Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1941 — Page 2

rr ee i | | — THURSDAY, SEPT. 2, 1041 BE ve est, Specific Cure Tor Rheumatism Lacking, Professor of Medicine Claims PANCE 10 ELOOME

EF or. hore bf the Systems| working, in smooth atéord, espéeldl-| lection for it shéuld be. care-| eioldgical burden to society. When, Twenty years ago the disease Was| wy. fochmen of Thomas Care ; Lieut. Comm. J. J. (Gene) Tunney, | a ii iy det t- thé “gét ott of Sy ly if thé patiefit had if TROHE- ul about thir ets, about dver-|disability insurance was first start-| considered the result solély of focal Howe High School will be honored thé U. 8. Navy's physied]l education a Dr. Ralph Pembetton, pro- | thé otfiers; t : ine inatvidua) has|tism bad enfugh to réquiré ingtitu-| doing ‘théms€lves, and about nerv- an in Butope it wads discovered that| infections. Now we know that al- ; director, Will Bé Honored at am in-|fessdr of medicine in thé gradtaté|rhe ugly, then, ft is|tion caré. ous tension. Much Hore rheuma- | the greatest number of payments|though focal infections may con-|at 3:30 tomorrow in the schiool audi- : férmal lufichéén tomorrow ndén dt | schobl of the University of Pennsyl- not the joint. ve: pains that is| “The patient should rest and give tiem is caused by the modern nerv-| were ne ‘made to persons afflict- | tribute to it, they are not the sole|torium with a Howe Tower, sehos : : “the N vania, said today. causing rheumatism. That pain is|up, much as the patient with tuher-|ous tempo. than b dissipation, ed by rheumatism. | cause. And we know that to treat|sponsored by the How , $600 iles : e Naval Armory. Tu | former | .. Dr. Pemberton, who addressed the| the result of rheumatism; he said: culbsis. does: é treatment, ot} “Over-exposure. én rhéu-| “Also, it is-the ‘oldest disease of | the painful joint only is largely fu-|paper th Be editor of sion eit — t. BOmmL + bo Tey, i Om: Indiana, State Medical Society's an-| “It is medically unsound to at-|course, consists of much more than|matism, so much so that by the rec-| record in the world. tile if recovery is hoped for. Mary Elizabe h Snell, o r 0 i ae 0 ind . polis 5 1 trview fiusl convention, said that the vac-| tempt to cure this by giving the just rest; but that is a basis from ords of the last war I would advise| “But although it-was thi firkt dis-| “The only Sound method of cur- pp Tye nite She will bo 4 F prospect: are De fueation in. |cine and .thé shot- in - the -arm | patient a shot to relieve the pain,”| which to start, Just 48 it 18 In We |the army ie disqualify from serv- ease among Rumans, excepting per-|Ing 1 Io real us ee i La Of I a Da a uets i or N. pea jon uit- | “curbs” are “bogging down and, in é added. “What .is needed is a|berculosis. ice anyone whe ever has had the| haps dental decay and injuries, rel-|are disturbed in the body. And that|asisted by Barbata Beto 5, t “ing Ration ee pri Fer thé hands of some, have become|diagnosis by several physicians, alll “Persons whose families have a|disease. atively little sound study had been| sometimes is a very complicated Billie Rech, Hater} Woerner, ar- Was Rd nh rackets. "oo 2 specialists in their fines, and all hwy of TREImAEm have a pred- “This disease is the greatest so-| made of it until a few years ago. business. ene Bjorklund and Alan Orapo. tie a. Co : so ; EE aR i i | ef ff3h4flhsj Go rr... rad in

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