16 NOVEMBER 319 DAYS PAST Sunday 46 DAYS TO COME Dr and I attended tow sessions of 5 Ward Conference. We had a nice dinner with Cleone and family. Also took the Bakers for a ride out to Hooper. CROSSING OUT TOOTHACHE Seventeenth century soldiers used this remedy. With a piece of chalk one wrote three times on a table, Chiacia X O X. Then the tooth was pricked with a knife until it bled slightly. The bloody point of the instrument was thrust successively into the crosses, each time the patient being asked if the tooth still pained. Before the last cross was reached, the pain ceased! Scarification of the affected part was the only value of the stolid cure. Passions and the Bile MORGAGNI, in his thirty-seventh letter treating of jaundice and of bilious calculi, stresses the effect passions of the mind may have in bringing on a jaundice. It is not without truth that such mental factors as prolonged depression or worry may inhibit the excretion of bile, causing liver engorgement. The bile backs up into the blood circulation and jaundice follows. In most instances, however, mechanical obstructions are at fault. Whatever the diagnostic indications may reveal, VERACOLATE can be resultfully employed in any gallbladder condition beginning with biliary stagnation. To keep the bile freely flowing, Veracolate supplies the combined bile salts, sodium glycocholate and taurocholate. The activity of these salts is supported by a small quantity of combined laxatives to clear the intestinal tract. Capsicum exerts a carminative action. How truly satisfactory Veracolate is an aid in the treatment of biliary disorders will be evident upon a trial. You may obtain an adequate supply simply by writing us. When doing so, please the Warner Calendar Diary. MARCY LABORATORIES, INC. 113 WEST 18TH STREET, NEW YORK CITY