The Chicago tribune and the Daily news, New York - 1926-05-06 (4772205) — page 5
Bad Mergentheim Rightfully Claims
Proud Title Of "German Carlsbad"
MER G ENTITE 1M, May n.—Mpi-*(ii)teim '.lises in the p\Chlt'p,;;;qne Val" . 0f the Ta u b o r i n t h c ho art, of tli* gvval»'tm Mountains. Beauti!'))) walks pd promenades lead in !;U) direct ion a. 1 ,u.(vs .©£ lijstoriù loterest sur round it • f»d many deiig-htful excursions, may 1 made into the neighboring- hills. A 'Cprt journev'* hy rail or motor n-tkcs «s to Wùej/bur the ng'O-okl seai; of | rniiig". ai^- 111 1 science; to RothenJurgi *'ie .|ewe! of me(HpY:il architecture; to Wejkf'rsheitTt and its castîe of jj,s Hohenloht.\. the Olt]. cloister Brunn.fcje.h wltjft ita world-famous woo<I-"
Curative Springs.
- Tho fi-i'st euratlyo HIll'lng in Mere'entl'ieîm was dis('ov¡;rc.(j ' in th<î_y«*H»" I82tl, r The Karls-Spriii^-, used tyr ft't'hjkinS cure^, bas been an',.tlyzefi by . everj ilHi'r) 1 ¡y' known uni hority during" the l;i:4 ."0 years, atid bat< Jx-en <uhar;i«tct'ixpd ,as a mix.ture of chlorides and s'u)t'nt(\s. The Karls-Spr-ing- umtea- the prope.f'tJes of tho bitter water and; cold "aJinc¡ àprihg's (Homburg:-Klssln<-• g'0Jl) with lliose of 'the alkaline .sulfaies .sources. ( (ÎMariehbad, '.Karlsbad in Czecho-Rlovuldu..) its. t'adturtt IWI" cenla/ço is 7.Ï. nWclH) unlt.s. :fhf' W itlielms-Si^riUR-.) :1 !.8() . rOll , d-rî.fHtij\,er cures, is si mi la L- -lo the K:11'18 source, huf h;ïs otlly one ::tliillfl of ils-salines streixgth. Minerai batJi.s, combined «»ub sait and pipe needle, moor. earr)onic acier and o.xyg'en hathfi, ¡ cledt'icatba'ÎjhloS, baahM, diathermance, Quartz-Ifimp^.'Tip -'to date isquipmejit for the X-ray treatmenrs, fin g'a packs and are. ])rovid»-(1 for, rI} ail, the hôtels and Kurhonsea. • The 1l10,'>t modem eriulpment and Jatest devices for the diagnosis and treatmént of diseases hâve been in^taîled îrt Mefeentheim.. • . •
Medical Advice.
j : mentioneçl before, Mergentheim, the German - Karlsbad^ is. ç^sennaiiy a health ■ resort. The aliments princioaîly treated at Mergentheim and.for which the' \vaterH are especiaily recomint'ndpd..':i!'e: ail d'jseas9s, of ,th<> grall ducta. : especiaily gallstones; cure ; after 'opération ; Cirrhosis of the liver; C!lll'onic stomach- troubles, efipeclally Ga.tai'rhs; clii'onic constipation. especia-Hy witîj llaemoroidic complîoatjoriK; îro.ut,: obeîsity ; fpleth ora abdommatvs ; a]t':ml O£r,LinaL'' troubles; diai.}etes;,. lig'ht1 liidrtey ttoubJes; arthritis; ail phronic -troubles; of thé iii,le origans; womon.'.^ ailmenxs, . t,}speci ally tho,se of •• njengtKiat.-j(ni':an4 cJwonJc inflammations. " In watching- over the wp')fare ^ of its -çnes^, the administration of. rvrergentheim has not neg-lectetl 'to, prov.ide mental stimulus and diversion. Excëlr lent music is turnished,three, limes fflally by a large Kur orchestra, supp'Iemertted occasioniilly by solo and chqj')tber muslc concerts. During' the season ' g'ood stock companies are enS'ag-ed to g-ive drama and musical' comédy performances at t lie. jKur-Th ebti,e, ÏDances take place in the Knriio'use bal-l roÓm; and many spécial fealurès are arranged from time to time for the éntertalnment of the g'uests. Sports of «H kin'ds, rldingo; tennis, 'flshingr, and a fine'trapshooting' equipment provlde outdoor exercise. Çarriag-eg and automrl:pe(s,. ar/5 for hireat moderato priées.
