(Q) What will help her with the hay fever when it comes on?
(A) If all of these things are adhered to as indicated, we
will find this condition will be materially aided.
But a specific would be the use of the inhalant such as we
have indicated for such conditions. For this body, and in
this location, it would be prepared in this manner:
To 4 ounces of Pure Grain Alcohol, add - in the order named:
Oil of Eucalyptus......................20 minims,
Compound Tincture of Benzoin...........15 minims,
Rectified Creosote......................3 minims,
Oil of Turp.............................5 minims,
Tolu in Solution.......................20 minims.
Put this solution in an 8 ounce container (dark glass bottle)
with two vents in the cork of same, through glass, that are
to be kept tightly corked when not in use. Shake solution
only before inhaling, remove both of the smaller corks and
inhale from one of the vents. Of course, neither of the
vents should enter the solution, but the space above same -
so that the fumes may be inhaled that are given off from the
solution. Inhale in the nostril as well as in the throat,
two to three times a day; only, though, when irritation is
indicated.
(Q) Will this prevent a serious attack?
(A) This is an aid to any attacking condition, - not a
preventative. Those other things as we have indicated
are as the preventative.
(Q) Can she remain in New York this winter for her best
health?
(A) If she so desires.
(Q) What exercise best for her?
(A) That of walking or riding.
(Q) How much rest should she take every day?
(A) Besides the regular evening or nightly rest, there
should be at least the resting two hours during the day.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n file
(See extra sheet [which was enclosed] of directions for
Reilly, Dobbins and Druggist; also sheet of directions
for using Radio-Active Appliance.)
BACKGROUND
8/18/39 Mr. [
257]'s letter: "The doctors tell [
903]'s
mother, [
1997], that she has high blood pressure."
8/31/39 Mr. [
257] submitted questions - See 1997-1.
REPORTS
1/40 Verbal report by daughter, Mrs. [
903]: "She didn't
follow the reading last summer because it apparently didn't
fit, but later the conditions came about just as the reading
said; now she is in bed most of the time and they can't get
her pulse below ninety."
2/15/40 Mr. [
257]'s letter: "Mrs. [
1997] could not see her
reading as she was fine, her heart was good, so she said.
She got home [to Okla.], went to bed and has not been up
since - about nine weeks - I shall write you again about
her."
2/25/40 Daughter, Mrs. [
903], submitted questions:
What is condition of body now?
What is the pulse?
What should be her normal pulse?
Why doesn't it come down?
What will bring it down?
What will keep it down?
How can she keep mentally occupied, yet quiet?
Diet?
Exercise?
Should she continue the medicine she has been taking?
3/04/40 See
1997-2.
1/10/41 See
1997-3.
2/09/42 See EC's letter in re 1997-1 under
1997-3 Reports.



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