Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 93, Number 23, 26 January 1923 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND.. FRIDAY, JAN. 26, 1923.

Goue's Own "Method

By EMILECOUE (Translated into English from the original French text) (Copyright. 1922. by Malkan Publishing Company, Inc.)

Mrs. Jousselin, 60 years old. rue des Dominicains 6, came to me oa July 20, 1917. complaining of a violent &.in in the right leg and a considerable swell

ing of the entire limb. She could only! dra? herself alonj moaning with pain.i After the treatment she could, to her great astonishment, walk normally without feeling the least pain. When she came again four days later, she said that she had no pain in the interval and the swelling had subsided. This woman informed me that since coming to my house she had also been cured of other troubles from which she had suffered a long time. In November the cure was still holding good. - Mrs. Martin, Grande Rue (Ville Vieille) 105. Inflamation of 13 years' standing, accompanied by pains. First consultation on Nov. 15, 1917, and regular weekly visits thereafter. The patient felt better after the first treatment and Improved repidly until, in the beginning of January, 1918, the inflammation had completely disappeared. A pain in the knee which the patient had also had for 13 years, had disappeared likewise. Mrs. M, 43 years, rue d'Amance 2, Malzville, came toward the end of 1916 complaining of violent headaches which she had almost all her life. After a few t is its the pains had entirely disappeared. Cured a Disease She Didn't Mention About two months afterward she ncn

ticed that she was also cured of an

other difficulty of which she had said

nothing to me and to which she gave

no thought when making her autosug

gestions. (This result is due to the words "In every way," contained in the formula to be repeated mornings and

evenings).

Mrs. D.. Chotsy-le-Itoi, had only one

general suggestion on my part and thereafter made her autosuggestions

morning and evening. In October of the same year this lady informed me that she was cured of a difficulty

which had troubled her for 20 years.

ln to 1920 the cure Is still permanent

(Same remark as in the preceding

case).

Mrs. R..- of Chavigny, suffered in

flammation for 10 years. Came to me

end of July, 1916. There was an im

mediate improvement, the pain diminished rapidly and by the 20rh of Sep

tember both had disappeared.

LETTERS ABOUT M. COUE'S WORK

Sent to Mme. Emile Leon or Mile Kaufmant, Disciples Paris

For some time I have been wanting

Sapristi! How wretched I used to be. I was unable to digest anything, whatever it was; now I digest everything and the intestinal functions are natural. Moreover. I suffered from inso-

mania and now the rights are not long

enough. I could not work at all; now

I am capable of doing all kinds of hard

work. Of all my ailments nothing re

mains but an occasional slight touch

of rheumatism, but I am sure that by

the continued use of your splendid method that also will disappear as ev

erything else did. I cannot find proper words to express my deep gratitude to you. '

Mme. Fnry, Boulevard Malesherbes.

Tells of Victim of Tuberculosis

Nice, 1913. Feeling better and better since I

have followed the method of autosug-! gestion, I consider it my duty to thank you most heartily. I am now qualified

to speak of the great and undeniable

advantages of this method, as it alone

put me on the road to recovery. My illness consisted of a lesion in the lungs, which caused spitting of blood, and. in addition I had no appetjte for anything, vomiting daily, became a mere skeleton and sufered from obstin

ate constipation. The spitting of blood lessened almost injniediately and soon stopped entirely; the vomiting ceased, constipation disappeared, my appetite came back and in two months I gained 12 pounds. In the presence of such results, observed not only by my parents and friends but also by the doctor who attended me for several months, it is impossib'ji to deny the good effects of autosuggestion and I must declare publicly that I owe my return to life to your method. You are -authorized to use my name if I can be of service to others. With deep gratitude I beg to remain, yours most gratefully, Jeanne Gilli, 15 Avenue Borriglione.

Darke County Citizens File Partition Sait GREENVILLE, Ohio, Jan. 26. O. F. York and Bertha Martin have filed suit in common pleas court against J. L.

York, Jessie lork and other praying for the partition of two tracts of land

in York township consisting of about

100 acres, left by the late Franklin Newberry York of York township, Darke county, Ohio, in which they own an interest by the terms of the will of the decedent, all debts of his estate having been settled.

A Free Booklet On School Lunches

Wr. D. Marshall, executor of the will of Joshua Rohr, deceased, filed petition-to fix inheritance tax. James Lemoine, administrator of the estate of Adaline Lemonine, deceased, filed account of final distribution. Application filed to admit will of John B. Cultice, deceased, to probate and record. Hearing Jan. 30. Gust. Deubner, guardian of Walter Ludy, filed statement in lieu of account.

Frank Lytle, assignee of Fred and

Eva Reiker, filed report of claims pre

sented.

Elizabeth Miller, executrix of the

will of P. B. Miller, deceased, filed tie

tition to distribute assets in kind. Same

filed first and final account.

It is highly important to give special care to the subject ot school lunches because over one-fifth, of the entire population of the United States

is in daily attendance in the schools of the nation. To have an apt pupil it Is necessary

to have a healthy one. The child who is fed correctly will think clearly. Every mother and teacher should write today for a copy of this new booklet which contains various bills of fare for the basket lunch, suggestions as to the proper method of packing, and recipes for sandwiches, cookies, salads and sweets. Fill out and mail the coupon below, enclosing two cents in stamps for return postage. Write your name and enclosing two cents in stamps for readdress clearly.

any moment the spitting of blood ceased, his appetite returned and, after you had made a few more visits to his sickbed all the organs gradually resumed their normal functions. Finally we had the pleasant surprise of seeing him arrive one day at your private clinic, where, before those present, he himself told the story of his wonderful cure, ascribing it to your personal intervention. I thank you from the very bottom of my heart. Gratefully yours, A. Kettner, 26 Avenue Borriglione. Tomorrow Cures of Cases of Heart Disease.

