The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-20
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YOU'RE THE DOCTOR,
BY Bernice FinneSon
By Victor HeiSer

The publication of AN American
Doctors Odyssey" introduced to
millions of readers the man who
had become known as "the private
physician to the World" AS vivid
ly recalled in his autobiography,
DR.. Heiser has had as his stead
fast purpose for over forty years
the health and well-being of null
titudes of people and his efforts in
this direction have been felt in
practically every quarter of the
globe. Throughout this experience
he made careful records of his find
ings in the realm of health and
hygiene.
Not only has DR.. Heiser studied,
and prescribed for the health of the
others; he is himself the embodi-
ment of the principles he has evolv-
ed with respect to physical we'll
being-a man now in his middle
sixties, hale and hearty, timber as
a youth, engaging in vigorous
sports, yet leading a life of the
most strenuous activity under con-
stantly changing conditions and de-
mands. So many people have ask
ed DR.. Heiser for his own program
for good health that he has been
persuaded to incorporate in a book
the essence of a lifetime observa-
ton in his chosen field.
You're the Doctor" does not pre-
scribe for illnesses or for those sit
uations where "See Your Doctor"
would be it's authors prompt ad-
vice. It is addressed to normal
people who want to keep well, and
to people who are capable of a
much higher health standard than
they are now realizing. The mater
ial in this book is original and
richly informative-an accumula-
ton of the sort of common sense too
often neglected in favor of fads and
panaceas. In an increasingly COM
plicated world, the matter of per-
sonal health cannot be taken for
granted but must be given intelli-
gent consideration as part of the
business of living.
In returning to his native Ameri-
ca after forty years in far coun-
tries DR.. Heiser possessed an al
most unparalleled perspective for
reviewing the American health
scene, for seeing what was good
and what needed correcting or i'm
proving. In his book he offers the
essential tools for a wiser way of
living.
"BLOOD OF THE NORTH"
BY Hendryx
1.-THE reputation of being a fool
is an asset-providing you aren't
one" was often said of Angus Mum
chic, and it fitted him as neatly as
the holster did the revolver at his
belt. For Angus had the sharp, real
istic business sense of his Scotch
father and the subtle cunning OF
his Indian mother. He knew when
to be smart and when to be simple.
When Angus Murchie came to the
trading post run by his father he
could not know that the next day
the sturdy old Scotchman, trusted
by every man in the Northwest ter
ritory, would be murdered. When
a jury freed the murderer Angus
vowed chat he would leave no stone
unturned in helping the law to
avenge his fathers death. He prom
ised, and against his will, that he
would not personally kill LaRue
the murderer. How Angus trailed
LaRue and created psychological
world of horror for the fugitive
brings to a thrilling climax a tale
of revenge not soon to be forgotten.
There is nothing of the synthetic
about the stories Of James B. Hen
dryx. They stem directly from the
raw life that he knows that well.
For sheer excitement, color and sus-
pense, this adventure story will
have few equals.