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Pastor Norman Vincent Peale of Manhattan's august Marble Collegiate Reformed Church went to Hollywood as technical adviser for Warner Brothers' clerical production One Foot In Heaven. Returned to his cure, Pastor Peale's chief criticism of the industry was its penchant for putting too many drinking scenes in pictures. Other observations...
...smeared the paste on her face every three hours for several months. After a while the tumor disappeared. Although he was surprised at the results, Dr. Stammer never published any articles on the strange case, never claimed that he had a cancer cure. But the story got around to the New York State Board of Regents. They revoked his license for one year. Under State law, a doctor may not undertake "to cure or treat a disease by a secret medicine." Dr. Stammer's salve was classified as "secret" because he had not analyzed...
...month before his year was up. But last week the Regents filed notice of intention to appeal to a higher court. Dr. Stammer's salve, said the Regents' consulting scientists, was known to be entirely ineffectual (if it really contained the ingredients he thought it did). The cure, they claimed, was either: 1) a delayed reaction from the patient's early X-ray and radium treatments, or 2) a spontaneous regression...
When & where the "further dampening" will occur depends: on how effective the current controls are, on how punishing a tax bill Congress passes, on how many defense bonds consumers buy, on how frugally the U.S. public can be persuaded to act. For Mr. Eccles, inflation's causes and cure are as broad as the U.S. economy...
...inspecting the camps . . . expressed unlimited confidence in the success of the Union cause." Veterans of the Crimean war jostled Garibaldians in the lobbies. There were counterfeiters, confidence men, singers, comedians, vendors of obscene literature, prize fighters, gamblers, 5,000 trulls. "Dr. Schuman (all diseases of a private nature, permanent cure or no charge) set up [shop] in the Clarendon Hotel," but soon had to compete with "certain swindlers in the back streets...