The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-05-09
with ordinary intelligence.


machinery that's going to make a
new man out of you," said the
doctor
Carmody followed DR.. O'TOole
into another room where a ma
chine built something like the first
one he saw, stood in the corner.
There were switches galore and
several tubes attached to it. The
doctor turned switch and a pleas
ant humming noise ensued.
"This is your friend" the doctor
smiled. GAS / have already told
you the test shows. Con-
genital of course. 1t has a certain
vibratory rate. Its location is in
the right side of your head. You
take YOUR treatment lying COM
fortably on this cot. Let US say
for instance that the vibratory
rate of the disease is 81. Well we
turn 81 current on you. The
dial here records the rate. Do you
get me?"
"Quite clearly, DOCTOR" Carmo-
dy replied. "Why it's quite sim
ple."
Carmody took his first electron-
ic treatment right then. After
the fifth treatment he had another
blood test. This time the charge
was five dollars. TIE disease was
still in his head but it had chang
ed its location from the right to
the left side. 1t also had a lower
vibratory rate.
"Ha! Hal Doctor o'Toole
chucked! 1--WE are getting along
fine"
Carmody was cheered consider
ably tho his health was no bet
ter than when he started taking
the meatless diet left him weaker
than ever. But he kept on telling
DIR. O'Toole that he was getting
better every day. This was what
the doctor wanted to hear and Car
mody was an accommodating fell
low.
Months passed and Carmody be-
gan to look like a chronic invalid.
He pestered all his acquaintance
with recitals of his treatment. He
seemed to glory in the fact that
he had syphilis and insisted that
his fellow workers had better take
the cure. Everybody had it.
Those lads told him that he was
nutty, that what he needed was a
bottle of Scotch and solid food.
At the end of a year Carmody
was a contented invalid. He didn't
seem to care if he never got well.
A friend of his who patronized
another drugless doctor informed
Carmody that all drugless practi-
toners did not insist on a meat
less diet. His doctor claimed that
extreme non-meat eaters were IL
able to degenerate into spiritual
lists or go plumb crazy. Carmody
would stick to DR.. O'Toole.
81 am leaving for New York
tomorrow, Mr.. Carmody, to attend
course Of lectures by one of the
most prominent men in the pro-
ifession," DR.. O'Toole advised
Johnny one day. "My assistant
will take care of you while am
away"
On his return from New York
DR.. O'Toole had good news fol-
Carmody. He said so. Carmody
was all ears.
Unlike the medics," DIR. O'Toole
began, the progressive school OF
healing is receptive to new ideas
| believe we have accidentally
stumbled on something that will
create sensation.
"A New York doctor who at.
tended the lecture course told US
the following story which was
verified by committee of respon.
sible practitioners:
"a wealthy resident of River
side Drive was ailing for a mum
Der of years. He tried severa
doctors without success. FINAL,
he gave up hope and refused K
make any further effort to regain
his health.
This gentleman had a dog O
which he was fond. The ANNA
got sick and every hair on his bod,
fell off. His owner was grief
stricken. He spent large sums O
money in an effort to get the do,
cured but the animals condition
grew steadily worse. One da
while he was taking the dog for
walk, the colored janitor accoste
him politely and declared that tn
animal was sick dog. The own
er agreed but said that he trie
everything without success.
I tell you what to do, Mis-
ter said the negro, "feed him O.
raw BEETLE best Won can get