Kidney stone cure in Indian legend tea
Mrs. Arnold Aros prepares cocklebars in a metate to brew a tea said to cure kidney stones. She cracks and boils the bark, noting it may be the taste or placebo but claims it seems to help.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1973
Page
9
Mrs. Arnold Aros prepares cocklebars in a metate to brew a tea said to cure kidney stones. She cracks and boils the bark, noting it may be the taste or placebo but claims it seems to help.
Sanda McPherson will read selections from her poems at 8 30 p m Wednesday in the Modern Languages Auditorium University of Arizona. Bowdie Banks and James Johnson give a faculty recital in Crowder Hall featuring Bartok Sonatas for two pianos and percussion with Caroline Folks on cello Mozart and Debussy and Delius works. The event has no charge and is sponsored by the UA Poetry Center.
Barbara Barte recounts Tucson residents Homer Aros and wife Mrs. Arnold Aros who credit cocklebur tea with expelling kidney stones. Medical voices caution lack of human studies while noting cockleburs can be poisonous in large amounts. Aros plans ongoing use.
Escanaba Daily Press contest for best recipe without meat has drawn backfire from some vegetarian readers who return to meatier dishes. Only two entries so far include a meatless loaf with walnuts onions potatoes and eggs and a tuna casserole with tuna cauliflower tomato juice carrots and peas. Women's editor Jan Martin considered printing all entries but doubts meatless appeal.
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