New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1920, Page 9

CHIROPRACTIC TALES No. 5 | PUBLISH | ObstructedNerves’ It is a well-known fact that if the nerves leading to the foot were cut, the foot would be paralyzed and. try as we might, we could not move it. This demonstrates how im- portant nerves are, controlling as they do The piotures will give some id of the personnel of the ‘boarders” at the New Britain Fresh Air Farm in Burlington. The upper picture shows the entire guest list with one Nortaat nerves are controll e exception. ““Tony” refused to be Shon il eaithT ey ait s 3, . Y part, tissue and photagraphed, absolutely. Not for | Says Mrs. Ovenstein, So Other | orzan of the boay Toney are the idle pleasures of the Suzf' - w M& er If an organ stops functioning when the ordinary child. No indeed, he ering Vomen y Learn nerves eupplying it are cut. it is equally .l At an organ cannot function 1 grasshoppers and so intent has be- Take as an example the foot again. Pinch come his hunt that he has become the large trunk aerve in the leg by sitting a recluse. His passion and his pleas. | Chicago, IIL—“I suffered for four | 07 {he $3%¢ of & chair or by squatting down ure are the denizens of the fields and | years with pains in my sides, hips and | " To cut a nerve means to destroy its ca- hedge-rows. TOCERRRGRE] legs and a terrible | pacity to transmit nerve force: to PINCH a “I““ l”' ” backache, I could nerve means to DIMINISH its capacity to not do any work at transmit nerve force. ! CHIROPRACTIC all. T was treated 'RELEASES NERVE PRESSURE! You will note that “Jimmy" Doyle prefers the express wagon to the other facilities for recreation. Jimmy is going to be an executive some day, by many physicians Clinical observation discloses the fact that but they did not he[p there i=s only one place where trunk nerves he sits in the wagon hour after hour me. Iread in one | C2R and do become pinched permanently. and refuses to let any one else play with it, unless the applicant for the wheeled chariot consents to be the horse. Then Jimmy condescends to let him pull it about—with Jimmy on the driver's seat. He has a whip, too, in the socket and an American flag. In the larger picture he also Y e has a lolly-pop, wherefore a part of | very much so t now I can do every- 5 his physiognomy is hidden from view. | thing in the house. I have told my | crree Lilmate sies she heart. or the liver, o - Finally we have a reproduction of | friends about your wonderful Vegetable | be abnormal function as a result. So it is Jimmy after one of the lesser lights | Compound and you have my permission | With every umnatural condition of the body, of the fresh air community has ~al- | 0 publish my Jetter so other women who | {57 $Il dimese can be traced back o' th pHOS lowed that he might play horse for | suffer may learn how to well.”—Mrs. CHIROPRACTI . a while. The horse cannot resist a | IDA OVENsTEIN, 902 S. hfield Ave., | Come to the ofice Sd et Chiropeatio put | | Doubles the strength of weak, delicate, ,,,s‘“m‘f;:“"" coy glance camerawards even though | Chicago, Il - you on the road to Health. Free consultation. nervous people in two weeks' time in 308 i ST he carefully is instructed to look | This good old-fashioned remedy ‘is g with blink- ad i ahead, just like a horse nk- | made from native roots and herbs and J. A. VOI Z : s, N 0B Rl ] This is at the spine, ‘where they leave the of your books where | spinal cord and make their exits through other women h a d | small. round openings between the spinal been helpedby |bones The trunk nerves fit snusly in these B & ia E. Pfllkh‘ml openings and if a spinal segment gets out D aiis G of place only the fraction of an'inch the %m"mmm'"mmmm,m g € Com-|size of the opening is decreased and the | UM pound so I tried it | nerve there is pinched. and it helped me | If the affected nerve supplies the stomach, some form of disease will manifest itfelf D 0 A AT Over 30 Years erie Testing. ers. The artistic ensemble meant m?:flm n:.mrcoties or harmful drugs. of nothing to him, he was “looking lorl you have the slightest doubt that e — L " the birdy" that is popularly reputed | Lydia E. Pinkham's: Vegetale Com.| BHe Chiropractor ||, - OF ALL to be concealed in a camera lens. The | pound will belr you, write to Lydia E. 259 MAIN BLOCK IT] e ) NEATLY { third individual in the group is one inkham “Medicine Co. (confidential), | Sulte 407. Feurth Floor Phone 1732 who merely happened to be passing | Lynn, Mass., for advice. Your letter |, Ofes Houss: o-12 o m—2-5 p. m, K“E:EA.:! | 3. 4 . Fours: M , Tuesday, Thurs- and lingered to look on. He is not a | will be , read and answered & | aay, Saturday, 6:30 to 8:30. > bit camera_shy. woman, and held in strict confidence. . o THESE GET THE DUST! O-CEDAR MOPS We have just received a large shipment of O-Cedar - Mops—the triangular kind—the only ones that get into Ruberoid Prepared Roofing or S. P. C. Slate Surface X p i the corners ! : Shingles stand out as material that is fire-proof and last- s ‘ o ing. ; Polished floors favor O-Cedar Mops—they go o Ruberoid (108 sa. 1) s363 A MOWER THAT MOWS! ——r : A (108 sq: ft) $5.25 $1 1.50 to $21.00 . O-Cedar Polish is on hand, too. 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