•îrving's and painl ings. The hili.s Lund Mergreht heim, ts!.''<:'tcht))s' north tOwanJ the Odejtwald fUHl Spessart.with jheir anoleiit leyends and t'ai l'y taies, fille'd witii qua-int Htt!e viHag'pH, f U;(t cha-pels and .'cloisfcrs—wift-' bieval castes :a«d ancient tnonumcnts.
Mild Climate.
M Due to Jts \ shette'red location amon* tjie hills, Mergentheim lias an ex^ep-, tlotially mild elimnte. The proxtmity of tlie T'auber river and the coolness of the pui.'rouudms' forests t en-il)er the lieat of the day and make the nîg'nts Cool and l'êstful.
A Mergentheim rig'htfully claims tille% this name. The curative ef'feet of ■||s springs, the Karls-Sprlng and the Wilhelms-Spring' are in substance identjoal ivlth ffoose of, .KarLsbnd in Czeeho-Slovakia. Merg'entheim, howéver, bMns c'ssentiaUy a health rpsort, has m,n\ 'advantas'es over, its Czpcho-Slo-
; vaki-in rival. Its idyllic location and quiet sm'rounding's are in strong- contj-ast to the noisy motropolitan lire of Karlsbad. ,
Individual Treatment.
'IndiviQU¡ll treatrneilt of ail. its guests 'in "icurch of health .'is another important différence between . the two' s^a^. Everv hôtel and Kurhàus in Mer&'entnwm .lias, a résidant ph-ysiciaif. who uvatches and superintends h 1 H patients: dai'lv, thus g'îving' them constant PersoM) attention. ' In. the Czecho-^yq- • vakian KarJsbad, owtng- to the. l'arme number of visitors', little-time and only doperficial attention ean be n'iven to the patient. This Personal supet-vj-sion , at Mergentheim, however, is nott 'hat of a SanatorIum, for each g'uest lias obsolule individual freedom. Ail me- : dical hft h s are ri'g'ht in the respective hotfils and Kurhouses, so that patients may retire to their rooms immetjrnteïyatt(,r a,ftprt.rcat!mentst , Unique in their ' of-' ganization are the dietetic kKGhenp; of Mergentheim. Daily, seven différent' klnds of dict nvo prepared in alî the Hotels and Kurhou.ses belonuin.ç to the I administration, and each kind ts Guh- f dlricled accordina- to the needs or the ?
.Mi<]ividuti! putji-rît. ,.-/j'h.n, oxtt nstvenees ] ;11!{! perfection■■ "of thks, organiza.tion • iiave boen higbly con'miehted upon and ,anprnvf,¡J by fOI'!:'Í!.¡J) and domesjic m*»-, fil-cul autlioriiles.
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FpANKFORT, ' May -Thp An)eric^n Afnbassador, Me, Bchurmàn,' \vas Hnfol'tunaJeÎY preventèd t'rom a'tteuding the ccremot)y ln coni)ect'bn with ' thé openLi'H' of the American KxlïiiMt'ort" dt . ^'rankfort, o\Vin!:!; to the" recep. ion yiyen in Berlin, on the same day to thft , American and Continental members of . the Jntcruationa) Hôtel ¡\ IUnncp, Ml,
In his speech, the American Consul at Frankfort, emphasized the value of such an exhibition, m,hiph, he fe)t. was ' admira$ly calcujat^d to cpntrib.ute to a doser conlieet ion between the iN%,o 'eriiiDitnes.' : j
. r-famijton C, t'!!.n)'bof'np. the Arnr'I''(lll\ Consul in charge nt F'mn'kfort, acted m ,his stead. -
At this .Inhibition thei'o. wilt be. a d.isptay or ilocuments and I)l('men tors concern!ng tlie corn ineÍ'cLv1, historteal and : fÍ!Hlndnl associations and . rejation-ship . c between Frankfort and the L'Ù!lp¡i States 'of America, . The exhibition' js sv)p.çn\iiitended by Prof essor. Dr, ,1!crn-. hard .MuUpr, '.Director' of the Frankfort HistqrïçnJ, l\lu:;;(\urn; There wili be many evidences of the close \'('1'(.1 ttons, thrpush<)L't the centurie, whieli hâvo Gxisted between Frankfort u.ad America. ' ; Rar'Uo)t'- ,/lhan tinv ofher GérrnÇtl1 ej t y, the > metropofis,. V."tht« Mtnn 'v\a^ ju ton cl» with Itie ~ new w'orld—7>loni>'. I)^fnre tbp psi Americai Consulat^ \v+is ef,ta'hfi's'tled at" FrankIon, about one hundrf-d yeiirs aso. '
.v This exhibition wiiL be /sure to in.terèst riiany'AméricatiK; and n'Il thèse who he^r of its fixistence. when touring Germany cluring' the coming* -seaSân,' wlll înclude it in their itinerary.
