New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1927, Page 22

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1927. {m(ght be made on the vital organs. cise, | It is interesting to know that psy: The contraction of the splery chological or emot al processes eems to beé subject to control our Health |Gl o ciminas in vio: | through the nervous evstem, which lence also cause the spleen to be- | serves also to link up its action w How To Keep It— [come pale and to contract som brain centers during strong what, anticipating the actual exer: Love’s Embers “Revelations of a Wife” otions. Adele Garrison”s Absorbing Sequel To Beginning a New Serial Madge and Mary Induige tn a Tete Ye a-Tete About Miss Lincoln Knew very w 1o good sha I'm all As far as my had the het ons tonig (BY THC( TON W. 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SAY S #pt into m rder to ahleld =om ENS‘UJ\ MUORDER CASE S @y VAN DINE CHARACTERS OF THE STORY PHILO VANCE JOHUN F.-X. MARKHAM ol Vell-known \\ all “‘l‘ et broker and man- Mmut tr)\\ n, [ eriously murdered in his home M \)(\:; A ~.|">\1 BENSON . Brother of t 'ANNA PIL ATZ ..... Housekeeper for Alvin Benson RIEL ST. CLAIR \ voung singer PTAIN PHILIP LEACOCK . t. Clair’s fiance PR PEYEE . Intimate nf —\I\m Benson's PAULA BANNING ... end of Pfyfe's HOE on and Benson A retired army officer An alderman . DEC] rhnx ] BIGSBY OSTRANDER WILLIAM H. MORIARTY zEORGE G. STITT ... . . llfl e firm of St m" 3 DINWIDDIE COLONEL | ;wa.\l;lic-nccnun.mnts Assistant District Attorney . Ser ycant of the Homicide Bureau of the Homicide Bureau BEN HANT ()\ (ummandmg Officer of Detectives assigned to District Attorney’s office PHELPS, TRACY, SPRINGER, HIGGINBOTHAM ... Detectives assioned 10 District Attorney’s office "APTAIN CARL HAGEDORN ....s.. Firg-arm DR. DOREMUS .. Medical Examiner LANK SWAC to District Attorney CURRIE .. Vance's valet The NOW BEGIN THE STORY 1 steadily at &} mlI] trust Captain Le was=afr: ald o last spoke n involun- emot 1 had avowed tell office 1 Cap- hope con- ome o samination no effect pon t propose s the p ned ow, to- ten- om of poidoncu 1 o the first sign of 'S REAED i 2t he has con derring-do In cone whom he All'22 New Britain Druggiste. © CHARLES SCRIBNER3 SoM8 and then turned | 11 vou explain how | ind hand-bag found into Mr. Benson's house? | ere has been prey- 1y on the District direct, frank gaze Banson at Ms ordered the referred re- 1 my anger t away, 1 my gloves and il Mr. Benson driven of at 1 realized my loss, and havin T money, 1 walked house, he e before one.” grim and purened Vanae to know under what es th vitation to din- stended . (To eR (nnnlvu(vh Menus for the Family'; BY SISTER MARY Northern "oy ap l fish with Meringue Pudding »oons tlour blended. stirring smooth uto the hites . beating sugar gradu 4 in the and arrange in a border the baking in a slow NEA Service, Inc.) and save the ) Causes of Iliness BY DR. MORRIS I'ISHBEIN L-mor Journal of the Medical Association and of Hy- gela, the Health Magazine. In the abdomen lies a large pulpy i wn as the spleen, Wing to popular tradition, has | some association with emotions of | anger. The phrase to “vent one's | apleen® had relationship to a release of wrath. d Strangely enough the exact func- | tions of this orgad in body ha heen satisfactor ily determined although much tir and money have been spent in re- 4 o | Not long ago certain erted that the spleen observed in contraction under cer- conditions. The theoretical ex- affered - ction was dae to a blood from the orga Blood Ce For some time it that the organ was esps cerned with the chem blood and with the manufacture v,H~ Qu tly Brit- veloped whiek the human animals it 1s possible to window into the b inctions of the organ hen air or gas is i atdomen. Again it i it the organ outside | the abdomina vity 2 hus to | observe its action under various con- ditions. | The organ is Insensitive. Tt seems | to be involved In the control of | the blood volume. If an animal exercises severely the spleen shrinks due to the discharge of hlood from it into the circulation so it contracts and seer as a sort of fine adju: controlling the amount circulation Reservoir of Blood. Tt 1 possibla for the human body | to supply blood to one organ at t oxpense of anoth The Bri observers found th most active exercise o capable, the k ived of hlood to the ext ing actually injured. Obviously it is desirable to have a reservoir like the spleen to take » of adjustments and prevent ge to an organ of the import- In times o hysiologi 0' blood in animal result of 1 though soms ¥ may result strength, ev damage to the Kidr mus- | sles must the last ounce of blood they can get, Ir order to save the animal’s life. Tn less & occasions the &pleen can provide the extra blood needed draw that otherwise | ANOTHER i .‘ walNRa Some of the questions in this ' puzzle are topica Others cover a of {interesting subjects. Tf K «: your brain, here's Horizontal. lands have n stoppin nsatlantic fly served as a place for ont of poem wother or v\n Venomous enake Adores. Iixelan Kindled Mother Accomplishes What is a nickname state of Michigan? 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