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HE CH IROPRACTOR
How long will a war-mad-world sacrifice its saviors and build
monuments to those who make murder 'legitimate?
m"
Scott County, Iowa, imposed a fine o f $350, then, by offering me
the privilege, invited me to board it out ait $3.33 a day.
Soott County, Iowa, gave me $3.33 a day to board with them,
they can afford it as it only costs 'them 50 cents a day.
Massive jails are not mausoleums of liberty, but stepping
stone® upon which humanity 'tread into 'the ligthit o f freedom.
Our criminal laws with 'their penalties treiat effects. The time
is coming when Chiropractors will adjust the cause of crime.
I did mot invite my wife to visit me until the 5th day o f my con
finement for my cell had to be cleaned and I was the one to do it.
W e licen»e necessary evils. The fact that medicine requires a
license of 'those who practice it, is an admission that it is a neces
sary evil.
I was sentenced to jail because I commited the crime o f ‘‘Pub
licly professing to cure and heal.” Not 'thait I hiaid killed, crippled
or injured anyone. '
More clinical (reports next issue. D. C’s send in reports of some-
of your cases. Make them brief, to the point, where you adjusted
and the results that followed.
The article 'headed “ Chiropractic Sunbeams,” was written be
tween the hours of one and three o ’clock in the morning, while a
prisoner in Soott County, Jail.
Thirty-seven pure and unadulterated Chiropractors will be
placed in the field nine months hence. Let us hear from those cities,
wanting a P. S. C. Graduate.
A great quantity o f very interesting matter is crowded out of
this issue. Subscribe for THE CHIROPRACTOR ($.50 per year)
and get every copy.
' This issue, altho double, is more than twice «!S large. We wanted
the Jail Issue complete, should we have asked each subscriber
whether to put it in one or tw o issues, I am sure “ one” would have
been the unanimous reply.
How long will a war-mad-world sacrifice its saviors and build
monuments to those who make murder 'legitimate?
m"
Scott County, Iowa, imposed a fine o f $350, then, by offering me
the privilege, invited me to board it out ait $3.33 a day.
Soott County, Iowa, gave me $3.33 a day to board with them,
they can afford it as it only costs 'them 50 cents a day.
Massive jails are not mausoleums of liberty, but stepping
stone® upon which humanity 'tread into 'the ligthit o f freedom.
Our criminal laws with 'their penalties treiat effects. The time
is coming when Chiropractors will adjust the cause of crime.
I did mot invite my wife to visit me until the 5th day o f my con
finement for my cell had to be cleaned and I was the one to do it.
W e licen»e necessary evils. The fact that medicine requires a
license of 'those who practice it, is an admission that it is a neces
sary evil.
I was sentenced to jail because I commited the crime o f ‘‘Pub
licly professing to cure and heal.” Not 'thait I hiaid killed, crippled
or injured anyone. '
More clinical (reports next issue. D. C’s send in reports of some-
of your cases. Make them brief, to the point, where you adjusted
and the results that followed.
The article 'headed “ Chiropractic Sunbeams,” was written be
tween the hours of one and three o ’clock in the morning, while a
prisoner in Soott County, Jail.
Thirty-seven pure and unadulterated Chiropractors will be
placed in the field nine months hence. Let us hear from those cities,
wanting a P. S. C. Graduate.
A great quantity o f very interesting matter is crowded out of
this issue. Subscribe for THE CHIROPRACTOR ($.50 per year)
and get every copy.
' This issue, altho double, is more than twice «!S large. We wanted
the Jail Issue complete, should we have asked each subscriber
whether to put it in one or tw o issues, I am sure “ one” would have
been the unanimous reply.