- It is afRo a Livins 'pr'oof of the r Iy Intercourse. which has existed between the two eountries for centuries.
■ At the op(-,ning. ceremonv. Profeswor Dp. Millier referred to the mariv threads and associations w.hich run throug:h the Msto)-y of Frankfot't, and çonnept up. with the America of WashJng'ton and Lincoln, ànd he pointer] eut how bénéficiai it was to bring- forward in J his 'practical .manner évidence , of thë; mufuai rejatjph.^hip. • which.,'ha-s extsted for so r-long' - between tliç, t wp CO'\l!ltPies:: t, Duçinè'.'th'e ' s^tjBent^aiMî' sev;enteenih centurié»,. tnany reniarkable^ impures and '■ influences ad .outirom ^?anlvk6Xt;|^America, .^ank- '
.j>rmters: : a,ndVub'lishers. JJfankfort- tlieo'lôg'iftns .raficK'rriéj'ClVants,-- lïânU'.' ké,rs ,a'n(d^ pqliti'ciàn's, ,have beconîe' importàiit, and valuable members of their -professiôh and played a rôle in the *1>olitiàs- ;oï'/the country, ; Najpçsî, suc h
."as ;Sp.eper.. the rpietist, Pastorius, the lawy er<. ,,CMrLstoph'- :saue r, ' t hè<; pivni e v, Dr, H.ëinrich Kh-r-enfeld Trmher. tlie type casrer. Maria SybUIa Menant the artist,. C, Fr. Otto Graebe, the first American Consul at. Frankt'ort. ail thèse are recalled, not to mention such men as Hallgarten, Schiff, Speyer, j>a.<;savant etc. ' " ■
- Numerous others représentative of sport, politics, science, and trad s, .remind one of the rnany.Jinks which have united the tw.<\ eountries in the past. The history of the first German town in America, Germantes n, uo\v a suburb of Philadelphia, is full of réminiscences of Frankfort's origin. -Hpw remarkably strons- t he political sympathies of Germans.^n North America, \Vere in ISI.8, is^foYcibly proved by the address containing' five hundred sig:.atures, which was sent to the Gorffian National Assembly at Frankfort at that time. '
(Tribune Press Service).
; DRESDKN, May 5. 'Thè latest Americaii^arrivais at the Hôtel Bellevue includp: Mr. Abrajjam Frank, Mr.' Herbert, Frank, Mrs. J. Besaro, Miss Florence Godman, Mr. and ;Mrs. R. Guenther, Mr. and Mrs. James Sutherland, Mrs. Clara Jenkins. Mrs. Hettie Strong-, New York; Mr. and Mrs. G. Mayer, Mr. Henry .Korn. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schalef, Mr. and Mrs. lAidwig- Koster, San Francisco; Mr. Chartes Harris, Mr! Abraham Grossmann, Cl^véland; Mr, Rd win Carter, Pasadena; Miss Adeline Katz, Mr. K. Cnnelli, New Orleans; Mr. Thomas France, New Jersey; Mrs. Flizàbe'th Packham, Dayton; Mr. Abraham- Baer, BaHimore.
