New Ulm review., 1922-07-19
HOME HEALTH CLUB.
DR.. David H. Reeder, LaPorte, Ind.


Things Undreamed Of: Millions o1
people 60 through life without dreams
They are exceedingly practical people
and if they are successful financially,
are quite proud of poking fun at and
ridiculing inventors, poets, authors,
and others with brilliant imaginations
as Impractical dreamers."
Were it not fer these dfeamers, these
people with imaginations, we. would
still be living in caves and trees, eating
one another and yelling with glee at the
snarling, swapping, fighting males as
they strive for leadership.
Thanks to the ,dreamers, for every
known bit of progress and invention
and thanks to the .dreamers for the
progress we have made in the care Of
our bodies. IL
1t is said that necessity is the mother
OF all inventions, but even necessity
cannot invent without imagination
Even so simple thing as kitchen
chair must first exist in the active
brain of the dreamer.
| believe I can tell you something
better than necessity as the foundation
head of inventions and that is discon-
tent. People who are absolutely con!
tented with the things they have, their
surroundings and their position in life,
make no effort toward Improvement.
There is vast difference between dis
contented people and dissatisfied
people. Disseminated people are full
CT pep, ambition, life, happiness, the
Joy OF living and the Joy of helping
others. They first build castles in the
air and then they help others to build
them en- the earth. Discontented
people are the pioneers, the prcgres-
slves OF all ages, while the dissatisfied
people are not only misery to them
selves but to All with whom they come
IN contact. They want al of the pro-
ducts of the brain of the dreamer but
they also want someone to bring it to
them on a silver platter. ... r..
l like to find discontented doctors.
1t is true that the dissatisfied doctors
are always watching for chance to
hit them crack on the head whenever
they prove thSt some hcary old poison
Gus remedy is not only useless but in
furious or that some sickness can be
cured without drugs much more quick
ly and surely than with them.
We are daily thankful for the dis
contented minds of DR.. Geo. Starr
White and DR.. Albert Abrams, WIN
have given to the world their wonder
full systems Of diagnosis. Either cne
of which eliminates guesswork and puts
the treatment of sick people upon a
really scientific basis.
The discovery Of the various re-
fexes and their meaning in health and
disease and of the electronic vibrations
in everything, were epoc making dis
coveries. Those physicians who are
we'll taught in the practical use of these
systems are as far in advance of the old
drug method as the wireless message
is ahead Of the old pony post OF mail
carrier.
will tell you of Just one of the
almost unbelievable things that can be
done and is being done daily by several
hundred of the discontented kind of
physicians. Anyone, no matter who
or where he may be, can place 10 drops
OF blood upon piece of clean, white
blotting paper free from ink or other
chemicals, dry it in a cool dark place,
put this inside a MANILA envelope,
seal it. Put no writings or marks up
on it but write a letter, give the number
by which the person is to be known and
send this letter and dried blood in
another envelope with the fee for
diagnosis, to one of these physicians
and he will tell you first the sex, second
the race and probable age, then the
disease if there is any. He will tell
where the disease is and how far it has
progressed and whether it is probably
durable or not. If the person is a
pregnant woman, he will tell that and
also the sex of her child. This whole
story he will tell from the few drops OF
blood through the electronic reactions
of Abrams. The most wonderful part
of this wonderful system of diagnosis
is the fact that if similar letter and
sample of the same PERSONS blood was
sent to one hundred of these doctors
at the same time and none of them
knew of the tests cf the others, yet
every report would be exactly alike.
Guesswork is eliminated. The rate
and mode CT m tion of the electrons ir
the atoms tell the story as accurately
as though it were printed in large type
in red ink on snow white paper. I.
In time we will know how t. correc1
every erratic or disccrdant Vibration
and when that time comes the vibra
tions of youth may be prolonged in
definitely.
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