Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 107, Hammond, Lake County, 22 October 1907 — Page 4
THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES
Tuesday. October 22. 1907.
The Lak County Times
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CIRCULATION 11 (f YESTERDAY ii I 9
OVEREATING
LAMED FOR
LL HEALTH
Dr. J. W. Hurtz Declares Pneumonia, Even, Indirectly, Results From too Free Indulgence in Good Things of the Table.
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OVER-EATING VS. STARVATION. Dr. J. N. Hurty, secretary of the state board of health at a meeting ot the Eighth District Medical society at Muncie, Saturday pointed out a duty to the men of the medical profession which while, not altogether original with Dr. Ilurty was by no means out of order. Perhaps physicians as a class are a bit weary of being hold, up as examples of nobility when most of them individually do not lay claim to any more nobility than other intelligent and educated men who follow a profession because therein lies their greatest interest and as they believe their most promising field of endeavor. V.y the same token they are possibly weary of having the burden of responsibility of tho general public health thrust upon them and believe that they are doing their full duty toward mankind when they attend consclensciously and to the best of their ability to the Ills of their own patients. Nevertheless the great Importance, of public liealth is of such vital moment, ignorance is so universal, and the field for benefaction along that lino Is so wide, that it should naturally appeal to the
physician who is the only logical teacher
TELLS DOCTORS WHERE
THEIR DUTY LIES
Up to Them to Instruct the People in the Rigorous Abstinence the
Narrow Path of Health Demands Must Be Patient With Ignorance of Public Officials.
Muncie, Ind., Oct. 22. Special Dr. J. N. Hurty, secretary of the state board of health, made tha members of the Eighth District Medical society sit up and take notice today when he delivered his address on "How may busy practicioners aid public health work?" He said in part: "Overeating is an all too frequent cause of Illness. Gorging kills more than starvation. Of one hundred cases ot pneumonia in business men, eighty-
seven had, one or two days before attack, attended banquets or eaten big
dinners. Where Is the society woman.
By bf coming a teacher to those who who drinks tea, eats salads and ice
Rug Offer We have a wonderful $15.50 offer, we want to make to you on an entirely new line of Brussel Rug, 9x12. We have just received this rug from the mill and have put them on sale Special for our Fall Opening. Nothing like it was ever known before. It will be a rug surprise to anyone needing a rug. 15.SO
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are so rrono to Inherit the Ills that flesh Is heir to, he is ciotnea wun superiority ' - ant-iuuon ift, nu uue nui
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ot purpose which m ihhhj lasio ..j -. ..... ...... (trouble?
duty 13 htmseii prone to mouebtiy uibciuuu. t-lub 3Ian Prey to i)i,,raHe.
The world In which plenty aoounas is au too uvx. iu nuiu Ui. The cmb man who commences his
pity for the privations suffered by the " other nan. i nere is no uenymg mat meal with a cocktail and then eats
the conditions which make necessary these privations are pitiable in the ex- fieely of rich food, is pretty certain .. .v.. .l.inht th.t thov ,i.Jin time to have a stroke of apoplexy
treme. iiut as ior tne privations iu m., w.w ,o J nr. , Qtta.,ui rtito
less harm and are responsible for less evil in the long run than are the excesses Eyen babies are kIned by overeating, of the comfortably situated. If baby is restless or fretful, though
As Dr. Ilurty in his address before the medical society asserted, "gorging just fed, he Is quieted with the breast
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was in the ratio of S7 cases out of 100 due in a measure to heavy dining I colJc Qr dlarrhoe attacks, and then
preceding the contraction of the disease. ine worm aas long unowa mat the false accusation is maae inai -uoa
,,nv nf the most fttronizine- forms of disease are due directly to overeating In His infinite wisaom lias carriea mis
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Air a great abundance or air
end general indugence of the appetite Brights' disease among
is
attributed very largely to these causes. Dyspepsia and other stomach ills are thQ prImary need of nfe. There Is no
bound to follow in the wake of too good living and cause more suffering full health for those who do not put
probably than all tho starvation in the world. The physicians are the only vne tuu amount i , . , blood which nature requires. This fact ones who are in a position to educate the public to a proper regard for their Jgnored We shut air out of our health and the moans of conserving it, and it looks as though they ought to hcmea in -winter. e force our chldren
Bhoulder the burden, irksome thought it may be. into ill ventilated school rooms and
when health tails, wre attriDute me oe..1 i . ..-.v- c iili- and trtrt YYIllnVl
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WILLIAM J. liUiAJi now raung tue u.u.u.u,u. ow"" - croW(31ntr bv teachers. A school house
organized Tenth District Democratic Editorial association, he might look forwhich lg not proVided with efficient
the balance of the needed support in the light that every knock Is a boost. ventilating ducts is an abomination,
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MOTTO OF the competing ballconists who started irom cm. louis. ; e Doctor. Have Public Duty.
