick, glossy and lustrous and restoring a youthful appearance.
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Wyeth
Quart of Water Cleans Kidneys
An advisory claims flushing kidneys with a daily quart of water and four ounces of Rad Salts can prevent illness from overworked kidneys. It promotes using grape and lemon acid lithia salts to stimulate kidneys and keep blood pure, plus routine physician checks.
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