New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22

PUSHING THE HEALTH


dation. it is incredible that PUSHING THE HEALTH
BUTTON hasn't been part Of medical science long before
Dr. Edwin F. Bowers. who wrote The article f0r .rr
next SUNDAY MAGAZINE, also had that view himself lie
scoHcd AT until he saw it proved With score % patients,
Even then he was almost prepared ~ believe that s own
senses deceived him. Bu, there were plenty Of other py-
cians 10 corroborate; so ne compelled 20 accept What
be saw
The discovcrcr Of the human switchboard and what 5,
can be- made 10 DO Dr. William II Five crad, head NJ -e
throat and nose department of S. Francis Hospital a,
Hartford who treated two thousand patients before
he was ready 10 announce his discovery.
There is no use in trying present in advance some II
the things that Dr. FizGerad has done and what this new
discovery may mean Dr. Bowers docs that. And ae
makes it very plain You know be Is Of The few writers
who can make scientific things easily understood.
Dr. Bowers SAYS frankly that he doesn't expect anyone
to believe what he forth, unless they have seen What
he has seen No should be asked 20 accept as truth
that merely by pressing carefully determined spots with
probe certain diseases can be banshcd But the records
are surely impressive Also there Of us who have
prejudice against medicines, which perhaps makes 9s
more receptive to discoveries like tie health buttons Dr.
FitzCerad says we all carry abou; with u.s.
THE GIFTED BIMBLE. which follows tc hea.,h
article in our next issue, lively entertaining story
You will believe that when is explained that II is one 81
the series revolving about the circus that Olenmore
Davis has been writing for magazine, which, among
other things exploits the wondrou pursuit Of press agcntry
It hasn't any moral this amusing tale; but II Is mighty
good fun. Bnbc is worth going long way 20 meet iie
is one Of those amazingly brilliant gcniuscs who seem ~
have capacities that would make him successful man 20
any business but who prefers 70 waste lis talents in play
ing upon human for small rewards l. is or. 4
base manifestation Of too much artistic temperament.
THE WASHED HANDS is a story o.; Washington q .,e
old kind Of political boss and the new kind Of public
servant written by George Rothwel Brown. /. IS
love story and political story and good lighting story
all in one After you have enjoyed AS tale. YOU
further profit by thinking how long has taken the &C."
order Of things to gain a oothod. And maybe you Will
come 20 the conclusion that what ha, been wrong with
so many things is not so much dull Of morals
lack Of intelligence.
THE TRUE DOPE ON SNUFFY is really a rcd-e,,er
tale in veracious history II TOrchy. because Tie
reprcssble one is wholly and completely deceived. !,
seems Incredible but it true There twist Ills
tale that will surprise YOU be,au>e you viii expect
thing wholly different, despite the that j, is faithful
the underlying philosophy Of the series
OF course it has impressed you time and time again ,a
Sewell Ford like all American humors,s Of the frs, rank
is really distinguished as philosopher The humor ism he
end: it is merely the most effective vehicle for the pres
enation Of ideas, the best way Of making them work.
Owe INSURANCE. the wonderfully brightly serial by
Earl Derr Bggers. probably has you IN is grip hy
this time The complications pile zap last in the noXt
instamcnt that merely suggest :.au would cause
fusion It is all SO original that you have read with
attention to get the full force Of them Mr.. Begers
pei. YOU to give close attention whether YOU want 70 or not