don't know where ve are going, but we are on our way. .-It jg tbe plain duty of the medical
profession to teach the people con
cerning the narrow path of health
which leads to the fullest happiness
Ignorance, stupidity, self-indulgence.
selfishness and conceit are the forces
prevent us from putting
SPORTING GOSSIP By 'u The graduates and friends of Wabash college, in Hammond, aro loud in proclaiming what a big stunt it was for the football team of that school to hold Michigan down to 22 last Saturday at Indianapolis. That does not seem to be much of a stunt to my mind. In fact it looks like a pretty bad beating. Michigan is not near so good this year as it was in past years, and In the Wabash game they fumbled bo badly that any team could have held them down, of course, Wabash has a good team, but it cannot commence to class with other colleges around here. Eut 22 to 0 is a score
that it would be best to keep quiet ohmit nn.i not to brag about a big
stunt pulled off.
Fandon is all agog over the proposed match between Tacky MoFarland and Kid Herman. The boy have not signed articles as yet, a9
Faekev has a go tomorrow night with
Kid Goodman of Boston at Fort Wayne
Now they do not look for the Boston
bov to last the ten rounds, but he may
spring a surprise on the Chicago
gang. Ho has not been going right for some time, but if ho comes back into form that he showed two years
ago h can make a whole lot of trouble, lie carries a wallop in either hand that is good for a haymaker. Herman wants to settle the matter as to which is the better man and wants to hot $.".000 (real money) on the result. He can llnd plenty of takers. The baseball heroes from the different winning teams are arriving at their homo towns and watch for the lireworks and big doings when their neighbors gather t tell them what honors they have heaped upon the city.
In Troy, N. Y.. they will have a big bonfire for Johnny Kvers and a crowd of 6,000 people were awaiting his coming. The University of Chicago lias about the strongest team of the Wsr-tem colleges this year and would class favorably with any team in the east. Th-.y line up against tho Minnesota bunch
Wonderful Stove Offer At the General you will get the most wonderful stove offer ever known. Our new plan for putting an Acorn, the best stove in the world, in your home on such terms. Such lew price. No possible risk. Such easy and liberal terms will be given you, that you won't use your old stove this winter. Neither would you buy of any other dealer a stove at one-half his asking price. To get all that we offer free today. Now, as you are reading this notice don't put it off one minute. Go to the General and buy this QQ "7 C stove for ZJ u Cash $3.00; $2.50 Per Month.
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Free Coupon Cut this Coupon out. Bring it to the store and you will receive a valuable present FREE. Dept. 10.
A Jewel 30 to 60 days on trial. Two and one-half tons of
coal last six months and heats a five-room flat to SO degrees. A Jewel hot air circulating flue base burner, now on sale at the General for $33.50 . Nothing better in the country was ever offered ,cn such terms. We are willing to deliver this stove to your house, put it
up free of charge. If the
stove is what we claim it
to be in heating and saving
in fuel, pay for it. If not what we say, don't pay for it. What do you think
of it. Our fall opening price. . 33.50 Cash $3.50; $2.50 Per Month.
