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The Washington times., 1920-10-17

seriously In it& apparent poorness of quail
ity is that mapy persons with irregular
pulses-pulses that miss beats. take up
wrong beats and have beats Of all sizes
often show no evidence OF poor circulation,
while some of the worst cases of failure of
circulation that we see are frequently ac-
companisd by strong and regular pulse.
The most reliable signs of heart trouble
are not an irregular pulse. according to
DIR. bishop, but these three things:
!, Shortness of breath.
q Tenderness over the liver.
g. Swelling of the feet.
After years of study Of the hearts ac-
ton, DIR. Bishop says he has been greatly
ternal combustion engines used in auto
mobiles. He thinks that II people who own
automobiles understand this 1t will lead
them to take care Of their hearts.
So many people have been compelled to
learn about gasoline engines that it is
hardly necessary to explain that the in
ternal combustion engine is made to go
by the explosion Of gasoline in the cylin-
ders, while steam engine is made to go
by passing steam into the cylinders and
the steam pushes the piston back and
forth The heart muscle corresponds to
the cylinder of the gasoline engine and
gets it's energy from the combustion of
food products.
When gasoline engine has had single
explosion In the cylinders nothing more
can happen until sufficient time has
elapsed for more gasoline to be taken in.
In the meantime, there being no gasoline
present, nothing happens. In the same
way a stroke Of the heart is followed by
period during which, no matter how much
1t ia stimulated, it will not work, In other
words. with each stroke OF the heart all
its available energy is used up and more
must be produced before it can beat again.
The beating of the heart, therefore, con-
sists of a succession of explosions of en-
ergy. just as each throb OF the automobile
engine represents an explosion of gasoline
in its cylinders.
To get good results for an engine we
need pure gasoline, a proper mixture of
air. regular ignition and a constant load
IL you throw out your clutch suddenly
when your engine Is speeding up II races;
II you overload II 1t pounds. The same
thing In true with your heart. To get the
best results we must have proper supply
of the right kind of food products, neither
too much nor too little. We must have
also the kinds that burn up and leave no
residue.
The impulse generator of the heart lies
normally in the auricle and acts much like
the commutator OF the engine, which
should send an average of seventy inn
pulses q minute, and these impulses should
spread quickly over the heart, causing It \
to contract and do Its work.
The blood pressure, like the load on the
engine, must not be too low. because that
makes the heart palpitate, or race, and II
must not be too high, because that makes
the heart labor or knock ~. +Il 70
II you want to find out whether par
ticular food is good to produce energy In
the heart burn II up and see how much
heat you can get out of It. II Il produces
little heat and bad smell It is not good
food to make the heart do It's work well,
just as heavy crude oil is not good TO uso
In an automobile.
The Washington times., 1920-10-17
The Tracings of the Heart Cur
rents Which Show the Seven
Standardized Types of Heart
Affections.
~ ERHAPS the most important recent
discovery about the human heart is
- that it generates large amount of

n ERHAPS the most important recent
discovery about the human heart is
that 1t generates large amount of
electricity of it's own.
In fact there are three distinct electric
currents running from the heart. BY maxi
ing record of these currents, called an
"elecFo cardiogram," it is possible to
know positively whether heart is
healthy or what form of irregularity af-
fectstit. 1''
Most people know that the heart is the
most overworked muscle of the body. The
greatest cause of death ia heart disease.
Everybody fears heart trouble sooner or
later1ns his life and becomes worried about
it's symptoms, Yet with all the anxiety
and Thought on the subject there is very
little definite knowledge as to what con-
stftutes serious heart trouble. For In
Et3nce, a strong or weak pulse does not,
as, most people think, prove that you
hate strong or weak heart
1he, lack of general knowledge concern
ing heart troubles Is not surprising, as
doators until recently had no. certainty In
refhipg the hearts action. All this has
been changed by the discovery of the
hearts electric currents.
Or. Louis Faugeres Bishop, professor of
heEt and circulatory diseases, in Fordham
University, explains In a new book the re-
mfkable services which are performed by
tho pew electric recording instruments in
diagnosing heart conditions and showing
hoy they should be treated. DIR. Bishops
hook Is entitled Heart Troubles: Their
Relief and Prevention" Funk & Wag
naNa1Hr .t.
The three electric currents from the
heaJt AREA small current caused by the
contraction and working Of the auricle,
wh( on receives the blood; sharp, quick
current caused by the beating OF the ven
tridle,a which pumps the blood on; and
thitd, rsluggisb wave caused by the con-
TRACTION of the ventricle.
The electric currents are collected by
wire8 attached to the hands and feet OF
The Washington times., 1920-10-17

