The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 17, 1926 Page: 8 of 8
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THE MINE0LA MONITOR
CONFIDENTIAL
SERVICE-
One of this banks' unfailing policies is strict
confidence in any matter entrusted to us.
Feel free to come in and talk over your business
affairs with the officers of this bank. Re-
member, we are here to serve the people of this
community to the best of our knowledge and
ability.
Confidential Service is a fixed part of the ser-
vice extended by this bank, no matter how
slight the transaction.
Mineola, Texas
LOCAL ^
>PENXNG$
See our Men's and Boy's caps
CE. D. Scott.
£r00d Brooms, your choice,
i55c. Rape's Grocery.
HOME FOR SALE — Hubert
Thomas.
Y >u c?;n buy a hat at your
price at Brooks' Millinery
aad iift Shop.
Mrs. Frankie McCormick
spent last Wednesday in Tyler.
, .We frame pictures DuBose &
*>ae.
Atlas Water Pumps for '26
Fords. Bruner Bros.
Miss Lula Head is visiting
•her cousin, Mrs. Henry Sims.
Clearance sale of all summer
hats at less than cost. Brooks'
Millinery and Gift Shop.
Floience Automatic Oil Stov-
es. Best by Test Dul lose &
Cage.
Hot pit barbecue daily at
Mallory Bros.
Miss Wllda West of Terrell is
visiting Miss Louise Tharp this
week.
r UK RENT—Three unfurnish-
2d rooms. Mrs. D. S. Beck 2tp
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Finberg
of Abilene are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A D Beaird.
Ladies Silk to top Hose $1.00
at B. L. Chappeii's .
Clearance sale of all summer
hats at less than cost. Brooks'
Millinery and Gift Shop.
Let us repair your old Furni
Jure DuBose & Cage.
You ccft buy a hat at your
own price at Brooks' Millinery
wn.t\ Gift Shop.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Adams
were Dallas visitors test Tues
Jay. i $
;v. . and Mrs. Jack Rogers
spciit last Tuesday in Dallas.
52 Borderless Ff't B'i'
Mtogs $7.50 DuBose C-Qfe
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Burns
•of Commerce are guests of rela
•jives in Mineola.
Hot pit barbecue daily at
Mallory Bros.
J. W. Cage was a Dallas vi -i
tor last S'inday did Monday.
6 Sea Foam Washing Powder
special for Saturday at 25c.
Rape's Grocery.
Fresh Hostess Cakes, Friday
end Saturday at W. D. Will-
iams Co.
Rev. T..J. Furniss of Wichi
ta Falls visited with old friends
in Mineola last week.
Mr. Gi<gg Powell of Terrell
was a business visitor in Mine
ola this veek.
Three furnished rooms for
r< it, applv Mrs. Hone Dozier.
13-2tp
All Spring and Summer hats
at less than cost. Brooks' Mill
inery and Gift Shop.
Special for Saturday only, 3
pounds Wambs; Coffee for $1.55
at Rape's Grocery.
Fast Color TT
SI.00. W-vrer.':
e Drcs?os for Two unfurnished rooms for
r leiv Store, lisarht housekeeping, see Mrs. F.
— M. McKay. 12-3 tc
Alton Aston of Dallas spent a .
pp.rt of hi^ vacation with his Special for Saturday only,
mother' n Mineola. Garrett's Snuff, : bottles for
F >rt watch .1
rep/, ag at Flynt's.
89c. Rape's Grocery.
uveraiis and work shirts for
for men and boys. Warren's
<5 bars Laundry Soap 25c Variety Store.
Rape's Grocery.
Have your car repaired now
Congoleum Rugs, two for 25e and PAY THIS FALL. Watts
Warren's Variety Store. Motor Company,.
Mr,- and Mrs. Addie spent All Spring and Summer h?ts
she week end in Sulphur at less than cost. Brooks' Mill-
Springs. inery and Gift Shop.
See our Ladies Hets. We have Special for Saturday only, 3
,i nice selection. E. D. Scott, cans KC Baking Powder for 99c
Rape's Grocery.
Sonni'e Joe Shows of Dallas is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. J. L. Aflas Water P«.mps for Ford?
Seckham. cars and trucks. Brunei* Bros.
->ve your car repaired now Giant Lye. special for Satur
•ar ?AY THIS FALL. Watts day only, 10c can, at Rape's!
M : ^Company.
Grocery.
■•5s Ruby Laminack visited Come Here to buy your Ele- j
wtn Miss Estelle Penix last ctric Light Globes. A good se-
Sanday. lection. Warren's Variety Store
There is Nothing Mew
Under the Sun
Medical Savants While Research-
ing at Cornell University, Ithaca,
N. Y., Suddenly "DISCOVER99
That Certain Diseases are Caused
by Nerve Pressure.
ITHACA, N. Y., May 23—Dr. Henry P. de Forest,
of New York City, and Dr. Horace G. Baldwin, of Tan-
nersviile, N. Y., have been conducting researches in the
medical laboratories at Cornell University here to discov
er the anatomical basis for what they are confident is a
cure fo rvarious nervous irritations commonly mistaken
for rheumatism. A series of ailments thought to be rheu
matic but really caused by mechanical nerve irritation
can be and have been cured by these physicians, but they
have yet to find the anatomic substantiation of their
method.
Among the numerous diseases which the researchers
fee! certain are susceptible of cure by their methods are
nervous prostration, neuritis, diabetes, Raynaud's disease
sciatica, lumbago, neuralgia, angina pectoris and various
forms of painful affections generally classed as rheu-
matic . Such ailments, they say, are not really rheumatic,
but are caused by mchanical nrve irritation.