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entered and the list includes Bob
Fowler, Tom Longboat and others. The members of the world's champ
ion Cub team will have a new emblem wbicb
for next year. It will be in the shape lpto practical operation nature's law-s
of a watch charm with a raised side, of health. We must be very patient representing a baseball with the head therefore, with those school authorities
of a cub carved upon it. who insist on the score of economy,
The way the Hammond Iroquois team upon giving school children an environwaded through the panthers last Sun- ment which retards their progress and dav was a shame. They wero many which very frequently causes invalid-
pounds too heavy for the visitors who ism and death. We must therefore be lost heart and were easy marks after very patient with those members of the first few touchdowns. municipal council and with those memTh, Virst notriment team is billed hers of the legislature, who oppose
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for a game with tho Hammond Iro- rational neaitu -"j
not what they do.'
Dr. Hurty urged the necessity of
doctors making prompt report or deaths, births, contagious diseases and other vital statistics. By way of Il
lustration, he told of a case in which the father of a young child was acci
dentia killed. He left the widow and daughter unprovided for. In time, the
father's brother died in Switzerland
quoise team for next Sunday at Harrison park. The South Chicago team will lino tip against Lowell on that day. The final baseball games of the year will be played next Saturday and Sunday in the semi-pro league around Chicago. The Cuba will play the Normals Saturday and the Logan Squares Sunday and Detroit will play the Gunthers both days.
Jerome, the So. Chicago "Wizard" has within six weeks r&unlt&cl sixteen couples who were es tranged, located twentyone cases of lost property, and has undeniable proof of it.
I call your name, age, rjirtnpiace and occupation the instant I meet you, without your speaking; a word. I positively unfold in detail all your affairs, giving- names, dates, facts and figures in a man
ner which forever settles the question as to the true and wonderful powers of clairvoyance. I reunite the separated, overcome enemies, cause marriage, establish peace, etc., etc., under the guarantee no charge unless satisfactory. I advise on all kinds of business matters, moves, changes, journeys, speculations, love, marriage and divorce. Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p.m. 0057 Commercial Ave., cor. 91st St., SO. CHICAGO
lMvincr an estate of $12,000 value. The
Bob Fltzsimmons swears he will slap . , d child of the nlan who had
Jack O'Brien's face the first time he been kmed were the heirs. No record meets him. and tho gang are awaiting had been made. however, of the child's
the meeting with great glee. v,irth. The attending physician was
ttell and Weeks can't seem to de- now dead and the mother's testimony
cide on the weight question and their was not sufficient to satisfy the Swiss
battle may go over for a short while. haw. The child lost her share of the
r.intftin Nat Herreshoff is awaiting money.
the word to build another cup defender.
He thinks he can build another winner
or two.
NEGE0 THIEF TKAPPED.
Muncie, Ind., Oct. 22. Hearing soraebodv on the roof of her house at night.
Mrs. Hazel Cooper summoned the police. Tho intruder, taking alarm, fled or attempted to. but in sliding down a rainspout he became entangled in grapevines and was neatly trapped.
When tho police came they found him helpless. Ho was a negro named Hugh
Hanks.
HOW'S THIS ?
N. Y. BANK HEAD RESIGNS
New York, Oct. 21. Charles T. Bar-
rev, president of the Knickerbocker
Trust Co.. the largest in the city from
the standpoint of deposits with one exception, tendered his resignation to the board of directors at a special rreetins: of the directors this after
noon. Mr. Barney is a brother-in-law of the late W. C. Whitney. About the same time that this sudden and unexpected action became known in the financial district it was learned that the National Bank of
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next Saturday and ought t win, although the latter team is strong and has put up a tine game so far this vear.
The (Slants will be put in
next season and given a
Four of the old timers will be out and na wmen replaced. It is said that lahlen, McOann, Browne and Mcdinnlty are slated for the pink ship.
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We offer One Hundred Hollars Re- Commerce naa seoi.u ut ut.uu . . , . ! . TT..a .... ... Irt H .1 .
wara ior any case oi i.uarrn mat the cieiring ixouso n.-sfiiaimu uu
annot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Knickerbocker Trust company that it
F. J. CHE.NKT 4 CO.. Toledo. O- r lear for the latter the undersigned, have known 1-. leiusea lougn enev for the last 15 years, an-1 institution. At the meeting at which
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eve him periecny lioanrame in an
b'-.siness transactions ana fmaiicially able tv carry out any obligations' made bv Lis firm. Waldir.g, Kinnan & Marvin. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
hQl-i. nail s i aiarru (.uic i i.utiu-
mucous surfaces of tne system, lestimonials sent free. Brice 75c per bottle. Sold bv all Druesrists. Take Hail's Family Bills for constipation.
