(Q) What could be used to make hair grow on bald heads?
(A) This, to be sure, depends - as is known - on that which
has produced the condition, see? The BETTER solution, as
we find, that may be used for such, as will enliven that as
would - for a general combination, see? that is, taking all
characters of this character of disturbance - This does not
mean that it is an absolute cure, for there ARE such bald
heads where the root is so destroyed that this may NOT be
grown at all; but prepare a solution first of the oil - as
is CRUDE oil; not that that has been refined at all, but
is of a specific gravity of eighteen to twenty, see - this
combined, now, with ALL parts - of whether it is the
asphaltum base, or of a combination of asphaltum and of the
basics that paraffin in same, does not matter. None of the
gas, none of the carbons, are removed - see? but this cut -
see - with that of kerosene - see? which has its base, of
course, in the same solution - so that it may be used.
Then, when this is removed - that is, after this has been
massaged - small quantity - half teaspoonful over a whole
head - then cut OFF with that of water that has stood in
Irish potatoes, that supply a calcium to the skin that will
enliven the roots of the hair and make same grow - see?
and a diet would be given, also, that will - at least one
meal each day of raw carrots and raw Irish potatoes, in a
salad form.
In preparing the potato water, it would be done in this
manner: The potatoes pared, see? cut up rather as DICED
potatoes - not mashed, but diced rather fine - water standing
on this for at least twenty-four hours. This we would find,
at a high temperature, would sour easily - but this would be
PRESERVED by the addition of bay rum - see? bay rum in the
proportion of one part of bay rum to three parts of the water
solution, where it has stood over the potatoes - see? As in
this manner: To each pound of the potatoes, diced (and this
is prepared of that that is at least one year old - the
potato, see?), standing for twenty-four hours - one pound of
the potatoes to two pounds of the water - see?
(Q) Two pounds of water is how much?
(A) Pint's a pound!
(Q) What proportion of crude oil and kerosene?
(A) The crude oil in its natural state, cut with the
kerosene until it is usable, or which will be about two
parts of the crude oil - two ounces of crude oil to one
ounce of the kerosene.
(Q) Any other advice regarding the lotion?
(A) This is well, as we find. In the various stages of
this, this will be well to be tested by temperature - by
dampness as well as humidity, by heat as well as by cold,
to see or to determine the effect upon same, as it will have
a different effect at different temperatures. The water,
or that with which it is used - or the temperature in which
it would be used - will be found to be best at sixty-five
to seventy.
We are through for the present.
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BACKGROUND
See
658-8 on
2/27/32.
REPORTS
3/25/32 She obtained a dream interpretation rdg.,
658-10.
4/18/32 She obtained a dream interpretation rdg.,
658-11.
5/09/32 She obtained another Business reading - See
658-12.



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