Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-01
DR.. FRIEDMAN HAMMERS
BACILLI IN SECURING CURE
Turtle Claim Omitted From German
Savant's First Story of How He
Found tuberculosis Remedy.
Continued From Page One.

| cular Patient himself had beerp Sut-
feTiug 10Y three years from pulmonary
tuberculosis, on both sides. had ore
Viously been treated Tor long zine
| 10 Berlin hospital as well as in diff
ferent sanitaTiums. had lost 10
pounds during a few months. no APP
petite, regular night sWeats, pus eN-
| pectordtions. shooting pains and s,--n-
matte feeling in chest. BY local. a%-
animation rattling sounds in bGn
lungs could distinctly be heard.
February II, 19l1-lnjection of M
virulent culture prepared according
to this invention.
February -. 19l1-Patient iras
borne incubation very well; appetUe
improved.
March II. 1911-Gained tlree
pounds has good appetite. nhsht
sWeats have entirely disappeared, The
1attling over the affected lungs is Kiss
audible. Second injection.
Night Sweats Disappear.
MaIcn Is. l9I1-Showed additional
gain OF one pound Night sweats Gid
not occur again. patient was breath =
/ ing more freely.
April /. l9ll-To this date hasi
gained six pounds. night sWeatS anC.
eXpCctoratiOu have disappeared. Thir4
Nav 10, l9l1-Gain Or eight pounGts.
rafting sounds not heard at all. Pa
tient has borne al injections very weis
and without any residue al the plaoa
Of injection.
June .. l9l1-No rafting noises
heard appetite excellent night sWeatss
have disappeared for good Patient
at work again after being unfit for
work fos a year.
June -. 1911-Iucrease in weight 10
pounds The patient bears his physi-
cal work without discomfort or ef-
fort, eXpecturation has entirely dis
appeared; patient states that he no
longer has any feeling Of pain in his
chest. rafting sounds no Longer per-
ceptible.
Another Case Which Yielded.
3. A. b, 10 years old, mother died
Of consumption when patient was one
year old, her fourth finger amputated
for tuberculosis. would not heal. but
kept on forming pus for years.
February, 1911-Amputatiou uf her
little finger on account of tubercu-
losis; wound did not heal; tuberCular
tisjuld of the bone which forms ~
great deal of pus-like secretion:
neighborhood of the wound swollen
20 high degree. painful OF "a blue
isn-rtL color covered with small
nodules. erosions i'm spots.
May Il, simultaneous iujec-
zion OF uon-yiruleut culture prepared
according To this invention
MAY %. 1Sll-Flgtula unchanged.
May 30. Surrounding parts II
the tistuIa are paler but patient states
increased painfulneSs: second iuiec-
tiou.
June IT, l9l1-Fistula no 'ongal
forms and secretion and the ucighbor-
hood Of the Gstula begins 10 be COW
cred with fresh. clean examinations.
Surrounding parts much raIer. swell
ing decreased painfuIness entirely
disappeared.
June IS 1s11-Ffstula completely
closed. surrounding parts painless
third injection.
July 3. 1871 Place Of former tuhce-
,ular bone and skin hsyula completely
nea ed. scar becoming liTmer The
whole spot not even painful under
pressure.
Child Cured by Treatment.
9. X. W. { years old Grandfather
died of pulmonary tuberculosis. fathe.
it. coughing. At the left side Of the
neck scrotu.ous eruption three CEN
| tiInetcrs long and one centimcter
Wide bleeding. forming pus and pain
tu.. which the patient has had foJ
over Il year.
MAY ANr 1911 SUI uttneUu~ lultt-
tiOu of uon-viruleut culture pgeuaged
according 10 this invention
May %, Scr0fulous eruption
covered US small crust, but still form
ing pus 10 "A considerable extent
May - lgll-SeCund injection
June 10. 1911 ScvofuIous eruption
healing Relness and swelling have
disappeared. No longer painful. does
not bleed or pus form
Jun, L.. lg1l-Wound is completely
healed. Pale pink scar
July 4 1gll-Scar becoming pa c-
and ulmer. mo- longer painful. even
gUgt-. hand rras-fGsa