The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-10
IS DIVORCE DUE
TO STOMACH ILLS?
Fastener Says Bad Mental
P0iSe Is Result Of DyS-
pepSia.
CAUSE OF SNAPPY TEMPER
"My Treatment Makes Gloom Give
Way to Smiles Is His
Assertion.
CAUSE OF SNAPPY TEMPER

Is the growing menace Of divorce
partly due TO the increasing ravages
of dyspepsia? Such a conclusion might
be drawn from the theory advanced
yesterday by the Cooper stomach
man." whose remarkable ideas have
been causing much discussion
Il am every day becoming more firm
iy convinced" he said, when inter-
viewed, that more domestic unhappi-
ness is caused by that miserable feeling
called a little out of sorts than by any
other one cause. The nerves are irri-
table. everything looks blue. natural
ly goOd-tempeTed person becomes snap
py, cross and hard to get along with.
No one who is feeling thoroughly well
will be peevish and irritable without
cause. In nine cases out of ten bad
temper is caused by in health. And 50
per cent of all disease is caused by
stomach out of order. Tone up the
stomach, get the food to digesting prop
erly, the blood properly nOurished, the
nerves in ORDER and the irritable, quar-
relsOme disposition viii vanish as if by
magic. When one is full of eXuberant
good health everything looks rosy.
In meeting the thousands of people
who have interviewed me here 1 have
been struck by the difference in their
makes. Simply tOning up the stomach
and giving nature a chance TO work the
poison out of the system changes a
peevish, DISCONTINUED expression to a
gOOd-natured, wholesome one"
One of those who called at Smiths
Busy Corner" drug store, Main and
Second South streets, where Cooper is
making his headquarters. was Archie
Y. Daniels, a carpenter, living i'm Oak
land avenue, south on State street. He
said:
4 was a victim of stomach trouble
I'm its worst form, and suffered agOnies
from gas on the stomach and constipa-
ton for ten years. Many physicians
treated me without relief and 1 had
spent 5000 in trying to regain my health
when I decided to Investigate the Cooper
treatment 1t has helped me already
more than anything I have ever before
taken, although 7 have taken the Cooper
medicine for barely a week. The treat
ment was also taken by my wife, and
IL has relieved her of intestinal indi-
gestiOn. I'm fact, the treatment has
done us both world Of good"
Sound Thinkers on Roller Skating.
Bishop McTyeir. an a letter to the
Christian Advocate, writes: ALLOW me
TO commend to you ard your readers,
roller skating. It can and should sub
stitute dancing as an exercise, and
amusement for the young people of both
sexes. 1t furnishes indoor, lively and
graceful exercise, and leaves no excuse
for dancing. 1 wish there were a roller
skating rink i'm every village"
Salzman i'm his valuable work on FIX
ercise," says: 1T is an exercise SUI
periOr 10 an ything that can be classed
under the head of motion. It excites
such pleasure in the mind of the per
former that I should recommend it as
a most efficacious remedy for many
ills"
Campo, writing on the same subject,
SAYS. TT is necessary that we relax
our minds at various intervals and take
recreation of some kind 1 know of no
more pleasant or beneficial exercise than
the modern roller skating, and every
boy or girl man or woman, ought to
learn it,"