Mary Conan Doyle Portrays Bernard Vaughan In London Life
A vivid profile of Father Bernard Vaughan, famed preacher and social reformer, from Mary Conan Doyle. The piece depicts Vaughan’s autocratic presence, dual talents as orator and writer, his English aristocratic roots, and his wide reach from London missions to international tours. It notes his stance on spiritualism, divorce, and modern society, plus the blend of sanctified actor and humanitarian in his character.
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France
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Doyle and Clergy Ties Mirror Beliefs and Converts
Fragmented reminiscences trace Doyle from Catholic to Protestant and spiritualist paths as he clashed with clergy over his writings on Sherlock Holmes. The piece notes religious shifts, moral battles, and his influence stirring clerical opposition. Also referenced are plant biology thoughts on the hibiscus palm and a note about Alice Balfour in Scotland.
Pape's Cold Compound Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast and affordable remedy for colds. It promises relief from nasal congestion, runny nose, headache, and feverishness after two to three doses, with no quinine and easy taste.
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Pape
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money For Foley’s Remedies
Public advertisement urges readers to mail a cutout slip with name and address to Foley & Co for trial packages of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets promising relief for coughs colds croup pains back rheumatism kidney bladder ailments constipation and biliousness with a Chicago address and mail-in offer.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Father John’s Medicine Story Latent in Lowell History
The tale derives from 19th century lore about a physician prescribed remedy named Father John’s Medicine. Claim asserts origins with Rev. Father John O’Brien of Lowell Massachusetts and an eminent specialist in 1855. It is marketed as alcohol free and boasting long success in treating coughs colds and throat troubles. The text promises a $25000 charity payout if a contrary claim is proven true.
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Father John
Father John O’brien
Lowell
Mass
John
Chiropractors Sell Natural Health Through Spinal Analysis
A promotional piece extols chiropractic as a national, science based system. It claims 310 mechanical movements underpin the human machine and that disease arises when body parts go out of adjustment. Chiropractors diagnose via the spine, offer nonsurgical natural cures, and pledge reliable qualifications. Weekly disease treatises are promised.
Chiropractors in Surrounding Towns List Iowa Providers
Directory style note lists chiropractors in Cedar Falls Greene and Waverly Iowa with addresses and phone numbers. Includes Wm J Roth D C in Cedar Falls 315 Main St and O H Hoy D C at 426 Hast 4th St, plus Vogel family and Moodie in Waverly and nearby towns.
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O. H. Hoy
D.C
Cedar Falls
Towa
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Repass Automobile Co
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Waverly Savings
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