BADEN-BADI;;N, , May !"i.-:-:Arnong the guests registered at Rrenner's Stéphanie Hôte!, Baden-Baden, are' Mr. H. B. Stuart, ^Chicago; Mrs. K. K, Tysen, New York ; M r. C. O. G. Miller and family, San Francispo; and ftf.rs. and Miss John Strai,icli, St. Louis,
Ban Nauheim Owes Its Reputation
To Many Health-Giving Springs
Offers All The Comforts And Conveniences
Of A World-R enowned Spa
.BA D-N A FHETM. M'ay 5,.-TlH' n:,tpy,individual' featlires compreheii-dej. Úf the whole i'mprossive imp)'<ssi\'Rp!C'tUf'G c,f,nnd-'.Nauhftm, or 'Nauheim Spa, 'a)'e the out cpme of a long' dov'-topmont th:,( dates from the times ol; the CrJts, and the Romans. A<'tCt' ebanging' timpjH g-tci varied expet'ien(.'e's, Rad-Nauhei'm ree,,t %,(,(l a g-reat- !m))ftu,s in the inoincntoiiH year 18)8 in the shapo of nnture'p' gift of tho "Water of Grâce" that suddenly burst 'out.'.'of the parth. Hn<! tho anclent salt-producing' centre and rnoi dest saline spa. developed into a he.tith report; and Spj1 on the grand seule,
4. Women's ailmcnts:' Inflammatory exstidative maladies and Menstruation disonYers. ,
• Affections of the rcsl)i)-atoî,il orgalls: Chronic nasal catarrh and eatarrh ^ of thé "throat. the larynx, the wlnd-pi-pe and the bronchlal tubes, bronchia) /istlima : and emphysema.
6. Maladies1 of the dic/estiiw or flâna:
Chronic catarrh of the stomach ,and bowels, constipation, congestion of the liver and haemorrhoid troubles. ■ h Neiirasthenia.weaknexs after acute llinesses and surgical opérâtiofis,' etc.
8. Spinal maladies, pal'ticularly Tabès, a-iid vialadics of the péri plierai merves- (Neuralgia and Neuritis).
Drinking Springs.
The Bad-Nallheim drinking' spTtng's -, were 11]) to quite qutterpcGnt]y little known.
For somo»years past, however, the re.t'oa'l'tibn of their importance in nlC,dical circ!es has led to such un inCt'oase in their 1 use that tl10 building of extensive rttnip Rooms hecarne n0\cessary.
Bad-NTauheim has seven drinkingsprints. They are ail radio-activc.
The Kurbrit n nen, and Karluhru n rte», as ,',.ell as the ttiedehaus spring\ vt'':!d sait, waîer conta!ning' car'bonic n'l'id. i The liïuhrAfïsb.ni/nnen, a 1 k a 1 i h e spring-s.
, .Bud-Nauheim owes its world-wide' ;rçpùtation to its hralth-g!¡yjng- spi'ing's. situàted in charming' country, and to' .the modem establishments and . equipmxont, which lend to thèse a model .set-. tins', Beyond the 0I101e1'011S wl.vqn-, l'ag-es or the curative ag'eticies a;id.th<*. spa. régime of Bad-Nauheim/ it must" n6t be t'or-g'otten that the exploitation of.thfse troasures of heaith for sufferers and those seeking- restoration to heaith can be carried on under the -lucky '8tU r of a. very favorable position as res'ar'd.s means of communication. ; -
The SchiraVieiiHcr fintmicn, tlie T/f>.
U'Ctuitielle ((¡uT Ihe Gàm(l/Iialil'ul1J/t'''' ore :tpht)t!nn.'.'. spripgs imprégnâte«l with tron- .tmt take their rise in the Sclnvaînuttn tx-ar by, T!lI'}' constitule excellent, healing' and table \yatc'rH.
Mo.sf of ihe di'Ink)ne' springs are l'un Info the Pnmp Rooms (Trinkkut'anlage) and liot and cold water fl'om thorn is there served out.
The Pump Rooms arc an extenstve rnodern building possessing an équipnient that, stands on the hig'hest level bo^'i from a solentifk.^ and technlt-nl point of vif'o.\\', They comprise I h" «ervlng )'n«)Tt or pump J'oom propt'l' (a lai'ge rotundn.), as well as tlie dr!)ikin.!., springs, long promenade halls, gàrgl'îng rÓoms, garden, shojis, a m 11k cti.re es<ab)!shrncnt; and a Bar for t!)] foreigtj minerai wafers. Tht; Kurhn pelle (Cure Orchestra) )l)lays in the "music temple" In the mornins's during' the pt'incipm hour.
Entertainments And Amusements.
