New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1927, Page 11

FURALGIA SHOULD HAVE TREATNEN Govt, Doctor Tells of Yarious? Methods ' Waslington, April 20 (UP)—Neu- ' ralgia usually indicates some system- ic disorder and at the first twinge & physician should be consulted, ad- vises Dr. Hugh S. Cumming, surgeon general of the United States public Lealth service. “The word neuralgia means nerve pain,” Dr. Cumming said. “In every day life, however, neuralgia has come to be generally u to indi cate pain affecting a particular ner of its branches from any cause. “There are tew ailments which give rise to greater suffering. You should know that neuralgia i cates a depressed or enfeebled stat of health. For example those wl suffer from rheumatism have neuralgia. “In weakened condltions of the system from improper or insufficient food or as a result of any drain upon the body or in anem from any cause and in such a disease as mz laria, neuralgia is frequently p. ent.” Dr. Cummings said other causes of neuralgia {ncluded strain upon the nervous system such as anxiety or mental overwork, exposure to damp- ness and cold, decayed teeth, diseas- d bones, local inflammation in which nerves are involv: pressure frequently upon the nerve trunk, and swelling = of the nerve sheath in its passage ¢ through the bony canal or upon the surface. “Sciatica {s one of the more com- | mon forms of neuralgia, affectin the great sclatic nerve which | emerges from the pelvis and runs | down the leg to the foot” he con- tinued. “Treatment of all forms of neu- ralgia s important to ascertain as early as possible whether any con- stitutional condition is assoclated with the malady. “Although when an periodic a large dose of quinine two or three hours prior to the seizure will often lessen and may even pre- vent the pain, this should not be re- sorted to except on the advice of a physiclan. “Liniments containing oplum, belladonna, or aconite rubbed into affected parts will often ease the more severe local pain but thess things do not get at the source of the trouble, “Employment of electricity long continued forms of neural has proved serviceable in som cases. “The safest and the best way to avold suffering and future troubl: from the malady, however, is to visit & physician at the first twing ot neuralgia.” 30,000 YALE MEN GATHER TONIGHT “Round the World Dinner” in. Nearly 200 Cities New Haven, April 20. — (P — Thirty thousand Yale men scattes ~4 around the world will participa tonight 1in the Yale “round the world” dinner. Festivitles will be held in nearly 200 cities and they will be linked together by two radio networks, aggregating 28 broad- casting stations. It is believed that more than 15,000,000 will listen in on the program. ! Dinners Abroad. Forelgn cities in which Yals din ners will be held include Bermud Mexico City, Rio De Janeiro, San- tiago, Chile; Buenos Aires, Honolu- lu, Manila, Tokyo, Bombay, Sydney Australia; London, Paris, Th Hagus, Brussels, Rome, Athens, Tarsus and Capetown, South Africa. | Eleven dinners are to be held in | Connecticut {ncluding New Hax Hartford, Waterbury, New Britain, | § Ansonla, Bridgeport, Meriden, Mid- dletown, New London, Torrington and Willimantic. | The principal speaker will be Chiet Justice Willlam Howard Ta who will take part in the dinner Tashington. Dr. George E. Vincen will be national toastmaster and will speak from New York. Other radio addresses will be given from Cleveland, Chicago and St. Louts, | Sing College Songs. | For the first time in Yale history the alumni scattered in many citie will sing together “Bright College Years” led by Noah Swayne, from New York. The Yale Glee club will b2 on the air during the evening. | The New Haven _dinner, which | will be held in the Yals dining hall will be one of the largest of the two hundred. The program has been completed. After the dinner Edward G. Buckland, vice president of New York, New Haven and Hartiord ECZEWA N RASH ON BODY Spread to Face, Red and Disfig- uring, Healed by Cuticura, m“%:im t:;oh :ux inarash on y body and gradually spread to my face. The breaking out was res' and disfiguring. 1 lost countless 'x:ghll' sleep, and could not bear E. Eddy, 11 Constitution St., Provi- dence, R. 1, Oct. 14, 1926, Keep your skin clear by usin, Cuticura Soap, Oinunenlb-ynd Tnlfi cum for datly toilet purposes. Touch pimples and itching, if any, with Cuticura Ointment, bathe with Cuti- cura Soap and hot water. Cuticura Taleum is unexcelled in purity, Soap B e e N ™ Cuticura by the Yale Glee cl attack is rajlroad, and an of the Haven executive committce of the endowment fund campaign, will in- | troduce Professor Ge H -1 tleton as the chiet speaker of Uw‘ evening. Following Prote tleton's address and several i nouncements by Mr. Buckland will | come the radio program, which will | commence at 9:30 with the singing Says Hfl" 0[ St of “Mother of Men” from New York | Numerous Features. Dr. Vincent will then introduce | President James Rowla Angell, | o will speak from New York. | e next address wi ome from Cleveland and will made by bovs who will go to ichard F. Gra he broad- |would be better off isting will then ew York where the gl arch on Down th Bingo.” President Twining Hadley will the air from Chi and af glee club will sing ano! . Freshm e will then spealk New TYork, Apr! H. P. Faunce of B go on American Maga ter him the From a study o ing nearly half Faunce finds that g0 to college are sense that they fai “Moreover,” he figures do not inclu thousands wh ¢ n graduate ur preciou no benefit with the time ax There is no other men are so defi which there 1 Hernry B. from St William Howard air at 10:15 ington. At 1 nouncement r Gt thaa will College Yes eaking from will come arding the SENT TO REFORMATORY ng a saski, 21, entenced to t criminal superior Judge Allyn L. F advise that the Chi; Yale art school stude e i himself, Faunce, is this: sk acco on tgned by s of other stud y him at th merchants. ind | boy is s callthe great edics today. 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