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cide what changes to make, few seemed
necessary. I decided, rather than to
rewrite this book, I'd reprint the pages
just as they were in the original 1936
edition. The only changes that have been
made are to remove a few lines which are
out of date, and then to add occasional
comments which will be readily visible
in this kind of type.
This book tells how Craniopathy began.
Lessons which give instruction in how to
actually make these adjustments, plus
information about other books, listed
in the back.
I would like to share many other exciting
discoveries with you and have recorded
them on tape or in rough manuscript form.
So if these ideas appeal to you, write
my son, Calvin, so you will be notified
when they are available.
Please realize that when these ideas
first appeared during the 1920's they
weren't accepted by the current consensus of
the different factions of opinion and they
still aren't. Only time will tell whether
it ever becomes "accepted." So far, during
my lifetime it has been met with opposition
so well described in the April '63 bulletin
of the National Health Federation as follows
QUACKS
By Elizabeth Terry
In 1865, the following article appeared
in an Eastern paper. It was reprinted
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necessary. I decided, rather than to
rewrite this book, I'd reprint the pages
just as they were in the original 1936
edition. The only changes that have been
made are to remove a few lines which are
out of date, and then to add occasional
comments which will be readily visible
in this kind of type.
This book tells how Craniopathy began.
Lessons which give instruction in how to
actually make these adjustments, plus
information about other books, listed
in the back.
I would like to share many other exciting
discoveries with you and have recorded
them on tape or in rough manuscript form.
So if these ideas appeal to you, write
my son, Calvin, so you will be notified
when they are available.
Please realize that when these ideas
first appeared during the 1920's they
weren't accepted by the current consensus of
the different factions of opinion and they
still aren't. Only time will tell whether
it ever becomes "accepted." So far, during
my lifetime it has been met with opposition
so well described in the April '63 bulletin
of the National Health Federation as follows
QUACKS
By Elizabeth Terry
In 1865, the following article appeared
in an Eastern paper. It was reprinted
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