The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-11-26


70 govern the country and make laws for it.
"Canst thou minister to a mind diseased?"
1es, replies Cornell university. Mental trouble
Is due partly to certain elements of the brain the
colloaln elements of the BRAIN the "collolids" be-
coming too watery too thick
Drugs have been discovered that remedy both
these conditions, an important step in the treat
ment of insanity. In one who had lain
in stupor for eight months was brought to his
senses in four minutes.
No cure-al has been discovered, but everything
may be hoped for since is possible to paresis
by allowing the victim to be bitten by MOSQUITOES
bearing malaria germs
There is magic in words, much in a name de-
spite Shakespeare's saying about the rose.
Edgar Cayce his wife, Gertrude and their sec
rotary, arrested fortune tellers were told 'You
must not pretend to tell fortunes because you can't"
Things looked dark, but Mr.. Edgar Cayce knows
the use of language. He told the court "I am no
fortune teller; I'm psychic diagnostician"
Instantly he, his wife, Gertrude, and their secre
tary were set free to diagnose psychicay to their
hearts content.
When lady had asked: as this the right time
to make certain investments?" the psychic gave her
a psychic answer. The law couldn't object to that
Prof. Henry Fairfield Osborne head of the Amer
lean Museum of Natural History, discovers "defi-
mite plan in evolution. He says that evolution is in
itself creative it is not made up of acct
dental Jumps from one form of life to another.
-, Inat can be believed. When you see books in
library, small pamphlet gigantic volumes, all Sizes
shapes and kinds you don't attribute the different
forms to accident You say: can intelligent printer
made them and an intelligent librarian arranged
them"
Mr. and Mrs. James Joseph Tunney announce
the arrival of son, their first child.
Mr. Tunney, you know, was heavyweight
champion of the world until he got about two mill
lion dollars enough to guarantee economic security
as he called it, and retired from pugilis attend
to things more interesting and important
Eugenists will watch with interest the career of
the new Tunney. He ought to be useful American
citizen, having the greatest of possessions very
good and intelligent mother.
Prof w. F. Reid, British scientist who invented
smokeless powder, among other things is dead at
eightyone. He died alone hungry having lived on
bread and water for several months.
when he is forsaken, withered and shaken.
What can old man do but die?"
Convicts of Sing Sing, fighting hard against
eleven naval militiamen beat the latter by of
3S to in-a football game. The Sing Sing captain,
Red" Hope, who still has afty-nine years to serve,
advice not taken too seriously. Two naval militia
men were carried from the field stretchers.
The warden, Mr.. Lawes, promotes football
character builder"
Cries from the 1000 convicts looking on "Slug
him." and "Gang him!" indicated inclination to
build character on firm foundation.
John D. Rockefeller arriving in F1orida's sun
Associated Press reporter cheerfuly, and asked how
he feels, replies: READ that" handing the reporte
q poem beginning:
"We1l sing Of the better things my friend.
And wen think Of the better ways;
We'll trust tomorrow to heal
AS beauty has healed todays."
Mr. Rockefeller well and strong at ninety-two
years of age, plays sure game Of golf, missing
his ball. always making his short drives in straight
line his health partly to Florida sunshine part
ly TO his interior sunshine.