Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 134, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1927 — Page 7

OCT. 13, 1927

Freedom on Mad Career to License BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON Trailing in the footsteps of H. L. Mencken, Sherwood Anderson, Carl Van Vechten, Burton Roscoe and sundry other iconoclasts, the forces of pure intellect often give evidence of having no more sense than the hicks and hayseeds they criticize. They have long been screaming about the futility of enduring unhappy marriage. But are half a dozen unhappy matings any more sensible than only one? Throwing off the shackles of religious superstition is not such a praiseworthy thing If one becomes bound again with the thongs of skepticism. Having a hatred for prohibition is not a mark of deep wisdom if you are so intolerant -f its advocates that you speak of ‘hem always as yahoos and peruna bounds. Drift to License Being individual and . free is all very fine provided ybu know where to stop, but at the rate we arL now traveling we appear to be mv'ely transferring ourselves from the frying pan of convention into the fire of license. / Today most of the reformers are far more intolerant in their views than those whom they hope to improve. And, as Tracy so wisely has said, just because a thing is old is no sign that it is bad. Yet that is

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ended for the first time in years.” This remarkable statement was made just a few days ago* in a report from Mr. L. E. Condon, 410 N. Spring St., Indianapolis, which was received by The Konjola Man at Hook’s drug store, Illinois and Washington Streets, this city, where large crowds are calling daily to find out for themselves about this surprising new medicine. “I developed stomach trouble a long time ago,” said Mr. Condon, “and I seemed to be going from bad to worse without finding a medicine that would help me. My indigestion always came back worse than before. Whenever I managed to eat, my food would lie in my stomach without digesting and felt like a heavy rock. This brought on gas pains and cramps that nearly doubled me over. My throat and Chest would burn,- and my heart would beat wildly. These spells would last for hours and sometimes I didn’t know if I would pull through or not. * “Konjola was recommended to me and I decided to give it a trial. I noticed this medicine was helping me almost at once, and each day I was getting better. After a few weeks my troubles had never returned, and I didn’t know what to make of it. I have taken six bottles of Konjola, and got permanent relief. I can eat anything I want and never have a sign of indigestion. All the gas bloating pains and other miseries are gone. I am also free of constipation, and my system is regulated in general. I sleep better and seem to feel good all the time, so I wish to give credit to Konjola for the new health I enjoy.” Konjola is not only for stomach trouble, but is anew liquid compound which contains the juices extracted from 22 of Nature’s medicinal plants. These have effect on the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, restoring these organs to more healthy, normal action. Asa result, the whole inner-system is benefited and new feelings of hC-lili como over the body in general.. Thus, Konjola is different tha£ any yfeviously kncwn medicine. • • The Konjola Man is at Hook’s drug store, Illinois and Washington Streets, Indianapolis, where he is daily meeting the local public and introducing and explaining the marits of this remedy. Konjola is being sold by every Hook drug store in this city, and the best druggists of all nearby towns.—Advertisement

exactly what we seem to be trying to make ourselves believe. Still Unhappy More marriages and easier divorces are being advocated regardless of the fact that the more we change our wedding rings the unhappier we appear to be. We are so afraid that we will appear credulous that we believe in nothing. We are so shamed of being slaves of convention that we are fast losing the last shreds of our morals. We are so alarmed lest we fail to lead free existences that we are all suffering because nobody is dutiful to others any more. Seif has become such a deity with us that our spiritual attributes have about disappeared. And yet the fellows who are so anxious to have us free do not seem to be much better off nor any happier Chan we who still are shackled with a few family duties. And Rotarianism—that word that to intellectuals is likq the red rag to a bull— do you suppose after all, that it harbors any more than some of our literary circles?

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