(Q) Give name and address of a capable man in the field of
finger surgery that would be the best to treat [137's]
tonsils.
(A) Such an one as Richardson [Martyn L. Richardson, D.O.]
- Norfolk, or one as Green [Charles S. Green, D.O.] - in New
York, or as Willis [D.O. or M.D.?] - in Rochester, [N.Y. or
Minn.?] Wills [M.D. or D.O.?] - in Asbury Park. Such as
these may be ones that may remove these conditions without
the operation, and cleanse the system, while this is being in
the state of recuperation throughout the rest of the system,
by REST, for, with the continual worrying in the body of the
mental forces, this still produces irritations to the nerve
system, and this is a hindrance to all of the system in this
low state of resistance. Hence the warning as to keeping
eliminations as near normal as possible while this condition
still exists.
(Q) Anyone in the N.J. neighborhood of the body?
(A) Wills.
(Q) How often should the finger treatment be accorded?
(A) This should be in keeping with the conditions as the
operator finds at the time, and follow along the lines as is
necessary. This, as is seen, is not the ordinary finger
surgery as is thought of by the individual here, but by that
condition for finger surgery in this case means the
elimination of diseased tissue.
(Q) May anything further be done for the general physical
condition of the body?
(A) Keep the eliminations as near normal as possible, see?
That is all the questions.
We are through for the present.
BACKGROUND
See
137-81 on
6/10/26.
6/15/26 Brother [
900] submitted questions.
REPORTS
6/22/26 Brother [
900]'s wire: Regarding [
137], no Wills in
Asbury Park. There is a Dr. Hill, eye, ear, throat
specialist. Is he the man? What more may be done than is
now being done to keep eliminations open? Should any change
be made in the treatment or in the diet?
6/23/26 See
137-83, another Ck. Physical.