Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 232, 7 August 1913 — Page 10

PAGE TEN THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1913

NERVOUSNESS

INCREASE EMERSON

Head of Indiana Medical College Speaks Before Doctors Here.

A VACATION ADVISED

According to Dr. Charles P. Emerson, head of the Indiana Medical college, who epoke before the Wayne County Medical Society yesterday, nervousness Is Increasing and is much more common among people than it was two or three generations ago. He attributes this to the fact that our present mode of living makes an Intensive, very active life more possible than it was in the time of our ancestors. "Our present mode of lighting, heating, transportation and other modern conveniences makes activities as possible in the winter as in the summer," he said. "My great grandfather could not travel in winter on account of the snow drifts; he went to bed as soon as it got dark, because their torches did not make sufficient light to read by, and so he had the entire winter to rest and allow his system to recuperate." "Nervousness, often is the result of overwork, which shows itself in the following symptoms: First, in the case of over-work, a lack of ingenuity and the ability to cope with unusual problems shows; then a lack of interest and love for the particular work; then a fear of mistake and ridicule. Another cause of nervousness is worry, especially when it is long continued and the patient finds it impossible to throw off the consideration of the certain subject which is worrying him." "Nervousness caused by overwork," said the doctor "can be remedied by taking a vacation every year and allowing the system a complete rest. 1 know of a certain specialist, the greatest In this country, who goes to work at 9:30 in the morning and works until 1 o'clock saying that his work in three hours, with no nervous fatigue, Is more satisfying than a whole day's work with over worked nerves as the result. Another specialist takes a three months vacation every year, asserting that he cannot afford to do otherwise, since by this method his work is so much more satisfactory and accurate In every detail." "A certain man was brought to me after having been pronounced insane by one of the greatest specialists of the country. It was discovered that this man had not taken a vaco'.on of more than twenty four hours duration for twenty five years. After a rest of two weeks this man was entirely well, but before he had taken this treatment his condition, brought about by mental fatigue, was very much like insanity, enough so to deceive one of the "greatest specialists of the country." Dr. Anderson further said that he believed that much so-called neurasthenia is the result of the unknown progress of a chronic disease in the tsystem of the patient. In this connection he said, "I claim that there is no chronic disease which, for a period

covering days, weeks, months and even years, ia not diagnosed as neurasthenia when the rundown condition of the nerves is merely a result of the unsuspected progress of the underlying disease in the system. I would go further than this and state that there Is no such thing as neurasthenia, but that It is all the result of conditions brought about by the hidden and unknown disease. When certain doctors persist in classifying cases as typically nervous, it is no more or less than a confession of an incorrect andiincomplete diagnosis and ignorance of the true state of the patient."

Gown Attracts Crowds and Police

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State News in a Brief Form

NEWCASTLE Four alleged liquor cult court If the decision is against

!law violators were arrested last night them.

! following charges filed by Rev. E. El-1 SOUTH EEND Patrick A. Joyce, " " Uiott Parkenson of the Mechanicsburg Democrat; James H. Loughman, ReBids On Bridge Received anc Methodist church. The men whom, it publican, and Louis C. Landon. Pror t r r . . : Js alleged, were operating blind tigers, gressive. were nominated for mayor

KJUiy KJUC vuiuidti are Grover .Palmer. Lemuel Pate. Fur- of this city in the primary yesterday.

WaS Let. man Jessup, and Truman Hendricks. MARION Elva E. Gibson, editor of

WARSAW While chasing a fugi- the Democratic newspaper, was nomtive from justice, the car in which inated for mayor yesterday. William Merrick, marshal of Pierce-; jEFFERSONVILLE The Progres-

ton. and four deputies were riding. -iVM of tnis cily baVe placed a full

left the road on a turn, plowed through miiniHnal ticket in the field. William

a fence and turned over, injuring all Q young heads the ticket as candi-! the occupants. John Snyder is per- fl, mavor I

fatally injured. Enos Curtis,

Bids for the construction of ten bridges in the county were received by the commissioners yesterday afternoon, but because of lack of funds only one contract was let. Isaac Smith

was awarded the contract to build the j haps

Crane culvert in Boston township for $690. The contract for the other bridges will be let after the county council has met and made an additional appropriation. August 14 has been set as the date for the special meeting of the council for this purpose. The commissioners also contracted with Gaar Henegan to furnish seventy-five cords of wood for the county farm at $188.50.

WANTED Man to cook for boys' camping party. Ad

dress "Camping Cook, of Palladium.

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... .. MSS BLLE SCHULTZ Much excitement was caused at Coney Island by the arrival of the new "shadow gown" worn by Miss Wilhelmina "Billie" Schultz. The crowds followed the wearer of the diaphanous Parisian gown and the police followed the crowds. Miss Schultz finally had to flee to a taxicab.

Morris Was Explosiva. On one occasion when William Morris was painting an Italian model, u Red Lion street. London, some one

called at the door. Morris left his painting, and presently his model heard him furiously anathematising. When he returned he wns in a tremendous rage, rushing about the room like a madman. In a moment be took a flying kick at the door and smashed in a panel. The model, in fright, started to flee, but Morris turned toward him. the rage suddenly evaporating, and said genially: 'It's all right it's all right! Something had to give way!" The painting was then resumed. "William Morris A Study In Personality." In 1912 over eleven million dollars was spent on hospitals in New York. Of this sum, 510,007,960 went for new buildings.

Frank Harvout and Carl Knull received painful cuts and bruises. FORT WAYNE Fifteen hundred babies were on exhibition at the annual baby show at Robinson park. WASHINGTON Alvln Padgett denies that he will be a candidate for congress to succeed William A. Cullop. NOBLESVI LLE Mrs. Grover C.

date for mayor.

