Greek cure for seasickness sparks shipboard fight tale
A sailor relates a comical Athens tale of a psychologist claiming a shock cure for seasickness. He uses staged alarms and blows to calm his wife Mary, who then turns violent, but the remedy only works briefly before memory returns and punches fly.
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