The Hamilton Herald. (Canadian) Marathon run will be hold on Oct. SI and a verv class entry list is already
Yes, It MAY require mure than one insertion of that a( ad. Hut Trhat ot
&t hand. Sidney Hatch of Chicago has u if juu fiud a buyer?
Mr. Barney s resignation was accepted A. Foster Higgins was elected to his place. Mr. Barney would give no explicit reason for his resignation tonight. In regard to the remarkable action of the
National Bank of Commerce he said that he had no knowledge of it. It was taken after his resignation was offered and acted upon he said. National Bank of Commerce officers he-
fused to make any comment whatever regarding the Institution's , summary
f proceeding.
how you might have saved your home If you had begun to save your money in time and had deposited it bit by bit with us.
WE HAVE HELPED OTHERS, let U3 help you; 3 per cent interest on your savings account. The CITIZEN'S German National Bank
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SPECIAL REDUCED FARES For Particulars call on L. A. Allnard, TJcktAt. Hammond
IVo less than 20 so-called specialists have come and gone since ho located here, about lO years ago, after a wide experience in other cities. HE HAS STOOD THE TEST. After treating more than 6.000 people In and about South Chicago, wlthoat a failure to accomplish all promised them in evry Instant' where thy. followed his instructions. We will now listen to what the Doctor has to eay on the aubject. SIX THOUSAND SICK TIIEATKD.
I have treated more than 6.000 pick people in and about South Chicago and made many cures among those classed as Incurables. No disease too slight or too severe to command my careful attention. WHAT I TREAT. I treat most diseases where the patient is able to call at my offlc and can som"tlme8 make special arrangements to call on those who ara not able to come to me. STOMACH TUOl'IlLES. If you feel depressed after meals, with a bloated condition of the stomach and bowels, with belching of gas, I can give you prompt relief and a thor-
TIRED FEELING. I find bo many people who complain of being: tired from exery little exertion, or they are more tired in the morning than after a day's work. Many of these do not sleep well, but are continually disturbed by dreams. I can always help those cases promptly and cure them In a ehort time. DISEASES OF WOMEN. No other class of diseases are bo badly treated as are the dlseas of women. I have given many years of careful attention to this subject and have proven remedies that cure quickly. Call in and ak a many outlons as you wish. I will answer them, and guarantee all I promise. No charge for advice. , DISEASES OF MEN.
I have studied th mihieM rafniir and made the dlBCOvery of some Yery
Important remedies In recent years, which enables me to perform perfect cures in less than one-fourth the time formerly required. You will notice the
improvement in a lew hou Call in and talk over toi
be done for you and wht
promise. No charge for advice,
CONSTIPATION AND PILES. I treat successfully all cases of constipation and pile KIDNEY DISEASES.
If you have any difficulty with your kidneys or bladder, call and get my opinion. BLOOD POISON. I treat blood poison with marked success, give prompt relief and guarantee a cure In every case where instructions art followed.
WEAK AND FAILING MEMORY. I treat weak and failing memory and nervousness In both men and women and give prompt relief from the distressing malady. COST OF CURE. I make no charge for telling you Just what It will cot to cure you. O.NE CALL. WILL CURE. In many cases a single prescription is all that Is needed to cure; In others, considerable time and medicines are required. LEGAL WRITTEN CONTRACT. If you so desire I will give you a written contract to cure you for a specified price, which we may agree upon. CHARGES REASONABLE. Tou will find my charges reasonable I don't believe in kfy v of people, who need my services, by charging enormous fee only because a hold within my gra?p the remedy that wlil cure them. DONT DELAY.
irs after beginning treatmentur troubles with me. 1 will explain Just what it the cost of a cure will te. I guarantee 4
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