CHIROPRACTIC CURE 1946 QUACKERY FEATURE ANTI- D.D. & B.J PALMER DIATRIBE WESTERN

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Here you have a wonderful bit of VINTAGE HISTORICAL MEMORABILIA! Please...SEE THE SCAN! This is an anti-chiropractic essay featured inside a complete 1946 edition of Reader's Digest Magazine. This five–page article is titled "CAN CHIROPRACTIC CURE?" by ALBERT Q MAISEL. (MILLIONS THINK SO. YET SCIENTISTS CALL THIS FISH PEDDLER’S INVENTION SHEER QUACKERY.) This is a harsh criticism of chiropractic. The author begins by trashing D.D. and B.J. PALMER, and gives many supposed examples of the iniquity of the founders and an update on chiropractic associations, Western States Chiropractic College of Portland, Oregon, and Lincoln in Indianapolis. Subluxation in particular comes in for criticism… The magazine is in fairly gently read condition. Typical vintage wear and fading. Not mint, but nice and a tough find! This is a great piece FOR THE COLLECTOR! Take it home with you! Winner, please add .75 for postage and wonderful packaging. GOOD LUCK! Please Check Out My Ebay Store for more great memorabilia!  I am happy to send this to any country. 1st class international air postage will be charged… THANKS!  63300