The two doctors have treated thousands of supposed
rheumatic cases with success. !,We have done it, but how
did we do it ?" is the question they are asking themselves
in their research work.
Drs. de Forest and Baldwin are working upon the
theory that the afflictions named and other allied diseas-
es have their seat in the sacro iliac joint, at the base of
the back, where the two pelvic bones are joined by thex
small ilium, the dorsal bone of the pelvis. A slight dis-
location of this bone, they have proved to their own sat
isfaction. exerts pressure on nerves passing through the
joint and may cause pain in the foot for one man or
headache for another. By setting this bone in place they
have worked "seemingly miraculous cures."
This is the mechanical need of their knowledge. The
Hundreds of thousands of people throughout the
country will surely laugh at the presumption of the
two medical men referred to in assuming that they
have "discovered" anything new. The old adage,
"There is nothing new under the sun" has again be?n
exemplified.
WHAT IS CHIROPRACTIC?
The American Illustrated Medical Dictionary, by
W. A. Borland, M. D., a member of the committee on
nomenclature and classification of diseases of the
American MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, has the fol-
lowing ciefinnition of Chiropractic, i. e. •
CHIROPRACTIC—A system of adjustment consist-
ing of palpatation of the spinal column to ascertain ver-
tebral subluxations, followed by the adjustment of them
by hand, in order to relieve pressure upon nerves at the
intervertebral foramina so thai iie^ve force may flow
freely from the brain to the rest of the body.—(Palmer.)
CAUSES MUCH COMMENT
The statement coming from Ithaca caused Ar-
thur Brisbane, the gretaest of all living American
editors, to say in his "To-Day" column in the Chicago
Herald-Examiner, of Tuesday May 25, i. e.:
Do ctors experimenting at Cornell say that many dis-
eases—soiifica, neuritis, hu'-bntu neuralgia, angina
pectoris and others—are really aii au-ed by ' mechani-
cal nerve irritation."
They ''discover" that injury to a small ban,, at the
base of the back can cause pressure on nerves that in one
;aaa will cause pain in the foot, in another; chronic head-
ache. Their remedy is to set this br n« in place. Osteopathy
discovered, or at least announced that, long ago, and regu
lar doctors laughed at them.
Mr. Brisbane sees the humor contained in the
tatement of the two medical men, but erroneously
confuses Osteopathy with Chiropractic. Warren
Hamilton, the secretary of the American School of
Osteopathy, at Kirkville, Missouri wrote under date
of January 5, 1907:
We do not teach Chiropractic, nor do we know any-
thing about it.
Likrty
anatomic substantiation of the method they are at loss to
explain. They have procured the use of the Cornell anat-
omy laboratory and joined forces to attempt a solution oi
the question.
With the whole hearted cooperation of the staff of
the Cornell Medical College, the physicians have been del-
ving for the connecting link which they are certain exists
in relationship between the sympathetic nervous system
and the sacroiliac joint. By dissection, by study of the
hum?,n skeleton, by actual, experiment on living patients
and by the aid of the X-Ray they have sought for the
thing which by a slight dislocation of the pelvic structure
is apt to cause sciatic pains in the leg or any one of a.
host of complaints.
Dr. de Forest has observed and treated more than
1,000 cases in the last year, and Dr. Baldwin about 2,000
in the last three years. Their results have in practically
every case substantiated their theory. In one case a
seemingly hopeless crippl^ was enabled to stand and his
pain was ceased within eight hours of treatment. They
reiate another instance of a man afflicted with chronic
headache who was almost immediately relieved and cured
They tell of the cure of a man crippld iii such a way
that he was unable to lie in bed only on his side. The pa-
tient had been ill for years, and the cure was effected in
three hours.
Scientists are greatly interested in their research
work. Dr. A. T. Kerr, secretary of the Cornell Medical
CoJege, put his private laboratory at the disposal of the
physicians, and cooperated with them in every wav.
xl i: hoped that the treatment, once it is analyzed
and its anatomic basic discovered may be applied* by
small-town physicians in ali cases of the sort.
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THIRTY-ONE YEARS OF RESEARCH
The nodical men who claim to have made this
discovery' have spent a few years in research tfork
h.Ui nas caused them to arrive at thestj conclusions.
On the other hand, B. J, Palmer. D. C.. Ph. C.
and his followers have been for the last thirty-one
years investigating, developing, practicing and teach-
ing the Science of Chiropractic, according to the defi-
nition as outlined in Dr. Doriand's Medical Diction-
ary.
ihe result has been that hundreds of thousands
of sick men and women have been made healthy be-
cause they have taken Chiropractic adjustments,
\vhich have set the bone back in place" not only in
the sacro-iliac joint, but in other parts of tiie spinei
THE HISTORY OF CHIROPRACTIC
\Ve will not insuit the intelligence of our readers
by quoting in full the history of this Drugless Health
Science.
Suffice it to say that the first adjustment was
given in 189o by Dr. D. D. Palmer, and that his young
son, B. J. Palmer, developed the practice and theory
into a distinct Science, Art and Philosophy.
Chiropractic, for thirty-one years, has been get-
ting sick people well by Getting Rid of %lj^erve
Pressure and should be practiced only by t^ff who
thur Brisbane, the gretaest ol all living American
ALONE.
Chiropractic is the REAL THING.
It has proven itself and will continue to prove it-
self.
It would consequently be the height ^tolly to
drop the substance and chase the shadow.
This is just what you will be doing if you stand
idly by while these learned (?) savants are'conduct-
ing their researches.
Ask our Chiropractor for Some of his FREE Literature^
& riaddux
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The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 17, 1926, newspaper, June 17, 1926; Mineola, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth285966/m1/8/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.