The Oregon statesman., May 27, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
" SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 27, 1923
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il One Thins I Know; That, Whereas I Wa
The Testimony of Mai era Woman Concerning Her Experience
Wltfc r the ; Sjstem ' Known a Um - f3ectronk f Reaction '
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J Editor Rtnfaimtnt
! J I first became Acquainted with
I r, B. H. White aboat ; thirteen
years ago. - i naa suffered from
an; injury and had for four: years
Hot been able to turn over In bed.
I had been treated by a number of
- . pnysfclans of jyarious schools. In-
I : clnding some able medical special
ists trho said, they could do noth
. t Jag for ne.'; One of these' apec-
lalists finally recommended that I
try osteopathy. I went to Dr.
i White, and his treatments cured
nae of ; my trouble. Since I that
ttmei .Dr White has been - our
klN , family physician.! f ... ?-'-r fi-"-
'j A Jew months ago, haying been
1 suffering from a cataract, which
, JjWas so serere that ererythlng p
. peared as tn a fog to hie." and not
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being able to read oii tell the time
of day, and having heard that Dr.
White had been in San Francisco
attending the clinic f Dr. : Albert
Abraraa,' and ! taking! a course in
the school of medicine known as
the E. R. A. CElectronlc Reaction
of Abrams), 1 thought 'of consult
ing hfm concerning treatment for
the cataract'. ! I talked to a lady
who is a neighbor of mine, and
she advised me against this.' . She
said she had so faith in the new
school. But I had consulted witji
specialists in Portland and Salem,
and had received ' no encourage-'
merit. .Also,! I , remembered; that
Dr. White had been successful 1n
my case years before; had always
been successful in treating .Other
members of .our' family; and I
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Wp Pay Casti For
Pacific Fruit and Produce Co.
South Commercial St.
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knew he was a graduate physician
In osteopathic and medical schools;
that he had often .been away for
post-graduate wrk, and that, he
bad had during t most of the time
of bis eighteen earX .In Jilem re-
potable, 'partners , in . the:; practice
Ot "hli prpte?siof.. "fTf"
So 'I had Dr. White make the
diagnosis yith the E. R. A. which
he had brought back with blm
from San Francisco, and then. took
general treatment from him in his
office with the oscilloclasty fol
lowed with treatment for the cat
aract. " :vf"t: rt'-'f f'f-
I "'can1 now see 7 to read and to
tell the time ot day with a small
watch. J the ' neighbor "who ad
vised against this treatment was
much surprised at the results. -fii
I would not take any amount
of money to go back to my con
dition of partial blindness, ? Such
relief as 1 have received is prlce-
less. : . , ;a ... t (
1 pr white has told 'me that ' It
was .through cures of a number
of people that he was led fcr In-.
yestigate the system ; known as
the E. UsA.i and what he saw 'in
San Francisco filled him with' as
tonishment' and wonder. He saw
graduated physicians 7 from , every
part 9t:.the, United ' States, . and
from forelga 'cpnntrtesV coming as
doubtful Investigators, goawy
with absolute assurance concern
ing the wonderful discoveries that
have merely taken up " system
of nature that has been in nature
for. all tjmewhich. accomplishes
such wonderful results find which"
gives promise of becoming "the
greatest boon to meaicai , science
and to suffering humanity that
has so far been brought to the use
of the world. 1 , .--"t "
"One thing I know, that, -whereas
1 was blind, now I see,' was
the tetImo'ny oTa man 'bf the long
ago whose5, sight was restored by
the lowly Nazarene in a way that
was called a miracle. " The day of
miracles as they were understood
In those timet may - have passed,
but the miracles wrought by new
discoveries in nature are' being
brought ioj pass in greater num
bers at this time than -ever before
in all history. V '
Our home is on the Garden road,
near' the Salem city limits.
MRS. SAMUEL DINGEE.
May 23, 1923.
dSTHELLS
President of Lions - Club
Urges J h a t ; Northwest
V ' Convention Come Here
' Mil I I I 7 . -
President Ed R. Chastain made
his report to the I4ons club .Fri
day noon at their' regular week
ly i lunch of his visit to the -district
convention ' at Seattle. """He
aaya that he comes , home confident-
that his own Lipna, club
of Salem could put on such a
reception, as well as it was done
in Seattle, or would be done, any
where else. Salem would .xeea
them as--well, and show them as
many t interesting things In and
around the ; city, and as good
pep and public spirit." -He urges
the local club to get ready to
invite - the convention - to come
here Jor oext ; year or the year
following." It will be easy to get
and easy - to 1 handle he declares.
With the ability atcommand in
the local (club. ' '
Some interesting special ac
tivities are being' undertaken by
the various clubs. . In Vancouver
B. C.i. .they have ., supported h the
little 'Red ,, Cross shops that han
dle the .various manufactures
put, put by the large number of
war . cripples! ' ? '' '
In 3 Yakima, the x.ttns engag
ed a jBkllled oculist to look: after
the eyes of the children in the
schools arid they are ' paying tor
the necessary glasses for the ch if
dren in. families that cannot buy
them.; for themselves. In ; Wenat
chee, the, Lions took over the
great . Blossom carnival, which
they .;. claim was . the- greatest
floral " .: success-of the northwest.
In : Everett, they started a greaT
campaign , with the i slogan
!Know .Everett,", and they have
educated their people marvel
lously as .to the resources- and
the opportunities . of ; tbe.ir home
town. In Spokane, they raised
$6,000 for a .tourist information
fund,, and they are sponsoring ?a
"White : Cross movement to 're
claim the down-and-outers of i In.
dustry and society. E ,
In Bellingham they have . ad
opted the' Boy , Scout program.
The ' Tacoma Lions have cham
pioned the Girl Scouts, Here In
Salem, the - club did much ; for
the ?Boy Scouts, and t they are
CHICHESTER S PILLS
f f m koowv m Bat. SUat. Alnys It ttUbim
sunt n cacGisTs EtmsaaE
stm in the field for , other
wartBy-biectlves. . ' . .
" The Willamette string quartet
furnished- the' music for the" day,
music so attractive that .the
crowd wouldn't let them go r .i
fewef ' thn five : numbers. TLa
club '. gave) them the Lion, roar
in addition to th regular ver
bal thanks. 1, '
Phone 1249.
345 Stote St.
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