, 1921-10-08
I'm Adjustment
Ebert Hubbard II.
Editorinchief of the Royerof,
Ebert Hubbard II.
Editor in Chief of the Roycroft

use Of my body in all its natural FL functions a donaA' 1 do not Of have @ Consult as
physicians. chhopractors or doctors of any kind.
pro ! ane Consideration aG Y t. keep ! s Te not s ! know ct that s. If ! treat fas. my body I'd wit with
FRIEND, J. J. Hanavan. M. D. A% when en'SS s s SS9 .@tS e is ne n D saset science as see Of
"a / fs ssp'v' there r honest M. DIS just $ there are honest lawyers
! know the study of the human body and its ailments. by NJ. DIS,
of diseases has been shortened to a very few by the advanced physicians.
grabbing. 'ner are au"'k doctors o all kinds un'''upul0u' and money
absolutely ass ! S sasSsit sSs ant ts i RS F. science for the cure Of disease which is
with i sommon sense s' but M with " e emphasis 1pn o n q the SD b a1 g x y e. all mixed
The S other S day I Jumped out to Davenport. Iowa, at the Invitation
surrounding Of Roycroft furniture - notices n Rss'a apS q a ! v ,syf fr = eo%s a atmas a
i'd s and / n rese up Se folks Il ae Thsy ' enms froS aa .Hsr of of s ssgnsst.
patients. w. D' "u " S0ooS hu"0e OF
aged BY efficient lent people. It is y : = a sound business basis with i high
the p 7; Palmer Memorial building, erected in memory q the .Se%s
father Of B. !. and founder Of The school, Ss "'' IN 1851 D. ID fAime
ze, Pss . MsHsI ! moist 's : s ssssiifs' R R';ss i st s1ss,ss's snd . In LARGE + s I,s s,sss
ro. 1s a 0 ass. snl sns CONFLICTS as ssy r9tss,s to s s1sss .es s%sts reading N an, and h rest
ness Offices Adi1sing ! two large dwellings amid spacious lawns
homes where patients re we'll taken care Of. - 9"
but every successful man and institution gets that. $50 "AN' ''N'-
ehiroprstto re sl growing Sa' rap pd iy''' tnsf' 'n00' n n ''e''ne' Z
arr. ! a ss.1 ss. sta ssf is al f s. stsa or q: : saa sasss Who ssv had s.s ssss sss ham. s2s
! seen such enthusiasm, such loyalty. such an earnest, intelligent and
and reasonable folks. -"- ''' 10y 40 p'AA"' 0''S'"
There ar some chiopractc schools that advertise a six weeks
course and some offer to teach. by mail. From them an impression has
N Of course tn the N NJ D 6ssn have Is he. po%i h ase'e THIS : bali IL sle N a ham0as'
The course IN the Palmer School runs from three to four years. X
Now why should I be giving the Palmer School all this free adver-
tising7 No. not because | had a chance to blow my own horn to the
more real common sense mixed up IN it than the world knows Of. 1
believe the ehfros are doing humanity a service that In many instances
approaches the miraculous.
t,s cnirs p ira ss h h, d = frddam sa : basis basis that b Is is logical .Mad and !, sound. In
on the nerves at the point where they branch off from the spinai cord
through the openings in the spine: that this pressure diminkhes the
possibility of the nerve carrying to It's extremes the vital impulses sup
piled by the brain, As for instance. squeezing a rubber hose will lessen
reducing the displacement Cor sublaxaton) Of the spine by a simple
method Of adjustment, The more thorough the knowledge of anatomy
eessful he Is, Same with any ether profession, knowledge means
power wherever It is applied.
But I am not expounding a thesis N chiropracHc for I know very
as If the medical profession will have to accept chiropraetic 8 a definite
and reasonable method Of curing disease-for they sure are doing it and
growing In numbers all the time,
The RoYCRoFT Magazine has tn the past opened 1T, pages to
writers O chropractfc because we believe IN It. As a consequence
some of our good M. DIS have cancelled their subscriptions. l have a
letter before me now from n which says-T don't n for the ehfro-
prachc bunk In your paper SO cancel my sub" Another letter from a n
eminent physician says, while legitimate medicine has looked o dr~
ing the centuries. innumerable of these cults and faddfsts have come
and gone. and the procession will keep merrily o n when ehfropractc
has been long since forgotten"
These deeters are old fegies and evidently are past the point Of
occupying the minds and energies of a large, growing number ef men
and women who have an excellent right to their theories and whe are
proving them every day,
And can't be led to believe tina. a thorough tnewisdse of shhe-
Praeuc is anything but a scientific profession and that it will be fully
accepted as such by bread-minded people the werld aver
Ds. ]. H, and A, C, Jeffrey
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