The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-27
Imminent Surgeon
of Columbus, Ohio
Is at The Beah


Among the recent arrivals at the
Seaside Inn are DR. and Mrs. G. ID
Hoy and their charming little year
old daughter, Harriet This remark
able little dancer amazed as we'll as
entertained the guests attending the
regular Friday evening party at this
hotel with her perfect steps and
graceful movements on the dancing
floor
B DIR. Hoy is distinguished surgeon
OF Columbus, Ohio. and just now. with
his associate, DR. f. r. Lawrence. an
other eminent physician of the Buck
eye capital. is equipping and estab-
fishing the Mckinley hospital, one of
the most complete Institutions of the
kind in Ohio. He was formerly lee.
turer in the medical departments of
the Northwestern university and the
University of Chicago and is the
author of several standard medical
and surgical works. including one on
the bones and another on appendi-
cltis- For some years he was associ-
ated with Dir j ID Murphy. known the
world over as Button Murphy" who
he regards as the clearest and ablest
lecturer ON diagnosis that ever lived.
As place to learn how to perform
an operation aud all about the ni.aties
of this great art
In. Hey's father DR. W S Hoy.
was also au eminent surgeon, served
10 terms in the Ohio legislature and
a term in Congress. He rendered his
l state great service by securing
the enactment OF law providing that
! anii-toxine should be free to all sick
persons unable to purchase it. and
! that the stale should pay for it, This
has saved the lives OF thousands OF
| poor people stricken with diptheria
Although an old school physician.
| Dir. Hoy is exceedingly liberal in his
| Judgments OF others. He said: TO
my mind nearly all people who prac-
tee healing do good ! have no criti-
cism 20 make of the osteopath Often
there is a slight displacement of one
of the vertabraes or some other bone
of the body, and by slight manipu-
lation it is put back in place aud the
patient IS relieved of pain. This is
doing good. There are also cases. /
believe. when the Christian Scientist
does good But there are times when
the services OF the regular physician
Tor surgeon is necessary.
When asked what he thought of en-
II forced vaccination the doctor said
American people do not like to be
forced TO do anything They feel
Ithev should have the right to accept
or adopt such treatment as they de
sire. and they cannot be blamed foi
feeling this way. Many people are
opposed to vaccination because they
have known OF some serious results
from the use Of vaccine. II is m,
belief. however. that the fact tina
There are very few yirulent cases o.
smallpox heard of nowadays is tina
such a vast majority of the people
have been vaccinated and have beer
rendered immune thereby. We be
Iieve that q person that has been sue
cessfully yaceinated is safe from thi
dead disease for at least seven year
aud usually for lifetime. 1t is yer.
rare indeed for Il person who ha
been properly vaccinated to be yer
sick with smallpox. Yet | am no
prepared to say that il should b
forced upon those who do not beliav
in il. but am satisfied it is CO
tain preventative.
Nothing has come 10 me in lie.
said DIR. Hoy. that has given me 5
i'm
! and then letter from some mcdic'
studcnt calling attention to som
statement made when occurring til;
has STAYED With him and been of pra
teal value in after life. The oth'
j, day / received a letter from youn
woman practitioner. who said ! ca
never forget when YOU said: Appe
dicitis always starts With sever
y acute pain with the pain in capt.
le-.ers This has helped me mar
times in making a diagnosis,
Or. Hoy Is also a friend of pr. Ho'
Lard \. Kelly. the famous operator
the Johns Hopkins university. and
= referring to him said: Il am sor
to learn that Dr. Kelly is not givil
las much of his time 10 operating
the old way as formerly but is givii
4 great deal OF attention to the use
radnm in the cure OF cancers T.
sonaIly do not believe radium v
cure any deep seated cancer or Ca
Ger Of the stomach. II may stop
superficial growth or a skin cane
: but | cannot believe it viii do mu
more"
At the Tourists Headquarters
the lobby OF the Dixie hotel dfte
:. hundred tourists have registered v
the secretary. Miss 4. NJ Griliiths-
n the contest between the states
registrations Michigan still les
- with 2Ss. New York is second W
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