MECHANICAL MASSAGE

Horowhenua Chronicle, 13 May 1911, Page 3

MECHANICAL MASSAGE

« A NEW TREATMENT FOR RHEUMATISM. ANXJRY LONDON MEDICAL STUDENTS. [BT KLKCTRIO TELEGR APH—COPYRIGHT, j [p*R PRESS ASSOCIATION.J (Received. This Day, 8.5 a.m.) LONDON, May 12. Two hundred, students seriously interrupted Dr. Macaura's demonstration of a new form of medical treatment for cripples and others at the Albert Hall, and subsequently marched with a coffin through Piccadilly. Two bodies of police charged ami dispersed them. Several arrests wore made. (Chronicle Note: Dr. Mac-aura •has been challenged in London to prove that he is capable of curing all cases of rheumatism by pulsocon. Seven patients arc now undergoing the treatment. The genemi tenor of their reports, after .some months' treatment, is:—(a.) I have benefited by the treatment-; I know the machine is genuine if T could have the comforts to coincide with the treatment. (b) Can only say am feeling better in myself. As regards my knees 1 cannot say they show any improvement so far.) ————aOI