Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-10-07 | Page 55 | Science Explains What Happens When your Skin 'Goes on Strike'

r Science Explains . . What Happens :f When -Your SKIN ( ' 'GOES ON STRIKE' By Dr. Woods Hutchinson, the World's Foremost Physician-Author SYMPATHY is one of the eliiefest of the moral graces, but there are forms of it which seem excessive, if f not. superfluous. Such are the demonstrations and "sympathetic strikes'' organized by certain regions, or or-gansof or-gansof the body to show their sympathy with troubles existing ex-isting in some other organ or area. Sick headache, for instance, where the stomach in its r eagerness to do something, however stupfil, to show its sympathy sym-pathy with the throbbing head, begins to throw its own contents overboard. "Which does not make the headache the least bit better and only makes the stomach and the patient that has both feel much more uncomfortable. Then there is that curious spasm of sneezing that . V comes on when the eyes are long dazzled with a blinding