LOGAN SPORT Employes of the Pennsylvania and Vandalia railways have begun a movement to organlie a $50,000 company to operate a cooperative automobile transit service to i compete with the street car company.

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CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank the friends for

Gwinn has filed suit against her hus- their kindness during the illness and band's parents, charging that they in-: death of our beloved darling son. fluenced her husband to desert his , brother and nephew, and we want to family, and asks $25,000 damages. voice our appreciation for the tender CONN ERSVI LLE Mrs. Albert Ad-' sympathy and flowers and especially dison of this city has given birth to 'do we wish to thank the Wayne a daughter weighing 13 pounds. The County Trustees' association, the Lachild is normal and healthy. dies of the Golden Eagles No. 14. LaBATTLE GROUND The commis-i dies' Moose Circle No. 3. and Jaunlta sioners devoted the whole day to hear- Council Daughters of Pocahontas No. ing arguments in the county option-! 333. arDeal. Their rulines throughout the! Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Potter,

day favored the wets, and the drys say

jthey will appeal the cast to the cir-

Mr. and Mrs. Ira M. Parson. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Moss.

BOARD TOOK MATTER UNDERJDVISEMENT Considerable Argument Over Proposed Incorporation of Town.

the move, that the lines have so been surveyed that persons, and a large part of the town known to be opposed

to incorporating nave Deen leit out.

Whether this is regular or not is the question the commissioners and the county attorney are trying to determine before authorizing an election.

New York Is calling for amendment of the state automobile law so as to deal more severely with drunken au-tomobilists.

RICHMOND PEOPLE

GOOD DRESSERS i

After hearing the arguments in the Economy incorporation case yesterday afternoon the county commissioners took the question under advisement until next Saturday morning. The question which the commissioners are trying to decide is whether the steps preliminary to the election were regular or not. The law provides that certain steps shall be necessary before the commissioners shall authorize an election. It being left to the people inside the proposed corporation lines to decide by vote whether the town shall incorporate. It is alleged by the faction opposing

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spite of the fact that every effort Is being made to influence votes for various contestants. v - - ; The Partln Pianoi to be given vmwy are handsome Instruments, and will indeed prove handsame presents to the winners of the contest. As no names are published, you had better find out if some particular friend of yours is not running andfinake them happy by saving your coupons for

them.

Special Sale of SILK KIMONOS 404 Main St.

Very few cities In the United States can show as many well dressed people as Richmond, a large percent of them have their clothes made to order. There are two kinds of tailoring -"high class" and "cheap made" tailoring. "High Class" Tailoring holds perfect shape as long as the suit lasts.

"Cheap Made" tailoring soon loses its

shape and is not worn by good dressers. We do "high class' 'tailoring the kind good dressers wear. You can tell a wearer of Emmons Tailoring it is classy and up-to-date. We make fine suits $15.00 to $30.00. Corner Main and Ninth Street. (Advertisement)

RICHMOND FEED STORE Feed at Reasonable Prices. We sell the Famous Gilt Edge Flour. Alfalfa Seed for sale. 11 & 13 N. 9th St. Phone 2196.

TRY COOPER'S BLEND COFFEE For Sale at Cooper's Grocery

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LeiilGjin and if you want quick service Phone 2015 or 2016 Our motor truck will deliver to you in a jiffy. We also sell Lime, Hard Plaster, Lath, Sewer Pipe, Flue Lining, Roofing ,Cement Water Prof ing, Etc.

Backman, KleMofii & Co. BEST QUALITY IN EVERYTHING WE SELL IS OUR MOTTO

White Canvas, Welt Sole Pump White Canvas Welt Sole Button Oxford Grey NuBuck $4.00 Pump White Satin Turn Sole, Two-strap Patent Colt, Welt Sole Two-strap Pat. Colt, Low Heel, Welt Sole Button Oxford Dull Calf, Low Heel, Welt Sole Button Oxford Dull Kid 8 Button Turn Sole Oxford Brown Suede Welt Sole Pump Brown Suede Welt Sole Button Oxford Tan Tip Pump, Low Heel, English White Canvas, Button Hi Shoes All Odd Lots in Ladies' Low Shoes AD the Above Styles Sold for from $3.00 to $4.00

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There are already overbite hundred contestants in the race, which blda

fair to prove most Interesting and exciting. Mr. Thiatletbwatte Is to be congratulated upon his I broad-minded trade-getting advertising campaign. Mrs. Ceratus Chapman. No. IS. 213 South Tenth street, was the winner of the 42 piece Dinner Set this week. . - ' ! The standing at the closing of the vote Wednesday night was as follows:

No. Votes No. Votes No. Votsa 1 5225 374570 735340 2 6945 38 4690 745155 3 3785 395355 755190 4 39S5 408815 764155 5 7225 414490 774185 6 4525 423270 785760 7 4150 434450 794430 8 4840 44 (760 803310 9 4920 45 1250 818670 10 6705 4 1220 826765 11 5010 476070 836430 12 4315 44 4240 846730 V I f 4 13 9250 494070 854375 14 6260 505050 864290 15 4825 514160 874250 16 330 525120 884280 17 4475 536945 894730 18 4825 546830 90 4610 14 (695 554450 914320 20 2890 56 (520 924920 21 4115 575580 93 (240 22 (440 584630 944699 23 5050 59 (610 95 (210 24 4245 605260 963110 25 5755 614520 972240 26 4585 62 (630 983080 27 5235 63 (560 99 (195 28 8750 64 4470 100 3010 29 4990 655360 1013280 30 9205 666170 102 32ft5 31 4730 674325 1032150 32 5550 686985 1042125 33 5445 695985 34 5180 704285 35 6390 714470 36 4380 725105