Washington, D. C. Frederic J. Haskin, Director, The Richmond Palladium , Information Bureau. I enclose herewith two cents in stamps for return postage on a free copy of the School Lunches Booklet.

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LEGION MINSTREL PROVES ENTERTAINING

(Special to the Palladium) CENTERVILLE, Ind., Jan. 26. A large and enthusiastic audience enjoyed the annual minstrel show presented by the Paul Hunt post of the

American Legion Thursday night. Miss

Norma Meloy of Richmond, singing

"I'm a Mean Job," struck' popular fancy

and Jane Sudhoff also of Richmond, dancing to the song "On the Gin, Gin

Ginny Shore" also received an ovation

The Quaker girl tableau presented by Mrs. Ruby O'Melia made a charming interlude. Keith Hatfield and Orville

Richardson accompanied their, turns

with dancing steps.

"Three O'clock in the Morning," by

Ula Pike, Mary Dunkle, Josephine Bar

ton; Nazoma Means, Dorothy Smelser, Frances Matthews, Helen Jackson and

Esther Anderson . and the song and dance turn by Ralph Snavely and Clar

ence Turner, both received popular ap

proval. The entertainment was concluded by a "Rube Classic" a costume quadrille presented on the stage. The company will go to Hagerstown Friday night to present the show under the auspices of the Hagerstown legion.

Miss Van Dorp, now a member of the Dutch parliament, was the first woman in Holland to study law.

" Nice, March, 1919. I consider it a sacred duty to express to you my deep gratitude for having taught me your method of autosuggestion, from which I derived such great benefits. I suffer no longer from these frequent and agonizing palpitations of the heart which made me feel at times that it was about to stop beating. I have also regained my appetite, which I had lost for months. As a" hospital nurse I have to thank you

for the almost miraculous recovery of

to write and thank you most sincerely one of my patients who was seriously for having brought to my knowledge afflicted with tuberculosis and vomited this method of autosuggestion. Thanks much blood. His family and myself

to vour good advice the attacKs oi iearea mat me worst mignt nappen at

nerves, to which I was subject, have entirely disappeared, and I am certain 'at I am completely cured. Moreover, I feel myself surrounded by a superior force which is an unfaltering guide which aids me to overcome, with ease, the difficulties of life. Mme. F. ., 4, rue de Bougainville.

-' Paris. Amazed at the results obtained by practicing autosuggestion as you taught me, I wish to thank you with all my heart. It is now a year since I was completely cured of articular rheumatism of the right shoulder, which bothered me for eight years, and also of chronic bronchitis, from which I had suffered still longer. Numerous doctors declared that I was incurable, but thanks to your treatment I am again in perfect health and have the assurance of power to conserve it. Mme. L. T. , 4, rue du Laos.

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Paris, June 17, 1920.

I must tell you of the excellent resuits which M. Coue's method has pro-j

aucen in my case, ana inans juu iur your valuable help. I have always been anemic and consequently in poor health, but after the death of ray husband I grew still worse. I could not stand upright and suffered from nervousness and aversions. All have disapoeared and I am a different person. There are no more pains, I have more endurance and am more cheerful. My fripnfia hnrdlv know me. I intend to

spread the news of this wonderful ! method, which is so clear, so simple,) so beneficial, and expect the very best

results for myself from its continued use. M. L. D. Acute Dyspepsia Vanished. Paris, October 3, 1920. T cannot find words, to thank you sufficiently for teaching me your splendid method. What happiness you have brought to me. 1 thank God, who guided me to make your acquaintance; you have completely transformed my iife. Formerly I suffered terribly. My digestion is now so improved that I am no longer obliged to live on milk, as I used to. and there are no more pains, at which I am very happy. My husband is astonished to find that when traveling I am free from headaches, while formerly I had to take tablets all the time. Now, thanks to you, I have no need of medicine any more. But I do not forget to repeat 20 times every morning and evening the phrase which you Jhave taught me: "Every day, in every way, I am getting better and better.". B. F. . Paris. J am delightfully surprised at the results which I have obtained, and am still obtaining daily, by use of the excellent method which you taught me of conscious autosuggestion. I was mentally and physically sick. Now I am well and almost always in high spirits. My depression has given way to constant cheerfulness and I certainly do not complain of the change.

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Hunt, Dolan to Speak At Ohio Farm Meeting CAMPBELLSTOWN, Ohio. Jan. 26. Everett Hunt, Wayne county farm bureau president, and J. L. Dolan, county agent, as well as the Preble county agent, E. D. Turner, will be the speakers at a special farm bureau meeting to be held Tuesday evening, Jan. 30. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. lEWARE OF THOSE "GRIP" COLDS DID you ever catch a "grip" cold in the winter and have it hang on all through the summer? 1 Don't go through that experience again. Enrich your blood and build up your strength with Gude's PeptoMangan and the grip germs will pass you harmlessly by. Gude's Pepto-Mangan is a splendid protection against winter ailments for the whole family. Your druggist has it, in both liquid and tablet form. Gude's Peptoanan Tonic and Blood Enricher

Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper directions. Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists. Aspirin Is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Moooacetlcacidester of Sallcyllcacld

Jenkins Saturday Silver Sale

Rogers Tea Spoons

Six for

$1.00

JENKINS & CO. 726 -Main St.

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ON EVERYTHING IN THE STORE Tomorrow night closes our big January Sale of Suits, Overcoats, Odd Trousers, Hats, Caps, etc. If you have not taken advantage of this sale, do so tomorrow and save 20 per cent. Everything included.

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