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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1913

Page

7

Friedmann Anxious To Treat The Poor In Clinics

Dr. Friedmann defends clinics for tuberculosis patients amid reports federal authorities barred outside care. He says he can hold clinics within county medical bounds and would require tuberculosis proof for admissions in any public clinic. He notes future plans in the United States are uncertain and invitations to demo abroad unlikely.

Friedmann George Mannheimer Dr. Friedmann A. C. H. Friedmann Eastern Philadelphia

Rexall Hair Tonic Promised to Stop Hair Loss

Advertises Rexall 93 Hair Tonic claiming to cure baldness caused by a scalp microbe. Mentions professors Anna and Sabouraud and promises a one month trial with money back if not satisfied. Two sizes 50c and 1.00 offered and the remedy sold only at the store.

Anna Germany Sabouraud Rexall

No More Constipation Olive Tablets Claim

Dr Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative replacement for calomel. The tablets are sugar coated, contain no calomel, and are easy for children to take. They are sold in 10c and 25c boxes by The Olive Tablet Co Columbus Ohio.

Edwards The Olive Tablet Co Columbus, O Stuart Plapao Plapao Laboratories Block 324 St. Louis

Public Warns About Friedmann Tuberculosis Cure

Boston Consumptives Hospital trustees caution against premature publicity for Dr Friedmann's tuberculosis remedy. They urge patience until independent tests in New York and Washington prove safety and efficacy, noting past failures like Koch's tuberculin. Dr Locke adds that years of scrutiny remain before acceptance.

Boston Koch E. A. Locke The Consumptives’ Hospital Friedmann New York Germany Washington Boston Consumptives’ Hospital Hh. EF. M’sweeney John E. Potts Chandler Hovey Edwin A. Locke Edward F. McSweeney Mass

Public Health Service probes Friedmann tuberculosis cure

The Public Health Service under Surgeon General Blue announced an official investigation into Dr. Friedmann's tuberculosis remedy. A board will test the claimed bacteria culture in New York hospitals, observe treated patients, and assess safety in animals while delaying any conclusions. It warns against long travel for treatment and notes ongoing daily case records.

Washington Public Health Service Blue F. Friedmann Secretary of the Treasury Friedmann New York Friedman John F. Anderson A. M. Stimson

President Jordan Goes on Peace Mission to Europe

President David Starr Jordan was granted leave to travel to Europe to work for world peace. He plans to visit the Balkan States to see the effects of the current war.

Jordan Stanford University Calif David Starr Jordan Europe Balkan States

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