THE HOMOEOPATHIC RECORDER 1943 May Vol LVIII No 11
EUGENE UNDERHILL, JR., M.D., Editor. REMEDY INDICATIONS AFTER VACCINATION. Continued. MALANDRINUM. Malandrinum, as stated in last months Recorder, should be given a more complete proving. Its clinical record following vaccination almost equals that of Silica, Sulphur and Thuja. This remedy is indicated when there is almost unbearable itching in and around the vaccination sore … Read more
WITH COMMENTS BY DR. VON BOENNINGHAUSEN Translated by S.W.S. BOOK V. APHORISM 4. Convulsions or hiccup supervening during excessive purging are a bad sign. COMMENT: Excessive purging is similar in its effect on the organism to severe bleeding, perspiration or loss of body fluids generally. But if strong purging was caused by large doses … Read more
Eugene Underhill To the Editor:. Early last December I obtained an introduction to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, and I want to tell you what was accomplished then and tell you why I want to back up one hundred per cent the appeal you printed in the Recorder for March by Dr. William … Read more
Eugene Underhill A new homoeopathic medical journal has been received from London. The name of this journal is Health Through Homoeopathy (incorporating Homoeopathy), and it is published by the British Homoeopathic Association. The editorial board is composed of Mrs. Thelma H. Benjamin, Editor; H.E. Powell-Jones, Chairman; E. Ford Duncanson, D.S.C., JP.; C. E. Wheeler, … Read more
JOHN HUTCHINSON, M.D. CHAPTER XII, Continued. We must remember that it is the life-force which restores health, the remedy only enabling it to do so, probably by removing some misdirected action.–BERNARD FINCKE, M.D. There is a vast difference in the curing of the sick individual and in attempting to cure disease irrespective of the … Read more
ENOCH MATHER, D.SC., M.D. When we agree with the Palmist that “we are fearfully and wonderfully made,” it is our fearful liability to break down or get out of order that we are chiefly thinking of. Perhaps this is but natural, for it is always the evil in things that most sharply impresses us. … Read more
Read before I.H.A., Bureau of Materia Medica, June 18, 1942. J.W. WAFFENSMITH, M.D., H.M. The homoeopathic range of potency application adds drama and adventure to the endless array of disease symptoms. It represents the infinite struggle to find perfection in rapid action of relief to the distressed organism. The certainty of results which comes … Read more
Read before I.H.A., Bureau of Surgery, June 18, 1941. ROYAL E. S. HAYES, M.D. This is a story, not a scientific document. It is a little romance, though a true one. It illustrates the all round satisfaction of collaboration between surgeon and prescriber when the surgeon is not a homoeopath himself. The condition was … Read more
NOTE: Send questions to Dr. Eugene Underhill, Jr., 2010 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Question: HOW WOULD YOU DISTINGUISH BETWEEN Calc. sulph. AND Hepar?. Answer: The Hepar patient is an exceptionally cold and shivering individual who is aggravated by the least chilling, uncovering or exposure. These symptoms are generally absent under Calc. sulph. and sometimes … Read more