Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1940 — Page 6

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HOME RAZED BY Denies Illegal Practice MORE ‘HEALERS’ Mrs. Snite Waits Baby in Chicago Hospital pn om i

§ UE § aR 3 R \ He ha : CHICAGO, Sept. 12 (U. P.).—Mrs. married Aug. 10, 1939, after a i tid, gone to races and football | TT OAdvertisement z= 30 E NR al a 0 BE TARGETS Frederick B. Snite Jr., wife of the courtship of more than two years.!games in his trailer, and lived as a LE | : “Boiler Kid” who has lived four | The ceremony was performed with nearly a normal life as possible. He Nervous Ee \ a — [years in an “iron lung” respirator, | the bride standing beside Mr. Snite’s [now is 30 years old. Throughout his

Farm Blaze Damage $5000; 3 Sl ig aR Hudge: $ lines May Delay entered the Lying-In Hospital yes-|iron lung. Scan) 13, nue His fSliee Ww yo ene Defect WN Sh SER 2 [terday in anticipation of the birth| Doctors said there was no reason | wise-cracked, and friends said the ir ED ry ective Basement Flue Ta Arraignments in Magnetic | lof a baby, the hospital said today. lw hy the baby should not be per- {prospect of becoming a father has ma) 16 “disorders” causing monthly dis-

| a BR ralvsts | feot made him especially happy Blamed. | NE \ N 3 Hands’ Inquiry. | The famous infantile puis ysis fectly normal. P ’ pp} tress? Then try Lydia E. Pinkham’s : [victim announced last May in his| Mr. Snite has become the nation’s s| Aided by a small portable breast- Vegetable Compound. Pinkham's

Wesley F. Weidner thought he| X k ky : A : The filing of charges against sev- 'mimeographed gossip sheet that] Imost famous invalid since he was | plate respirator he ealls “junior,” Compound is famous for helping such rundown, nervous conditions

had extinguis fire N SRR § ¥ 58 X — ; : : . asement of I otic on re SRR aR eral persons in Indiana engaging in the two-legged bird is expected by| stricken in China in 1936 while on | Mr Snite has been able to leave the | | Made especially for women. WORTH Brookville road east of Pos Road } Sia i ro : ; RE | healing practices “inimical to the Freddie and Tessie in September.” la world tour. Since then he has | massive lung at intervals during the | TRYING! Any drugstore. at daybreak today and began his] SAR a 3 : a | public welfare” is likely in the near! Mr. Snite and his wife, the former traveled halfway around she Ww orld | past two vears. He is able to walk |. chores { HINHRkae 3 NN 3 (future, Toner M. Overley, manager | [Teresa Larkin, 27. Dayton, O., were lin his 900-pound respirator, visited short distances with heip but phy- TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES,

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\d spread so rapidly that he and | | Bureau, said today | is wife and two daughters were X k oN 3 | Mr. Overley said that several in-| forced to watch the house burn to 3 3 | vestigations are being made 1d Practically all He reported that the illness of] ishings, inclding modern Judge Omar O'Harrow might delay quipment, was destroyed. | : 3 | for several days the arraignment of | as estimated at $5000. | XR BR 3 : [George E. Clawson, Martinsville caused by a defective | 3 3 “magnetic hands” healer, and four near the furnace 3 : | assistants against whom charges of | Weidner had kindled X 3 3 [unlawful practice of medicine were

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t, but by the time the fire- \ AY | men and two pumpers arrived the| & N \ 'massage treatments, declared ves-| y ¢ } | terday that he would fight the

house was destroved X RRR ee \ : A SE {charges “to the limit.” | DIES AFTER F ALL RE RRA : Raa | He said that he was not guilty of | NEW ALBANY, Ind. Sept. 12 (U.] : 3 3 . the unlawful practice of medicine | -Charles W. Logue, 69, died in! SR ERT lsince he did not diagnose anyone's | Edward's Hospital vesterday of] ; ¢ 3 {ailment nor prescribe medicine | ries received when he fell from] Mr. Overley, however, asserts he n he was repairing. : George E. Clawson . . , he'll fight to finish, has evidence that Mr. Clawson does diagnose. He said that his assist- |

lant, Brvee Beecher, took two treatPAUL REVERE TAKEN [ments from Mr. Clawson who at-| l'agnosed Mr. Beecher's case as catarrh and then gave him a masFOR RIDE BY ITALY == t

