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The most dangerous among them comfort which indigestion in one
is Harry Gordon, called the mad or other of its various forms ontails butcher" who was committed to the SATURDAY, JAN. 3, 1931, and which will allow the person to institution after he had killed two
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With the causes or symptoms of indigestion I do not intend to deal, but to suggest something which will, in the great majority of cases, be the means of occasioning consider ablo relief even if a permanent cure is not always effected. The cure, it cure it can be called, is a simple one, sa simple that many will hesitate to put it to the test, even although its immediate results are freedom from discomfort or the alleviation of pain.
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Considerable alarm was created in the city as a car containing the lunatics swiftly outdistanced the State troopers sent in pursuit, and the police are now hunting the men in quarters where it is thought they might be seeking former friends.
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The leader of the raiding party was William Nelson, a burglar, who himself escaped from Matteawan. some time ago, and among the men was pyromaniac be liberated known as Firebug Al
Nelson was familiar with the routine and the raid was so success- ful that; had he wished, ho might have turned loors the whole 1,170 inmates. When all the keepers were overpowered and trussed, however, he called a roll of his friends and refused to take any others but these
Medicines of any kind rarely caro indigestion. They may relieve, but will do little or nothing to effect a eure unless attended with care is dietary, not only in the amount but in the quality of the foodstuffs six, oates. Drugs, purgative or aperient
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towns between the hospital and New York were notified that a speeding car with a crew of insano criminals was on the road. It dash. ed furiously through Peekskill, nar." rowly escaping turning over at a sharp corner, and the motor police in pursuit were unable to overtake it..
Once the chasers were in sight of the car, when it stopped on a steep bill, but the lunatics in bare feet and pyjamas leapt out and pushed it over the crest. After that the car was lost sight of
Digestive and tonic medicines, the former of which act upon foodstuffs and render them easily acted upon by the digestive juices, and the latter, which have a stimulating and strengthening action on the glunds which secreto their juices, are of considerable importance and tend to bring about a cure in time,
What, then, is the best line of treatment to be adapted, and, if
One of the most desperate of the adopted, to produce resulta which escaped hunatics, Frank Vanderkuy- will procure not only improvedlen, known as the mad killer, general health, but freedom from apeared at the home of his third indigestion? In one word, it is rest, wife, in West Fifty-Third Street, in Simple and complete rest, not of the heart of New York and begged the body as a whole, but of the her to harbour him. She, in terror, various parts which are concerned refused, and notified the police.
in digestion.
All organs of the body require rest, and the digestive organs are no exception to the rule. The great muscular system by which all volun- tary movement is effected affords the simplest proof of necessity of rest. If rest is not given its action becomes impaired.
Muscular tissue is not confined to High in the Himalayan Mountains the muscules which can be volun- there is a mysterious tribe of people tarily called into action, but is living in caves and having no con.. found in many of the internal s
Little is organs of the body, Muscular tissue tact with civilisation,
has a most important influence in known about them except that they connection with digestion, entering are, according to the inscriptions into the construction of the conta of the stomach and intestines and on their caves, of Chaldean origin. by the contraction of its fibres Their years are nine months long, setting up the to and fro movement and many of their are, 150 years in the former which is necessary for the churning of the food, rendering old.
it easy of digestion, and for its en- trance into the intestines, where muscular action again takes it in hand, carrying it onward, and finally causing its waste products to be discharged. If this delicate mus The tribe was discovered nine cular structure becomes overtaxed years ago by Miss Jill Cossley-Batt,indigestion and constipation are the an explorer-author and scientist, inevitable sequence.. when "vagabonding " through China and the East.
The Chaldean raes occupied a large area in the neighbourhood of what is now as Iraq, or Mesopo-
įtamią.
Miss Cossley-Batt was at a dis advantage then because she had little or no knowledge of the Chal dead language, but she spent some time among the tribe, and rande some remarkable discoveries.
Garda Graduate of London.
Now, in collaboration with Dr. Irvine Baird, of Montreal, Miss Cossley-Batt is letting out on an other expedition to rediscover this | mysterious tribe.
Miss Cossley-Batt, who is a gradu ate of London and Oxford universi- ties, in an interview, told the story of her discovery of these strange
Chaldeans.
I travelled on my own, but met some priests who eventually led mo to these people. They live at an altitude of 13,000 feet, and dwell in caves. According to the manuscript at Peiping they are of Aryan stock, but the inscriptions on their caves leave no doubt that they are Chal- dean.
The thing that amazed me about these people was that, even according to our year of twelve months, some of them are more than 100 years old. They are uni usually good specimens of the race, and the women, many of them seventy or more years old, are extraordinarily active."
Harmful "Snacks,”.
Vanderkoylon then, tanished.
He had been sent to: Mattenwan originally following the killing of women by throwing acid.
Mattenwan is the institution from Which Harry Thaw made his sensa- tional escape 17 years ago."
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A remarkable testimony to the infallibility of the Bible was mado at the Albert Hall by Sir Ambrose Fleming, the scientist.
The occasion was the eighth Bible Demonstration organised by the. Bible Testimony Fellowship, and the great ball was well filled. -
Sir Ambrose spoke of the Bible 46 assuredly Divinely inspired, infallible in all that concerns the state, the salvation and the destiny of mankind."
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As with the musculus, so it is with the millions of glands which are embedded in the coils of the digestive organs. Called too fre queatly into action they do their ture constituted a diffenity to many Newton's Law, he argued, was such utmost to respond, but sooner or modern minds. Scientific investiga- a statement, and it had had to be later they are bound to fail, and in- tions, in the past 300 years find re-modifed by Einstein recently to digestion results.
vealed a wonderful constancy and comply with phenomena which were For this reason the importance of invariableness in the phenomona of tiot known in Newton's time. allowing a sufficient time to clapso Nature-and this had given rise to Any single person could only ob- beteren meals is apparent and the opinion that the way things serve so-called laws over a limited should be implicity oboyed but happen--or the laws of Nature-are time, and if law could be establish- how often do we find that sufferers necessarily invariable and thated by human testimony, exceptions could also be established by human from indigestion appear to feel that there are no exceptions.
But by the word "law" when testimony. it is necessary that the stomach,
Sir Ambrose Fleming is the in- should be kept continually in ac used in the scientific sense, we tion by "snacks between meals, meant an exact statement of the ventor of the thermionic valve, by taking food at any and every way things happen, as observed by which has revolutionised wireless senson, with the object of promote over a limited period of time.telegraphy, and made wireless toler ing strength on the theory that (Vontinued on nezt. Column.) little and oftca must prove bene ficin in their case. There can be no greater mistake.
Rest, sufficient rest; must be given for the stomach not only to digest the previous meal, but to allow its muscles and its glands to recover toub and strength to enable them to deal with the succeeding, one.
Too Many Meals, "Apart from allowing sufficient tims for digestion, it is also a wise precaution, and in come eases of dyspepsia an essential one, to con- aiderably prolong this period of Cesar Axton Hoodie, Zerland—resh Many chronic dyspeptics have and South Africa are helping to obtained great reffer from the actuar Bupport the expedition hy sending missing of a meal, by doing without vifts of their products required by food for a considerable length of the explorere, and Mr. Bennett, the time,. until the actual feeling of Prime Minister of Canada, has given hunger proclaims that not only dogs them snow-shoes, revolvers, guṇa,
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