FI VIW’OTJSKD COUNTESS. VIENNA. Juno 7. 11 y pm >i i ' ni is becoming such a "craze" in Vienna iliat the police arc taking; severe measures 'to stop its practice hv amateurs. A lawyer who complained that his wiie. a Hungarian countess, had been hypnotised by a Hilda post lawyer, went to an hotel in Vienna and slashed with a dog-whip both the lawyer and the latter’s brother-in-law. Another man learned hypnotism in cure the girl he wanted to marry of a nervous complaint. Students of both sexes and even school children are hypnotising each other, often with injury to health, apart from moral dangers. “I regularly use ‘Het-nzo’asa g?; , clears my vocal ■ herds aa I:re, • in ft-e conrft'io . Mj y fir <;•*£ *t -’t rr- : Cl-U asVi ;«* ?J» r.„ ; . • h '
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 July 1923, Page 4
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130Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Hokitika Guardian, 30 July 1923, Page 4
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