Nearly all the muscles Of the body are
balanced against each other, so that one
group of muscles pulls against the other
and keeps everything steady and In shape.
II muscle becomes paraayzed its oppos-
ing muscle draws the limb out OF shape.
So, when a child has infantile paralysis
and some OF the muscles are paralyzed,>
great care Is necessary to prevent ever
increasing deformity.
The heart is q muscle. and its size de-
ponds upon the tone OF the muscle of
which II is ma1e up. The tone of the
muscle of the heart and of the muscles
which surround all the blood vessels Is
closely associated with the tone OF the
muscles that we use to move our limbs
and bodies. For this reason a great re-
source In regulating and controlling the
conditioner the heart and blood vessels
in health and disease is found In exercise
and those things which affect the vdfun-
tary muscles.
Blood pressure Is really pressure on the
blood by the contraction OF the walls OF
the hollow places In which II Ia contained
just as II you held something lightly in
your hand and then closed your hand
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over the whole organ,
but sometimes this
chemical activity acts
in other places and
we have the heart
heat generating some
times In one part Of
the heart and some
times In another. Nat
urally this results i'm
great disorders. and
the study Of these
disorders constitutes
an interssting chapter
In what we know
ohA.st xka kAo,x
The Washington times., 1920-10-17

NJ
rent Principally from the Left Ssssnent Of the Hea.s
Which Detected the Left Wrist and Left Leg. The
Drawing IL Adapted from Photographic Diagrams i1Dr
Loui. Fauseres Bishop's Remarkable Book. Heart
Troubles: Their Prevention and Relief Pubishsd BY
Funk d Wagnalls.
The Washington times., 1920-10-17

Diagram Sho~ink the Three
Electric Currents Generated BY
the Action of The Heart. A-ths
Heart, In Circle I Il Shown the
Source Of One Current Across
the Upper Part of the Heart;
This Particular Currsat u De-
tsetsd in the Pulse at Both
Wrists. Circle : Shows the
Source Of the Second Current
Along the Axis Of the Heart
Which IL Detected in the Pulse
Of tAa Right Wrist and Left Leg.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-21
Hunting
Data For
Sportsnen
open Season for Game Com
"a ing Along With the
Usual Disputes.

An
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- ~, ,,.,fl b.. o.,,,,. along
49, 80 ats-,,.t,. hs+,,ea, tt,e
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~ 4o,ls,.,I 1s,,s
,t-ss,,,.s. ~, A.. r.. III fa,+ t5at
"a. So and federaI sl,,lss d. no. al
- -s,.s rot,ri6a a. 10 the limits &c the
Il tba extent Of the bag per-
,Y-,d For me benefit Ii Lake oyu4-
a,,,ters who desire ID be in the
b- me following is taken from the
s.u.rs Rulletio 1888 of the Deoa.L-
+vn+ II Aartcult1re covering the game
I. II +5s country. The rules are
o,,,,..sfre of the Indiana AMI fed
- laws
Cncn seasons OATES IncIusivv)
Iail,tt April to January
..n.b-t &c.,
1,ut-ret August ! to December /.
QUAIL. ruined grouse. November 10
to December 20.
Prairie chicken. October IS to Nov
erobe~
r,ot v,osA hran+ September ID
= December 81
uoodcock. October to November
81
R.ac,z-bellfad and golden plovers.
s+45.1vv,ees Wilson SHINE or iacksntpe
BOO ra.linule. september is to Dee
er5er "a
Pa1 other than coot and gaIllnule.
sso.A,,bsr In November 60
10 One, seasor
rz,,-~a~,s~ ,,.r-rf5-a ,r+ro6,,-
-+ 80 -. 49, swans
- 49, l,-te~,s ssr5,fl- and
.,s.a,t,~ lanes same rrebes e,.l1s.
.sr,,s t.e-e~s looms ,,t,rres oetrels.
- W,Isa, snine ~ facksnf3e hack
ss5t..5 90 golde, -,lo,.-~s and yellow
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-. Go. go 9sb So 60 ezh
:, ps.ida1+. Eabe and esh 81 Is
Il. 49, - c,ro,,i- conr. Not
a ,ers,, ,rdsr IL without
- oo,Ie-+ - ra~a,r or er,,ardtan
go W. veterans and soldiers Of the
,,-,+b carroan, REQUIRE no license.
So 80 ,l,ei- osil5rs, lf,,-
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go, ~, o,,-r 1s,5 win
-. ,io.1.a ~ license re-
- - 81 - -o.,.,+-. 7f
.t1s,oa Il co1tip9,,,la counties All
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-21
miscellaneous

Shooting on highways or with search
liant prohibited.