THE HOMOEOPATHIC WORLD 1931 Apr Vol LXVI No 784
BY C.E. IREDELL. A REVIEW BY DR. GEORGE BURFORD. IMPELLED by the ruthless march of the Cancer plague, with its annual acceleration rate, a host of independent workers, each developing his own inspiration, is seeking if happily he may find the sovereign remedy for the scourge of malignancy. But for these courageous and indomitable … Read more
By VETERINARY SURGEON KAPPES, of Dresden. (Translated by MRS. M. L. WHEELER from the Neue Hom. Zeitung, of November, 1930). Distemper is an acute infectious disease of young carnivorous animals, which attacks (1) Respiratory organs, (2) Digestive organs, (3) the Nervous System, (4) Skin of the abdomen, either each part alone or all of … Read more
[ From the Mid-West Homoeopathic News Journal, Oct., 1930. We give this as a valuable companion to Dr. George Royals brilliant article on the same remedy. ED., “H.W.”]. By ENOCH MATHER, Ph.G., M.D. (Grey Gables, Mt. Clemens, Mich.). AMONG my medical armament of drugs highly prized in my dispensary I would classify Echinacea Angustifolia … Read more
JOHN MCLACHLAN. IT is with deep regret that we have to record the death of our valued contributor, Dr. John McLachlan, of whom Dr. Burford has written an appreciation which appears elsewhere in this issue and which we most profoundly endorse. It is a happiness to us that we are able to publish what … Read more
Clarke J H WE have had illuminating articles in our pages of late on Homoeopathic Progress in France, and again on Homoeopathy in Germany, and now we have received a lengthy document in the form of a “Memorandum” from an eminent member of the British Homoeopathic Association, which may be regarded as the apologia … Read more
By EDWARD BACH, M.D. THIS is a remedy for those of definite spiritual advancement; who are endeavouring to live lives of altruism and service; and yet through a deficiency of some quality such as wisdom, courage, steadfastness, tolerance, etc., are suffering as a consequence. They are the people who, quietly and uncomplainingly, make many … Read more