SPAHLINGER'S TUBERCULOSIS CURE.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17207, 26 July 1921, Page 8

SPAHLINGER'S TUBERCULOSIS CURE.

TO THE EDITOR OF •THE PRESS.' ' Sir,—ln "Interested's" letter in Friday's "Press," he mentions that ten thousand of our returned soldiers are affected with consumption, and how many are receiving treatment? —not 10 per cent. The Spahlinger cure is an acooimplishedi feet as Harley street doctors have testified, and cases that were treated in 1914 were examined sis years later, and found to be still free of the disease. Three Governments have entered into contracts to manufacture this cure in their own. laboratories, and the British Government i s also negotiating. If it was a disease affecting our flocks of sheep, or a drop in the butter market, there would be a great outcry, but when there is.a chance to get a cure for the great white plague, which is liable to affect the healthiest of us, there is absolutely n 0 notice taken. Here is a chance for the Progress Laague and our members of Parliament to get ta work and stir up interest in this vital question. I trust, sir, you will see fit to write on this very important question, and perhaps get the Government to cable Mr Massey t 0 secure this, cure whilst he is at Home.—Yours, etc., INTERESTED No. 2.