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January 22. 1921 Metropolitan Bird Life By Avvuek C. Brooxs HIS bird’s ery is a series of sneers. He i positive that everything is going to Tophet precursor of with hat radicalism liberalism is prohibition is dehydrated pessimism; necessarily: is revolution synonymous license and all public officials are Punches and profit His indoor sport is pecking at progress by When The Sican-Singer's political in a Woodrane The Opti wers is localized he becomes His more tolerable cousin pest, positively opposes these views The Swan-Singer, Jeremiah. Croaker, or Hyp Hyp, is scrawny in size plexion. He suffers with liver trouble, and therefore is usually a pill-bird. He and The Optipest engage in brisk controversies over the merits of the world, and the former bird most often comes off best and bilious in com second with his crown damag He looks better stuffed Undies By Wr mounted WIEN Tessie. the farmer's fair daughter Went out for a stroll by the track averted a By waving the engineer back Where the river had burst from its channel She always slaughter And ripped out the bridge like a With a blush as red as its flannel She wigwagged her petticoat tlag rag, When Janet beheld the dark her With a speckle of blood on his brow With his senses knocked utterly zero The poor lad had been kicked by a cow — With her back to the folks, she just fumbled. And a bandage appeared in her hand And, of course. those Victorians tumbled That her underskirt furnished the band But if Janet today goes a-ramble, She will bandage no blood-speckled wreck For you're perfectly safe if you gamble She can spare but the fur round her neck And though Tessie may nigh throw a spassum, Not a soul will her signalling save; The express must dash into the chassum— For Tessie has nothing to wave. WATCH YOUR NERVES By PAUL VON BOECKMANN Nerve Specialist and Psycho-Analyst HE high pressure, mile-a-minute life of to day, with its mental strain, worry, anxiety grief and trouble is wrecking the nerves of man kind. This highly applies especially to people with sctive brains and sensitive nerves T have for more than thirty vears studied the health problem from every angle. Far over a million of my various books on Health Subjects sold all t result have been over the world during. this time, and as thout 300,000 people have written me in detail regarding their weaknesses and their experience with different: methods of treatment they applied. [am = more convinced to-day, th anxiety never before in my life, that worry grief mental strain, and, of course, abuse of the reproductive functions, are the basic causes of nerve weakness (Neurasthenia), which in turn is the cause of nearly every ailment of civilized man and woman. that and How reason otherwise? We know mental strains wreck the nervous. system, the Nervous System is the great governing force of the body, the force that gives Life and Power to every organ, every muscle and cell. When the Nervous Forces are depleted through strain. how can the vital organs, muscles and other tissues retain their power? It is impossible. | The power of the nerves is infinitely great for good or evil. So great is this power that a tre mendous nerve strain, as for instance, intense fear or anger, may cause instant death through bursting of blood vessel. A less intense shock will cause the checks to pale or become flushed with blood. It can make the heart beat wildly and paralyze breathing. It can) maki cold sweat break out over the body, and make the knees tremble and become weak. It can paralyze the digestive powers in an instant Long extended nerve strains of even mild intensity will undermine the mind and body of the strongest ; man and woman that ever lived. can we Nerve Force is a dangerous power when uncon trolled, and if controlled, it can be made to give us Strength, Health, Character, Personality, Suc cess and Happiness. It is the greatest force of all bodily forces. Care for nerves as you would the most precious you have. Through them you experience all that makes life worth living. for to be dull nerved means to be dull brained insensible to the higher phases of life—love, moral courage, ambition and temperament. The finer your brain is, the finer and more delicate is your nervous system, and the more imperative it is that you care for your nerves. your possession advised to read my IRCE 64-page It is mainly a tre You are earnestl book. NERVE 1 Nerve Control, teaching ¥ your Nerves running the basic Nerve book teaches how to soothe u how to prevent amuck which is Exhaustion. The and calm the other important you a thor 1 high-strung or their other ther words, from cause of besides: containing hundreds of points of information. It will give ough understanding of people. which will enable you to account irritability, crankiness. and mental and physical peculiarities. In the book will give vou a deep knowledge of human nature, which is the most valuable and profound of all sciences. nervous a restlessness The cost of the book is only 25 Bound in durable Leatherette Cover, 30 cents. Send stamps or coin, if you wish, Address Paul von Bocekmann, Studio 140, 110 West goth St. New York. L have advertised my various books in this and other high-class magazines for more than twenty years, which is ample guarantee of my responsibility and integrity If the does not meet your fullest expectations, I shall return your money, PLUS your outlay of postage. I might add that large corporations have bought my books by the thousands for their employees. Schools have bought them as text books. ¢ Physi cians recommend them to their nervous patients. Extracts from the book have been again and again reprinted in’ magazines and newspapers, which is the strongest proof of merit so send for the book TO-DAY, subject to my guarantee. If vou have strained your nerves through over work, worry, grief or have ignorantly abused them otherwise, sufmit your case to me, and I shall tell you definitely the exact nature of your weak ness. and whether I can help YOU, as I hav helped over 90.000 men and women during the last thirty years. cents book Verve Spectalist and Psycho-analyst, be- sides being generally experienced in all sciences pertaining to the Body and Mind. I have treated more cases of “ Nerves’ than any other man in the world. My instruction is given by Mail only No drugs or drastic treatments are employed My method is remarkably thoroughly scientific and invariably effective [ama simple Positively no fee is charged for a“ Preliminary Diagnosis” of your case, and you will be under no obligation to take my course of instruction, if you do not care to. Do not explain your case in your first letter, as I shall send you special in- structions on how to report your case and how to make certain “nerve tests” used generally by Nerve Specialists; and I shall send vou FREE, other important data on the subject’ which will give you an understanding of your nerves you never had before. I shall send you authentic records of numerous cases of Nerve Exhaustion I have corrected which have never been equalled in the history « medical practice. I have corrected thousands of cases of extreme Nerve Exhaustion.—Ad¢ comicbooks.com