DN : : : Mr. Clawson is known to his RRR ROME, Sept. 12 QU. PD. the | friends in Martinsville as “Doc” or ik : ] “Hot Hands.” Ny . rSNE N eg y | FACTORY SECONDS : 8 | [newspaper TI Messaggero said today | “pr JG ting people by § ge! fthat Paul Revere was an Ttalian| {massage since he was laid off as an Seldom Two Pairs Alike 3 X N 8 RE fwho hated the British and was! interurban conductor 13 years ago R chiefly instrumental in driving them | {when the line was abandoned.

WELL KNOWN MAKES SN 3 : Fy out of the United States during the | ‘Healed’ Own Leg

AT LESS THAN COST SY Y \ By |War of Independence He says he found that he had terns In LE Re Ee magnetic power in his hands when s in x } 3 3 ver < 7 i seconds at Ba 3 ERS 1955 3 he healed his own leg after doctors gy pt { &, 3 SE The New International Encyclo- | ‘had told him he would lose it. His | f Ipedia lists Paul Revere's birthplace leg was injured in an interurban as Boston. | accident A century ago there was a prom-{ He began to treat other people inent Italian poet named Giuseppe | and his business soon grew so large Revere, {that he had to expand his quar=-

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{ters. Five years ago he built a two|story brick “hotel” for his business

Sy TO I B= |pHiLIPE WILLKIE TO nomen SA a WIDTHS AAAA TO C : § STUDY AT HARVARD treated at the “hotel” daily. They A wi > / ; i 5 { Bed FOOm Suite

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YOU ALWAYS SAVE 7 3 + 12 ' number when they enter and when | , : : * : i? ad H ¢ 8 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Sept. 12 noer en tne) ter and when | 3 3 { § l He ! AT STOUT'S. ; (UP) —Dhilipe Willkie, 20-year- their By . called they £0 jut : EE 3 24 i | TR TEI a | IN WA LNUT VENEERS N 3 . shit ; : one of the small rooms where they ; : ; {

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Bb) nominee Wendell L. Willkie, =ald Clawson or one of his assistants | | ; NB y 318-332 Mass . Ave, vesterdav that he ll attend Har-| The charge for a treatment is $2 REI BR 8 X a pr ” vard University this fall to take NO WOrK a on Thursdays or | Be " Pieces > y 1 “ N < 1 NOoIIaavs al 16 "hotel | 3 ¥ (Second Block) post-graduate work in arts and The RW : : ibid: : { © he assistants who are charged 3 P g > +4 sciences. § opular ‘waterfall . 30 He Whe visting friends at Indiana | With unlawful practice of medieine ih ' Sh . : q . de Hiustrated s visting fi $ : : sign in delicately figured

OTHER ¢ \ rith Mr. Clawson are Charles | , -g P. M.| DAYS P.M a 8 A.M. University, from which his father [2long I ST Le a Gy. Clawson. a son: Paul T. Claw- | : walnut veneers. Well RB d Ch t fd I V ) ed, Chest, and Large Vanity

was graduated, and was guest at a | En. . h SHOE STORES luncheon given Herman B Wells, son, a nephew; Carl M. Travis, a Re . president of Indiana Ison-in-law. and Clarence P. Carter. [J NSN 1 built Double dowelled, A ———— BEE. | All his assistants have magnetic |§ 4 ; : , : em : - RA st-nro ronstr {power in their hands, George Claw- ta dust-proof construction.

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[Eugene Crum, drugless physician

The Indianapolis Better Business| {Bureau which brought the charges] is asking that the Board revoke Dr. | Hiel Crum’s licenses as a chiro-| practor, naturopath and electro-| | therapist | A hearing on the charges was}

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