Millard County Chronicle | 1913-05-01 | Page 3 | May Have Cure for Neuralgia.

May Have Cure for Neuralgia. One never geta much sympathy for neuralgia nor seasickness, presumably presum-ably because they do not kill. But people have died from tho results of seasickness and the list of those who bave been driven to suicide by neuralgia neural-gia would be a atartling one. Now comes Dr. Rudolph Mstas of New Orleans Or-leans with a statement that neuralgia may be cured by Injections of alcohol Into the nerve ganglions at the base of the skull. This gratifying discovery discov-ery Justifies the hope that the triumphant tri-umphant progress of medical science will presently enable our physicians to alleviate headaches and colds. A suffrsgette Is a female who la willing to stand for her rlghta any-aherc, any-aherc, even in a crowded car. No man is born as free and equal aa a hired girl.