The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-25

tAndcrs).
LECkEMIN--"At present no
remedies are known to have any
permanent effect" tAndcrs).
LOCONOTOE ATA%iA 49, THE
outlook IL not particularly bright
| tAnders).
neutrality-suspicious. occu-
| py very small place" CHolO.
MAIiASM tlS-"Thoy require no
drugs but a great deal Of ca. eful
nursing" Holt).
MFASLES--"Wc arc unable to
shorten It's duration" (Andcrs).
MENINGITIS-"The outlook IL
unfavorable in all forms' (Hughes).
LlTlS--"--drugs may he
employed but result following use
doubtful" CHughes).
NERVOUS DYSrEPSIA---"It is
the nervous system that demands
especial attention. an1 the internal
| treatment of the stomach Is merely
| placeboic" iAnders).
| NEU UltATH THENIA-"Drugss are OF
com paratively slight importance"
| (Potter -Ortner).
NEUHlTIS-'There is no specific
mod'c2tion for poiyneuritis" Giug-
hest
OBESITY--"The medicinal treat
ment Is neither satisfactory nor sue
ccssful' (Andcrs).
PALPITATION OF THE HEART
''If treated early the prognosis is
| favorable" tHughes).
PEMHiGUS-"Tho outlook Is un-
certain" (Hughes).
PERITONITIS - ''The medical
treatment OF acute general periton-
| it.s I'm children Is extremely unsatfs-
factory (HoltJ.
pERNICIOIis ANEMIA-'Usual-
Iy fatal" tDayton).
PLEURISY---"LittIe is 10 be ac-
complished by local means (An-
ders).
PNEUMONTA-"In perhaps the
majority of cases, hygienic treat
mcnt is all that is required tIoit).
PROGRESSIVE MUSCULAR AT
ROPHY - Internal medication
seems to have little or no effect on
the mSlady" Hughes).
PSO ORIASIS--"A permanent cure
can never be assured tHuges).
PYEMIE-"Antistrptococc'c Sc
rum has been disappointing" (Day-
ton).
innate the real value of medicinal
|
SCARLET FEVER-"There is as
yet no s,eclfic for scarlet fever"
tHolD.
SCIATICA-"Scfatica is often
very intractablc" (Anders).
SCURVY-"Thore Is no we'll
grounded scientific medication for
scurvy" iOrtner).
SHAKING PALSY-'The medl-
cinal management OF the disease is
absolutely without avail. No drug
has been found to exercise the
slightest influence en- its course"
(Anders).
SICK HEADACHES-"This. dis
case IS incurable, though the con-
,iition of the patient may be alleu-
ated" (Anders).
soFTFNING OF THE RRAIN-
Recovery is a rare termination"
(HugheI.
SPINAL MENINGITIS-"Progno-
as generally unfavorasaS (Hughes).
! ST. VITUS' DANCE-"We have
no specific" (Anders).
| SYRlNGOMYELIA-''rhe affec-
tion is incurable" UIughes).
TETANUS--"Mortality about so
per cent" (Dayton).
TUBERCULOSIS specific
for pulmonary tuberculosis has so
far been discovered" (Ortner).
i TUMOR OF BRAIN--rTrcatmsnt
is unsatisfactory" (Hughes).
TYPHOID FEVER-"We stand
today just where we stood for years
chief reliance upon diet and hy-
drotherapy" (Ortner)
ULCER OF THE STOMACH
THE medicinal tres.ment is alto
gether subsidiary to the dletet!c"
lAnders).
VALVJ'LAR HEART DISEASE
Wholly useless and often harmful.
TO employ ordinary heart stimulants,
especially digitaHs" tOrtpcr).
WHOOPING COUGH-"Wo have
as yet no specific remedy for pertus-
ais NloiD
WOltMS--"Cases often resist the
most app oVed methods Of treat
mert for MOI ihs' (Holt).
NRH NECK - "Generally very
little can be expected from med!ra-
Ton (Ar ders).
The above is what the medical
doctors say they CANNOT DO and
yet they would prevent a Chiroprac-
,or or other drugiess practitioner an
opportunity to help the sufforers'
They insist the drugless practitioner
must leave his SUCCESSFUL
METHODS BY WHICH THE MED
LONG ENOUGH TO LEARN THE
METHODS by WHICH HE NED
ICAL MEN FAIL before he is quail
fled to treat ;he sick. Above are
one hundred and cne reasons wny
voters should vote Yes" to State
Question 81 oa Nov. end and defeat
the Medical Trust Monopoly. Above
are enc hundred and one diseases
hey admit they can do little or
nothing in. YET THESE SAME
DOCTORS WANT TO DRIVE
/ ICHlROpRACTORS OUT OF OKLA
HOMA. Question % on the voters
ballot asks; shan the bill be ve-
toed and rendered imperative 2"
Vote YES t. Question "a and Bust
The MEDICAL Trust, ,--AdYL