High Heels May Alter Women Limbs and Posture
Des Molines June 18 report from the thirty third annual international convention of the American Osteopathic association quotes Dr G I Groff of Mason City urging abolition of high heels, claiming they deform leg and spinal curvature and reduce height while increasing foot trouble. Diabetics benefit from rowing walking and deep breathing per Dr C G Miller of Bethlehem. Epilepsy identification tags and public health measures urged by Dr Hubert J Pocock of Toronto. Obesity linked to gall bladder issues and obstructed organ movement noted by Dr O G Wood of St Joseph. Early tuberculosis diagnosis stressed by Dr J Tilton Young. Dr Lestie S Keyes of Minneapolis critiqued treatment principles.
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G. I. Groff
Mason Otty
American Osteopathic Association
Groff
Earl Milter
Bethlehem
Miller
Hubert J. Pocock
Toronto
O. G. Wood
St. Joseph
J. Tilton Young
Fremont
Neb
Lestie
S. Keyes
Minneapolis
Minn
Diet Remedies and Convalescence Cited in Health Note
A medical note suggests convalescence from acute disease improves with lighter diets. It recommends fruit juice and egg yolks as dietary aids to prevent deteriorating recovery.
Widow Inherits Dr. E. J. Lockwood Estate In Minnesota
The will of Dr Edmund J Lockwood filed for probate yesterday bequeaths his Cass County farm of 160 acres and life insurance to widow Mary B Lockwood of 211 Irving Street The will dated April 26 1904 names the long time Upper Iowa Conference member and provides the farm and insurance as the estate settlement The text ends with a mention of G Armstrong of Ce
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Mary B. Lockwood
Irving Street
Edmund J. Lockwood
Upper Iowa Conference
Cass County
Minn
G. Armstrong
Adams Store Files Corporation Papers
Adams Store, Inc. filed late yesterday to organize as a general merchandising firm at 208 Elm street with capital stock of 25000 dollars. William Adams serves as president Susie Adams as vice president Albert W Adams as secretary treasurer. A son Howard M received the deceased’s watch.
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Adams Store, Inc
William Adams
Susie Adams
Albert W. Adams
Elm Street
No General Picnic for I. C. Employes This July Fourth
The Iowa Minnesota division of the Illinois Central will skip its annual Fourth of July picnic due to time constraints in arranging details. A smaller Waterloo railroad and shop employee picnic will be held at a nearby rendezvous. The Illinois Central previously hosted large public picnics with free transport, drawing up to 20,000 attendees.
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Iowa-Minnesota
Illinois Central
Albert Dietz
Waterloo
Herstofyre
Edward G. Yost
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