Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-04

The Bureau of Medical Education ana
hicenSnre lac. IyI has adopted the term Drug
certain practitioners of medicine. The
Bureau has defined Drugless Therapy
specially to include:
Any treatment having. the spine
Tor a base including (a) Chiro- -practic,
f5( Napravit.. Co Spondylo- -Therapy.
(e) Neuropathy, (f) HHy other tn htrepE. trepf,
here specified.
Tor base. (a) Suggestive Therapeu-
ties, Cb) Metaphysics, (c) Vita-Therapy,
{dC Magnetic Healing, (e), Any other
not here specified
3. Any system. method, science. or
art Of treatment based on 1 and which
Is IN existence or may come into eX-
lStence and not already specified under
the above named divisions.
Admission to Drugless Therapy prac-
ttIce IN pennsylvania Is granted by the
who passes the licensing examination e
and satisfies all the other legal re-
applicants for license must meet
Mp Ihe preliminary Requirement
me preliminary requirement which
determines admission to recognized
professional ;n schools is the satisfactory
SSqjnipletion OF a standard four-year
hlSh school course, or its equivalent
one year of college credits in biology
ps9ySicS and chemistry, and a certificate
OF preliminary education issued by the
Bureau of Professional Education. ali
of which shall have been acquired prior
TO entering a professional school.
CD Professional Requirements
Inc satisfactory completion, at an ap-
sisting of the following:
l. The first two years of study
equal TO those prescribed by the medi-
cal schools of this Commonwealth ex-
materia medica. pharmacy, pharmao
cology, and surgery.
A oord,da1cl tEs tExaminntion
censlng examination must pay q fee of
$50, submit evidence. verified by oath
or athrmation and satisfactory to the
age, OBJ is of good moral character,
(cl is not addicted to the intemperate
1 1d GI has aiToaoi mef the or naTGotic drugs md
above. -
The examinations conducted nv tho
Bureau are on the subjects of anatomy,
physiology, chemistry, hygiene and pre-
Nentive medicine. pathology. bacteri-
In case of failure in a Second final
examination the applicant must enter
MASSAGE AND ALLIED
-. BRANCHES
The Bureau of Medical Education and
LLicensure has adopted the term MAS
SAGE AND ALLIED BRANCHES under
ndin, wniGn to LICENSE Gems certain practitioners of
includes: ~
|. Any treatment having any manual,
ratus, appliances or treatments for a
base including (al Massage, OBJ Medl-
1 (d) Meehano- -Therapy, (e1 Vibro-Mas
sage, % Any other manual. physical,
mechanical method of exercises. appa-
ratuss appliances or treatment not here
3. Any treatment having water, air,
heat. cold light, sun. earth for base
/ ny
Helio-Therapy.. (c) Thermo-Therapy,
Sdl Any other trea tment not here speci-
fed but having water. air, heat. cold,
9. Any treatment having electricity
for a base, including (a) Electro
trio Light Baths. (d) Any Other treat
ment having electricity for base.
Admission to the practice of Massage
and Allied Branches in Pennsylvania is
granted by the issuance of license to
the candidate who passes the licensing
examination and satisfies all the other
L.. License by Examination
ApDlicants for license must meet
(aC Preliminary Requirement
preliminary education prior to en-
teTing upon the study of Massage and
Allied Branches of not less than com
pleted grammar school course.
(b) Professional Requirement
The satisfactory completion of
course of study consis, "g of the fol-
Massage, medical gymnastics swed-
ish movements. electro, hydro, hello,
or thermo. .therapy or any branch there
/ OF Medical Education and Licensure of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
giving a course of practical and theo-
retical instruction I'm all or part of these
| branches and an approved amount OF
anatomy physiology, pathology, and
of not less than eight consecutive
months I'm a single calendar year.
(c) Examination
a candidate for admission to the IL
censing examination must pay fee Of
S25, submit evidence, verified by oath
or affirmation and satisfactory to the
of age. (b) is of good moral character,
(c) is not addicted to the intemperate
use of alcohol or narcotic drugs, and
I'D has met the preliminary and the
professional requirements as set forth
above.
The examinations conducted by the
Bureau are ON the subjects of anatomy,
physiology. pathology, hygiene and
| practice.
In case of failure in second final
examination the applicant must enter
de novo.
In the Case of ChirOpOdy
ropo.dy In Pennsylvania is granted by
! the issuance of a license to a candidate
who passes the licensing examination
and satisfies all other legal require
ments:
Applicants for license must meet
Gar Preliminary Requirement
a preliminary education prior to en-
tering upon the study of Chiropody of
a one year high school course.
OBJ Professional Requirement
The satisfactory completion of
course of study in Chiropody in a school
recognized as competent.
The course of instruction in such n
school must cover not less than one
college year of eight consecutive
months lin the same caledar year, of
actual instruction in anatomy (dissec-
| tions as well as theory). physiology.
chemistry. pathology, hygiene and prac-
tice of chiropody.
(cb Examinations
licensing examination must pay fee
of S25. submit evidence. verify by oath
or affirmation and satisfactory tn the
Bureau that he or she (a) is 2f years
OF age, 90 is of good moral character.
(c) is not addicted to the intemperate
use of alcohol or narcotic drugs. and
(d) has met tine preliminary and the
professional requirements as set forth
above.
The examinations conducted by the
Bureau are on the subjects of anatomy,
physiology, pathology, chemistry as ap-
piled to chiropody, hygiene and prac-
tice
In case of failure in second flnal
examination the applicant must enter
de novo.
DIR. !. NJ. BAI.DY. Pres.
Philadelphia. Pa.
2219 Delaney st.