The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-13
YOUNG. EDISON
THE MAN OF THE HOUR IN THE ME-
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His Wonderful Invention Pronounced the
Greatest Boon Of the Age. ~

His Wonderful Invention Pronounced the
Greatest Boon of the Age. -
New York. Dec. 12--Thomas A. Edison,
Jr.'s remarkable discovery of the new
curative force which he has embodied in
his Magno- Electric -Vitalizer seems likely
to make the young man as famous IN the
world of invention as his distinguished
father, while as abenefactor to suffering
humanity he is already more sought after
than the noted Austrian surgeon, Profess
sor Lorenz. =. -: -. ~. - = ... .
No discovery in modern times ever
aroused one half the interest that Is now
being evinced in young Edison's inven-
ton. It is pointed out by scientists that
the Magno- Electric Vitalizer is the most
powerful and remarkable curative force in
existence to-day. There seems to be no
limit either to its powers or its POSSIBLE
tiles. ,,...s ~ '---.., y 3 S.&
1t is equally adapted to the relief of the
most complex disorders, of the nerves,
such as nervous prostration or paralysis;
to the cure of diseases Of the blood, such
as rheumatism, catarrh and malaria; to
lung and respiratory complaints like
consumption and asthma; to digestive
| troubles. such as dyspepsia and zmalnutri-
| ton; to- the various organic and intestinal
conditions which result in Bright's dis
ease and appendicitis, as well ais to the
many cireulatory defects that are evil
denced by heart disease and failing
strength. In fact, say the scientists, the
Vitalizer~ fully merits the name Mr.. Edi-
son has bestowed upon it. for it stores
up and communicates Vitality.
| Much of young Mr.. Edisons present
popularity is undoubtedly due to the fact
that he has resolutely refused to ALLOW
his invention to be exploited by, persons
who would be likely to regard it more as
a comm ercial proposition than as an op
portunity to relieve the sufferings of hu
! mainly. He has placed a price upon thu
| Vitalizer only sufficient to cover the cos
OF manufacture and is distributing it onl,
| through his own; company.
| When Mr.. Edison was seen in hi.
laboratory yesterday, he said: Casually
do not care to talk about my work, blu
In the matter of the Vitalizer I feel tina
a duty and a responsibility has been lai,
upon me and that the public should b,
allowed to know that pain and sickness
can, at last, be banished from the earth
It has been my life long ambition to ere
ate something that should give happines
to the world, and I feel now that 7 Iay,
succeeded. - Ns335s $3.50
1 Several attempts have been made t
induce me to sell the. Vitalizer to promo
i tiers, but ] feel that If II did so I Shout,
not be doing my duty to humanity. Ther
has been bestowed upon me the power t
help the sick and suffering and I wan
everybody to know that / will not ALLOW
capital to be made outs Off their affIictions
Tell your readers for L te2e That I Iiav
definitely determined to direct the. manu-
facture and distribution of the yitalize
!, myself, and that I will manage it onI
through my own company. Tell Their
that, it makes no difference to me wfethe
a. man is rich or poor, #or whether Ii
lives in the country or the city. II he i
sick or afflicted let him just drop a lin
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