The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
If YOU ARE STILL
WEAK, NERVOUS
AND RUNDOWN
MedicalScienceM akesAmaz-
ing Discovery Of What You
Actually Need To Build
Health And Strength And
Even Keep Yourself Alive.

That lack Of those recently
discovered substances in our
foods, the vitamines, is respon-
sible in great measure for the
fact that there is somebody
sick" in most families most
of the time, is the opinion of
many experts. Former Health
Commissioner John ]. Rudolph.
MD, late of the New York
POSTGRADUATE Medical School
and Hospital and Columbus
Hospital Of New York, and
Graduate of the University OF
Baltimore says:
1T is certainly not surprising
that the diets we physicians
have recommended and the
tones we prescribed have failed
to come up to our expectations,
since they one and all, lack suf-
hcient proportion of vitamines,
which we now know to be as
essential to lie a. air itsslt
When a person fails 10 get
enough vitamines there is con-
tinuous starvation process go
ing on all through the system.
AS result you become generally
weakened and rundown and fire.
quently develop all sorts of con-
ditions without ever even sus-
pecting the real cause of your
trouble. You may be tired,
nervous, depressed, worried, I'M
able to digest your food or to
sleep we'll at night-your skin
may be notified and your COM
plexion sallow, pallid or lifeless.
No matter what the symptoms
may be, however, there is a lack
of strength, energy and vitality
which must be overcome before
you can enjoy perfect health.
Mature supplies vitarines in
various raw foods, but to attempt
to eat enough of these raw foods
to get the full amount of vita
mines which the system requires
for health and strength, is al
most 4 physical impossibility.
Therefore, vitamines are now
prepared in a concentrated, cas-
lily assimilated tablet form called
Vitamon, and numerous tests by
men, women and children have
plainly proved its extraordinary
merit. From my own personal
use of Vitamon three times day
with meals, and from carefully
watching the patients to whom
l have given it, | am convinced
that there is no other tonic or
preparation whatsoever to which
it can be compared. Not until
you have taken Vitamon your
self and felt its upbuilding effects
can you form any idea OF the vast
difference it may make in your
health, strength, mental vigor
and physical appearance"
NOTE: The subject OF vtar,ines dis
eussed above by Pr Rudolph has taken
Casimir Funk OF London named the sub.
stance in 1911. Osborne and Meudel OF
Yale Medical and Z. J, McColluna OF Johns
Hopkins University perhaps have done most
in this country. The London Lancet" one
Of the leading and most authoritative medical
journals in the world .devotes considerable
space in nearly every issue TO a discussion
OF vitarnines and their influence upon the
general health The concentrated tablet form
known as Vitsrnon affords a simple, easy
method for getting vitamines into the system
ard quickly building up the strength, energy
by either men or women, young or old. An
agreemen. has been reached whereby VIA
mon is supplied at price low enough to
be within the reach OF all and completely
satisfactory results are guaranteed or money
now be obtained in this city from u. lead
ing druggists such as