Judge — September 24, 1921 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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Drawn by R. B. Futter. Jones——GOopNEsS, MARY, BaBY’S GETTING HEAVY! Phyllis By ARTHUR L. SALMON MY Phyllis on a morning Without the slightest warning Excited me, Delighted me, By her delicious scorning. She said she would forsake me, No partner would she make me; Though there should be No man but me, She said she’d never take me. QO Phyllis, maid alarming, Tyrannical and charming, I'll kiss away The things you say, Your anger thus disarming. You frown at me so sweetly, How can I look discreetly? A kiss shall close Your lips of rose, And silence you completely. Jam Jam may be spread on thick with- out offending the child. It is sel- dom declined. The past tense is Jammed, which means enough in any family. Jam may eventually take its place in the movies but not until custard pie has had its fling. Drawn by A. Bouner, R. M. ACTLY what Nerve Force is, we do E not know. If we did know, we would know the Secret of Life. We know this: it is generated by the through which it travels at a s| than 100 feet per second. It is the Master Force of the Body the force that controls every heart beat, e of every mouthful of food we eat, ‘the ction of every muscle, and the life of every cell. It is the force that gives us courage, ambi tion, personality, character, mental power and energy—the Force that Drives us On, On and On. Every mental impulse and every bodily act uses up a certain amountof Nerve Force. If we expend more Nerve Force than the system can develop, we necessarily become Nerve Bankrupts and we then have a condi tion knowr Neuras then; rvous Debil ity, Nervous Prostra- tion or Nerve haust- tion. Since the greate: drain of Nerve Force is by way of the brain, it can easily be under stood why mentalstrain, worry, grief, and of course abuse of the re productive functions, the nérves so people out of ten have weak ner e not aware of it They think because their hands donot tremble, musclestwitch, or knees shake, tha their ner are per- fect. Bear in mind that our nervous system Diagram sh consists of two gr known as the branches, the and the Internal. Or Nervous System. ilments are due to /yge the weakness of the Inter- p nal Nervous and not the System, which mainly the external Note the ac ing diagram. The symptoms of Nerve Exhaustion var according to individual characteristics, but levelopment is usually as follows: First Stage: Lack of energy and endur ance; that “tired feclin: Second Stage: Nervousness; restlessness; sleeplessness tability; decline in sex i ion;"sour stomach; gas in bowe as constipation; irreg ular heart; lack of mental dache; backache; feuritie, Thouiniatienn and other pains. Third Stage: Serious mental disturbances; fear; undue worry; melancholia; dangerous organic disturbances; suicidal tendencies; and in extreme insanity. If only a few of the symptoms mentioned apply to you, especially those indicating mental turmoil, you may be sure your nerves are at fault—that you have ex- compan physical efficiency A PincH oF Satt. hausted your Nerve Force. 31 What Is Nerve Force? By PAUL von BOECKMANN Nerve Specialist and Psycho-Analyst —Eyes—Nose —Ears —Throat the book: —Bronchials —Chest Breathing is the > -——Heart —Diaphragm SCLAR PLEXUS pec 33 — Bladder Pelvic Organs wing how the Solar Plexus, “abdominal brain” xternal great center of the Sympathetic (Internal) 7 Mental strains, espe nic derangementsand — ¢jally grief, fear, worry and anxiety para olar Plexus, which in turn causes poor blood circulation, ystem, indigestion, constipation, ete. This in ernal turn clogs the blood weaken and irritate Mental strain starts a circle of cause endless misery, ache weaknesses and generally lower mental and I agree with the noted British authority on the nerves, Alfred ‘T. Schofield, M.D., the author of numerous Woe on the sub: ject, who says: “It is my belief that the greatest single factor in the maintenance of health is that the nerves be in order.”” I have written a 64-page book entitled, “Nerve Force,” which in the simplest lan- guage explains hundreds of vital points re- garding the nerves and their care; informa- tion every person should know. Students of the subject, including’ physicians, pro- nounce the book the most practical work on the subject which has ever been written. Large corporations have bought my book by the thousands for their employees. Phy- sicians recommend it to their nervous pa- tients. Extracts from have again and again been re- printed in magazines and ne , Which proof The of real cost of the cents. Remit in coin or Address Paul nn. Studio 144, 110 West 40th Street, New York City If your nerves have n you trouble, es ally if your doctor has told you that Stomach — Liver condition is due to $-—Intestines nerves, submit lanes case to me, and I Shall tell you definitely the nature of your — Colon and whether n help you, as 1 have helped ‘over 90, 000 men and women during the last thirty ar is th Lama Nerve Special ist and Psycho-analyst, besides being gentrally experienced in all ,sci ences pertaining to the shallow breathing, Body and Mind. 1 ted more s of “Nerv than ther man in the ly instruction Mail only. No or dras treatnents are em- ployed. My method is remarkably simple, thoroughly scientific and invariably effective. Positively no fee is charged for a “Pre- liminary Diagnosis" of your case, and you will be under no obligation to take my course of instruction, if you do not care to. 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