The beautiful situation of Bad-Nauheim, on the si ope of the Taunus mountains, thé' fresh invrigorating air, the large parks and woods, the aimost country stillness, combined with a11 tiie comforts and conveniences of . a Worldrenowned spa, make it not on!y a place for the, sick but also a very popular report for those enjoying- g'ood heaith and those 'seekÍng récréation. fc
The Kurpçrk ls amongst the- most beautiful and tlie largest parks in Germany. It'was laid out in 1857 by Messrs. Siesmayer Bras. of • Frankfortpn*Main.. The park comprises ail the cure and sua establishments, as well as 1 he large !ake and has shady walks and resting-r^aces. It joins up with the woods of the. T.junus n.eat'. by. Thé'l'fl. are beautiful; w-alks„ .tfrrough idyllic Donnel'sgraben to thé Johannisberg in the Stadfwald and Frauenwald, -which has likewise been opened up to visitors by means of many new Walks.. The "temple" and sheltej's in the' newly laid-ont grounds afford cover in und weather. There,are -extensive woods. I)iii-tly high ...w-oods with mighty oak trees and beautiful walks, in the llejghborhood. The Winterstein \Y)th ifs Forsthaus ( fo rester's h ou se) and thé" restaurant adjoinine' it, ia Ii popular place for excursions.
Tho Kurhaus, the principal centre for those taking the cure, is situated wtth its large terra ce In an elevated position in the park, with a fine view of the gardeus and spa-région. It contains two théâtres (seating respectively 400 and '1,300), an .excellent restaurant, reading- room, games room, billiard room and, salons.^,
Numerous entertainments are avail-* ''able, Includlng first-class concerts, theatrlcal performances, opéras, balls, etc.
Sport Facilities,
Maladies Treated.
The admittedly fine T^awn Teunis courts are situated in the park, behind the Tennis Café. There are eleven courts. The Golf links, with their pretty club house and restaurant, are sltuated ri- quarter. of an hour's walk from the Kurhaus, ln a spot of cnt ra:)clng- I)eai-ity in the Frauenwald. The large lake offers. good boating facilities. Anglers can pursue thrir pastime in the rivers Usa and Wefter as well as in the take.
finely-situated shooting' pstahtish- ment (clay-pigeon shooti»\§') has recently been set up on the Goldstein. f!ve minutes' walk from the railway station.
The neighborhoocl is rich in the heauties-' of nature and historient monuments. Good railway communications and regular tours in comfortable motorcars or motor charabanc-s offer ampUfac'i)ities for visits to the Taunus and tnè; Vogelsberg." to numerous large . t.owns (Frankfort-on-Mahi. DaY'mstaiH, . Homburg, Wiesbadenr Mayènce, -Giessen. Marburg, Hanau, etc.) and to t.bo réglons of the HbJne, the Main and thé Lahn. ■
- ' A [.;Téat number of différent mandiez are treated in jnHad-Nauhcim :with !he' greatest succes.s as a resu1t of the spécial / CLuaUties of its valiiable healLn4" '
.agencies.
- "it'' shotil(-l first be -po)nted 'out thaï the;.;trea!inen! of disturbances of .the .blbpd - circulation system (hea.rt affections, etc.) by means of baths beg-an at Bad-Nanheim. The Spa has be■ corne the gmll" of : h'êart. sufferers, for ; ''t-frê- physical ag'Gncies'renuired for the 'treatment of 1 thèse troubles are to tle, found in no other spa in such abondance and in sucli a. favorable form. The Bad-Nauhejm doctors iiosses?; n, phenomënally valuabl-e expérience in the treatment of the fo])ow!ns- r,a.-' iadies;. , 1. Maladies of 01<;' Vlood circulation system:. AU forms of chronic hein! affections, valvular defcct!, of the heart. fatty heart troubles, \\'eaknes¡;;' of the, heart, enlarg-ement of the heart, nervous affections of the heart, arterioKc!erosis (maladies of the blood vessels) and wnaknesses of the blood circulation,
2. Maladies of the locomotion or g an s of the 'body ; The various klnds of _
rheurhatic affections, chronic mu.sf'utaf fh0uma*i«9v^£«vl% f!he«wati^irir, of- iiM joints, the, remains of aciite rheuma,t!am ,in the joints, deforming- inflammation of tl10 joints and Sciafica.
3. Constitution maladies'ancl troubles of the asshnilative system: Obe.sitv, Diabetis, Gout, Scrofula and Pac-hiti.,; (Rivets). -
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