The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-03
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THE ZODIAcAL. .INFLU.
By
Noah
Hollowell

THE ZODIACAL INFLU-
ENCES ON DENTAL S U R
gerry" (Chapter y :-"Although
there has been manifested great
faith in the signs since the
prosperous agricultural period in
Egypt, perhaps it would not be
amiss to explain to those not so
we'll versed in them that refer
ence thereto involves the II divi-
sions of the zodiac, the imaginary
belt in which the moon and other
great planets are confined. The
II divisions are divided into equal
sections called signs which are
designated by the names Of con
stellation and represented by
symbols and indicated in the
average almanac mainly by ami
mails. The II sections of the
human anatomy in the almanac
are influenced by these signs for
a little more than an average of
two days each the whole body
from head to foot being affected
in the course Of 2S days." eluci-
dated Joe Hollingsworth.
"When | had seven teeth pulled
to begin with | was aware that
the signs were wrong, the ruling
constellation being represented
by Cancer, which ruled over the
region of the heart on Feb. H."
said Mr.. HolingsWOrth. "While
| knew the sign was bad for this
work | had several more to pull
and wanted to experiment to my
utmost satisfaction and | don't
mind telling you that all doubt
has been removed. The experience
Just about ruined me. My jaws
were badly swollen for several
DAYS. | suffered excriciating pain
to the extent that | took l6l an
acin tablets over period of three
weeks in order that | might be
relieved from pain, which pre-
vented sleep, rest or anything but
intense discomfort. "
And that settled tooth eXtrac-
ton except by the signs for Mr..
Hoilngsworth. Blu recovering
after several weeks he waited UNI
til he was satisfied with the signs
and while Pisces was IN the knee
! Joint he consulted his dentist.
Five eXtractions were made and
| the experience was delightful, If
cxtractiOns could be termed such.
The highly satisfactory results
cmboldcned Mr.. IIollingSworth to
seek another lucky sign. This
tinr he trusted his luck in Agar
ius. which was in the calf Of the
leg. Mr.. HoIlin@sworth braved
himself for wholesale extrac-
ton this time, insisting that his
] dentist remove II at one sitting.
"My dentist objected. He
knew by experience that this was
too many to remove at one time,
sign or no signs, but insisted. |
thought he meant that would not
have the physical endurance or
courage to take the punching and
do the suffering. After my in
sistence that the signs were right
and that | could stand anything
that might result III the way Of
physical torture, he proceeded. He
got the teeth all right but he
had reference to the shock being
too great on my nervous system,
and in that he was right.
1t was while Mr.. HollingSworth
was recuperating from this shock
that | found him lying on a cot in
his shop with barely enough en-
ergy to talk above a whisper when
called for the purpose of COLA
boration on the subject of signs
and dental surgery. Mr.. Hollngs-
J worth's nervous system was all
| shot. He had doctor, and,it was
not his dentist, to him twice with
in an hour. Things don't look
right; neither did they feel right.
The "signs" were not very hope
full. But with ali this pain, even
agony, Mr.. Holiifgsworth said the
signs worked like charm and thai
although his nervous system wa:
badly shot his gums and jaws gave
comparatively little trouble. !! 8,
My teeth are aH. out 5 i@ean'
nt.ry t4.t r.. 4 -