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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1913)
THE CHEM AW A AM ERICAN 15 regaining speech S U D D E N F R IG IIT O F T E N A H E L P H I!tr Ce,1(tC T Of MiSSLi‘y CurI' of Ashford, Kent who, after be,ng deaf and dumb for 24 years, is slow- t h e X " ” 8 V0“/ ,heari” g a " d speech- th® shock of in the e"b br° ‘her' w h o d ™ »ned himself n the Stour, be,ng regarded as responsible for the ample of shock s u t Z X g wf by " lea" s an insulated ex- Son,e time a Z o ^ t e Z o rS ," d SCientists haye fail«I. - Shields O e to Fish r e s Quay t o ^ had T a ^ re.,,” ^ ^ ^ i ’ u '*' °* “ frO1" drowning off North were being ci-ent. pushed .o hi«,, s ment since. ~ x x ' x t not r way re,ated ’Y' a" d baS SUffered 110 further impedi- One ol the most amazing cases was t h a t o f w . j , e , of Glouster, who eight v « tr, X ,ost h1 SpeCk' “ resid™' Heath of his father. For several wZeks Ids "°'f " ° ‘ SPeeC'' thro,,gl1 ll,e stand him by watching t h e X Z o X i X X ‘° hope of ever recovering his speech x x i x ment, forgot that he had X ’ 8‘UC Up aI1 a G,° ust- — r d Z p X of' > ' X X ' " eheer with the rest of the crowd. 'Ct atten,I” ed to t h X x X s X X his X nds- " is sho,,t was h- rd ai— converse aZ we X e ' d ‘ *"e" SpeCk " aS al>'e to hi,,,. ever, and there ,s no likelihood of his speech failing One of the medical journals tells lmw tb > f the means of restoring speech X X l X X r f X X X X had been dumb for many vears wh™ , . ■ orc’ of A sp o rt, his bicycle skidded. In Ins alarm he slu ’ h° me ° " e evenin*b Sttprised a. hearing his X t X h e c X lorn a" S‘ar,Itd a” d he was convinced that his long lost voice had c^me'baZk t o X n ' Unti‘ oermanv . J welve months earlier a