Judge — April 17, 1926 — page 28: what you’re looking at

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NERVE STRAIN The Cause of Nervous Indigestion, Auto-Intoxication, Blood Poisoning oO all the things that injure health, straining the nerves is more dangerous than all others combined. It weakens the nerves, paralyzes the organic forces, play: havoc ‘with the mind, and is the cause of innumerable dangerous ailments Nervous Indigestion Nerve strain is especially harmful to the stomach and bowels, causing nervous indi- gestion, sluggish bowels, and kindred dis- orders. This, in turn, fills the blood with dangerous Why and how. this occurs can be easily understood. Undi gested foods in the stomach and bowels ferment and decay. This putrefaction develops gases and certain toxic poison: just as does any putrefying matter, be it inside or outside of the body. _ These poisons are absorbed by the blood, which transmits them to every part of the body. This self- poisoning is termed Toxemia or auto- intoxication poisons. Toxemia Toxemia impairs the blood circulation, causing high or low blood pressure, dizziness, kidney trouble, mental and physical rest lessness, sleeplessness, and uneasiness of the mind. It lowers the disease-resisting powers and leads to many diseases, especially colds, pneumonia, and tuberculosi Toxic poison has the same effect internally as would a drop of acid placed on the skin. It burns and irritates, that is, it causes | Do You Know— pain. All bodily pains, not | That it is Nerve due to local inj pce tion, are due to t or infec- dxiC poisons. That entire body This includes _ headaches, neuralgia, neuritis, rheuma- tism, backaches, pains in the | become region of the heart, in the | That, mental chest, etc., etc paralyze Controf ‘the Stomach Ulceration Cancer As stated, putrefaction of un digested food develops gases which is indicated by belching and bloating of the bowels. These gases expand the stom- Nerves? ach like a toy balloon, caus- | How to ing severe pressure on the | pore? heart and lungs, which, in it- | Read Nerve self, is often’ fatal.’ Fre- pares quent dilation of the stomach in time develops a pocket at the bottom of which food remains for days to decay and develop irritating poisons. This leads to local ulcers, and in many cases leads to cancer, a disease that is killing many thousands annually Dieting Ineffective Millions of people try to avoid Toxemia by abstaining from foods that readily ferment and decay. While dieting is helpful, it is at best, but a “‘dodge,"’ and not acure. The only cure lies in avoiding Nervous Indiges- tion, and that cure must begin through the nerves. I write authoritatively on this subject, as I have made a life study of nervous people and their ailments and weaknesses. During the last 30 years I have had far over 100,000 your Nery in fact, yc That Nerve Strain will wreck y rapid! How to develop your Nerve Force? How to RELAX and CALM your PAUL voN BOECKMANN Author-Lecturer-Scientist ose various books on the Nerves, Breathing, Psychology and Health h hed the highest plane uring 0 years. His books have en trans everal foreign language such cases under my observation and care, of which hundreds were treated in collabora- tion with leading medical scientists. No other man has had so great an experience as I in this specialty, nor has had the opportunity to test so widely the efficiency of any advance made in this science. roe tt ental Power and Cha gov An Important Book I have written a book, titled “NERVE FORC. which discusses this _ vital subject in detail and ex- plains in simple language how we strain our nerves, alyze the vital organs and at we must do to restore hem to normal condition. The cost of the book, pre- paid, is only 25c coin. or stamps. Address me, Paul von Boeckmann, Studio 140, 110 West 40th St., New York City. This book is not a catch- penny pamphlet. It is a dignified treatise, free from exaggerations and ‘bunk. It is on file in many Public Libraries, Sanitarium Libra- ries, and at the National Medical Librar: at Washington, D.C. The book er Force’ contains 64 pages of important in- formation and practical advice. Over 1,000,000 copies have been sold in past ars. Whether or not you have trouble with your nerves and stomach, you should read this book, which you may do at my risk. If it does not meet your fullest expectations, your money will be refunded, plus your outlay for postage. Or, you may pay for the book after you read it. So send for t your Strain book today nerves and be and its trail sequences. Strengthen immune to Nerve of dangerous con- 26 JUDGE FOR YOURSELF ntlemen: Although I enjoy Juvce. every L agree thoroughly with Russell O. Ludlow understand how W. M. Houghton y his all-around perfection how his complete and perfect knowledge of Neither why trash, friends id subscriber: Yours for a better wpe! Donald L.. Munson Cut Out the Editorials of Jeoae: ve just re: of March 1 the letter of Mr. Peene in the I agree very much with him hould devote itself to humor in the form of jokes and cartoons rather than such departments a for Yourself,” “Judging the “Judging the Movies,” “Judge on the should be an editorial Je Dox mu h more if it inks amor or f only of these ki hut some are refused on account of them Yours sincerely, Ererett Cook Majority Rule Jupar: r: For a long time I have been an nd appreciative reader of your articles T have admired your masterful and live issues of the day Tam attaching a clipping from the Louisville Times declaring that thirty-fve” Un Senators in the West will stand by" the and have 7,000,000, and. ‘only twelve of North South Dakota, ka, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Ne: - . Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Washington, Oregon, Arkansas Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina North Carolina and a combined population of about 34,000,000, and forty-six Inited States Senators. has almost four Senate tate of Nevada with on less than Duluth e voting power in th Making comparisons: t two Senators has a popula Minn. Idaho, with a population less than the City of Detroit, has the biggest bellowing Senator he whole United State: The above items a but T, just. wanted to express myself “lest yo forget” the above issue. ‘Thanking you and with best regards I remain, Very truly yours, W. B. Hopkins We Can't Account for It Dear Jevoe: seems t be getting bi every issue, What has hapy ‘oon on Saint Samuel is vers |. Keep going, friend. Jvocr 10 1 in its own way on weeklies. Sistersville, W. Vi Fred Compson March 16, 1926, r, better and d? good. in- is standing Hd comicbooks.com