The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-09
HOME HEALTH CLUB

AUTO TO-T!IERAPY: I have been Call- ed a crank and many other approbi- ious names so many times that l am getting so that I do not mind it at all; the worst of it is that nearly all of this name calling comes from prac- titioners of the medical art. They jumped on me with both feet when I began the Home Health Club lec lures, teaching the people How to get we'll and how to keep we'll" but 1 have kept at it for 25 years and now they are Gall that can) falling over one another to tell you how to keep we'll They, as well as the press gen. orally, laid on the cudgel quite vigor- ously about 25 years ago, when, in public address delivered in Baltimore Md, I advocated a general marriage license law, prohibiting marriage of detectives, criminals and diseased, and requiring a certificate of mental, mor- al and physical fitness before per mission to marry could be obtained, and as a penalty for violation, sterili- zation. My audience was mixed and I was criticized severely, but time has caused not only the general disccus- sion of such subjects but many states have discussed such laws and some have passed them.
 Again, when I publicly stated that germs were not the primary cause of | disease and could only attack and make sick those in whom there was first a suitable soil, I was laughed to | scorn but I was right-all admit it now.
 About ten years ago I observed that those who had their appendix remov- ed did not afterwards have attacks of the grippe. I have watched this care | fully and wondered how and where this knowledge could be turned to the | advantage of those that suffer, and | believe I can now offer tez humanity as well as to the profession a simple and certain method of cure that will | do away with all surgery for appen- dicitis, as well as remove the danger | of any such attacks. l do not jump at conclusions; I prove my statements | before making them, and fortunately much of the work that I have done and the ground that I have covered has also been covered druing the same period.
 It is difficult for me to tell in 8 proper manner just how a cure car be made. but I can give enough to enable the really progressive physi- | clan a working plan. In appendicitis and colicystitis the same suitable soi is found for the rapid development o1 certain micro o-organiszns and at the same time these same germs are found in the sputum. Now l will lei 1 the technical scientist figure out the l! reason why I have my own ideas bu l that does not matter. If the attend ing physician will procure anywhere from 40 to 60 drops or teaspoonfu
 of sputum or spit from the throat put it into a 2 oz. botle, half filled
 with water, cork well, agitate, incu
 bate, reduce after hours by addins another ounce of H. 2. O., again agi
 tate and incubate for another hours
 the treatment is ready. The quickes
 and best results are secured by inject
 ing one dram sub-cutaneously or into the biceps muscle of the left arm.
 have personally known of cas-
 of chronic sore throat, a case tha
 had been almost constant for over Il
 years, to be entirely relieved by tW'
 infections, and at the same time tn
 natient was entirely cured of chroni
 constipation. As a matter of fact,
 laxative had been taken every nigh for over two years but not singl . dose had been taken since the frs
 injection.
 Since I began this article I hay
 received the December 1917 numbe
 of the North American Journal O
 Homeopathy, a solid and conservatiV
 publication that has been leading tn
 way for many physicians for the las
 65 years and I find an article alon this line which your physician coul read with profit to you as well as t , Himself, Page 631.