The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-08-28
edited by DR.. David H. Reeder, La
Porte, Indiana~)

Hay Fever: From about the first of
Auugust the so-called hay fever sea-
son is dreaded by a vast number of
people. In the North American Jour
nal of Homeopathy for August is an
article upon the subject that will in
terest such sufferers. The fact that
the hay fever season is nearly over
should make no difference in the ap-
phcation of the treatment, because the
same condition of the blood that
causes people to be sensitive to dust
and pollen, also makes them liable to
many other arrangements of the re-
spiratory organs.
1t is because have told you a num-
Der of times of the splendid results
from the use of Auto-Hemic Therapy
that I am going to copy the article. I
have used, and observed the use by
,others, this treatment in so many
kinds of ailments that I am thor
oughly alive to it's importance and
consider it one of the greatest dis
coveries in the therapeutic field.
Elsewhere we publish a part of an
interesting article on the cause of hay
fever by the president of the Hay Fee
yer Association. That pollen is an ex-
citing cause we think his scientific
experiments have proved conciusivelv-
Knowing the cause he suggested the
treatment which is largely to avoid
the cause. But he fails to explain
why Smith has hay fever and Jones
does not when both are in the same
locality and exposed to the same in
fuences. What he suggests is more
preventive than curative. 1t is true
that if you can ascertain the exact
kind of pollen that produced the hay
fever then you can immunize by ad-
ministering a serum or preparation
made from that particular pollen.
II Sc ale Of ri
like But suppose instead of making
numerous tests to ascertain which pol
len caused the hay fever we take a
sample of the patients blood and put
it through a proven technical process
of potentization and then administer
| it to the patient from whom the blood
was taken. Does not this appear more
rational? The clinical results Obj
| tanned by numerous Auto-Hemic prac-
| titioners are all that could be desired.
There is no guess work about it. The
| exact siTniHmum is obtained. 1t is
also eminently scientific. The very
| latest accepted facts in physics, phys
| biological and pathological chemistry as
we'll as sero-therapy support this
! Claim
| Another page of the same journal
has the following to say:
''Self- Blood Urea tment Scientific
The principles Of Auto-EIemic Their
, apy confirmed in Paris. The following
item of news appeared in the Chicago
! Herald and Examiner, July rs, 1920
SERUM FROM PATIENTS OWN
| BLOOD TABLES CURE.
| Paris, July PA serum obtained
from the patients own blood is
claimed by Professor Odin, of the
Pasteur Institute, to be a positive cure
for all cases of paralysis, 1ocomot tor
ataxia and tables. DR.. Odin has beer
experim enting on this research fo1
more than seven years, in the course
| of which he has made more than {
| thousand experiments.
| 1.-TWO hundred and fifty centim eter:
of blood are taken from the patient!
arm, sepa rated into serum and rec
corpuscles, and a portion Of each il
heated several times to various tenn
peratures.
| with the resulting serum the pa
tent is inoculated, and cures ART
claimed in almost every instance Tit
injections are made either into mus
cular tissues or into the spinal huie
itself.
| mo drugs or anaesthetics are uset
and there is said to be no DANCE
whatever to the patient.
although the above is only a brie