The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-08-21
DIR. INGRAM A FEMALE
SPECIALIST

DIR. David b. Z. Ingram, world, 5
| famous female specialist 1886 South
| Park Avenue. makes his second state
ment to the Chicago Whip paper when
| he was interviewed Monday, Aug. 10,
1920, by a representative OF the Whip
paper.
He stated nature was a great prob
lem. Nature is nothing but science
OF the human system. In all instances
| il is love of the human system. 1t
governs the human mind aud the in
sects of the earth. He further stated
a physician should be one OF the most
broad minded men OF the world.
When he is taking up his normal
course OF any school, he studied OF
each planet and each planet controls
nature and nature governs the world.
OF all our studies of medicine it
covers nothing but science, it covers
each planet OF the entire world, 1t
takes up the Atlantic and Pacific
Coast, ii takes up each insect of the
entire earth for it is OF the divine
of the human system. 1t governs the
mind OF each and every individual.
Divine is the pureness of the blood.
II is acting OF the mind and the mind
is the thought of the membranes and
the membranes are OF the general
utility organs, which govern the en-
tire system. for il OF the blood cells
OF the membranes of the spine and
the most delicate organs OF the entire
system.
When the germ has enlarged in any
part OF No. | and No. II, OF the gen
eral organs, it will penetrate into any
part of the human system where the
most delicate organs may lay into the
general organs. The sign of this will
always be given by the change of the
pupa OF the eye. Usually these cases
are in the primary condition. The eye
will always show the exact symptom
of the disease when the disease has
reached its climax, usually i'll its
chronic stage.
In some instances of my general
experience, | have found, especially
i'll females, most ones have come to
be delicate, the eyes will show a
cloudy, droopy. muddy. CLASSY look.
After they have left their primary
stage from one to two years the
disease comes to be chronic. generally
they are i'll nieman condition. Usu-
ally the eye will change at midday,
dawn OF night and break OF day.
These symptoms will come from the
kidneys. liver and general female
weakness or generally nieman condi-
tons. Then the woman begins to
feel sluggish, sleepy, usually COM
plains of a dstressful feeling. She
will be restless, nervous and suffer
with pains, usually over the right or
LETT ~ annanIfN+ In, ca,rarof
instances she will complain of a pal
pitation OF the heart. In most of
these cases you will find a high blood
generally I. B. symptoms. Generally
constipation will follow these symp
toms. Not in all instances will it
show I. b. symptoms. In some in
stances it will be gastrits, parentus
or urinitus | find in general cases
that parenitus will give all the symp-
toms OF rheumatic conditions. These
cases depend largely what the eXamin-
alton may determine. Usually il the
patient has a complaint from four to
five years, you will find every symp-
tom OF T. B. case. will state all
particulars in my next writing.
The specialist further states his
great intention that he expects to be
beneficial to the colored race by COM
ing to be a manufacturer of different
chemistries which are registered TN
der. the pure food and drug act in
1910 i'll Washington, d. c. | used
them for several years in my general
practice before had registered them
under the pure food and drug act and
they proved a success in all chronic
cases. He further states he expects
to sign Aug. 10, 1920, long term OF
lease at 3l27 Cottage Grove for the
purpose OF manufacturing his differ
ent products and giving testimonies
of several thousand of people that
know these products as well as he
does and practically better for they
were the sufferers and he was the
one that ministrated the medicine.
His main office will continue where
it is at $3.50 South Park Avenue. DIR.
David B. Z. Ingram. telephone Doug
las OPS, Chicago, Ill.