(Q) Will my throat get well?
(A) Until we can change the circulation through the body
there will still be irritations, but it will be found by
these rubs and sweats that will come from the applications
outlined, the condition will change materially.
We would prepare a solution to be used as a spray in the
throat, antrum and nasal cavities.
To 1 ounce of grain alcohol, 85% solution, add:
Oil of Eucalyptus.............20 minims,
Rectified Oil of Turp..........2 minims,
Benzosol in solution..........10 minims,
Tincture of Benzoin............5 minims,
Tolu in solution..............15 minims.
Take a 1 ounce DeVilbiss spray and fill with lukewarm water
and add 20 drops of the above solution. Shake together and
use as a spray in throat and in head. This will ease the
conditions. This may be used once or twice a day, but
especially of morning upon arising and before retiring in the
evening.
(Q) What's wrong with my finger?
(A) This is from the general conditions in the system.
Follow these as we have outlined for twenty-six to thirty-six
days; that is, the treatments to be given each week, and let
the whole period be of that time, see?
(Q) What shall I do for sore lip?
(A) Do not make applications directly until we have changed
the blood supply. Let it be rather a palliative treatment
that may aid in alleviating any pain; but let's change from
WITHIN and let nature take care of more of it. These may
come in those specific changes in thirty-six days.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n file
(8/17/34 GD's note: See letter [which was enclosed] to Dr.
Tucker [A. R. Tucker, D.O.] and to Druggist.
See booklet on Atomidine [which was enclosed]; you should be
able to obtain it from local druggist.)
BACKGROUND
Daughter, Mrs. [
616], had Physical Rdg. on
7/27/34.
8/17/34 Questions submitted by Mrs. [
913]: "What causes
arthritis, hurting in right side, swollen stomach, sore lip
antrum, sinus trouble and bad feeling in ears; hot flushes;
will my throat get well? What's wrong with my finger?"
REPORTS
GD's note: Mrs. [
913], sister-in-law of Mrs. [
616], Mrs.
[
934]'s daughter, said the rdg. described Mrs. [
634]'s
condition perfectly - that she, Mrs. [
634], was certainly
in a bad shape.


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