-rr T1 ]fu ni ee^ y of , tlle Radiant Health Club was held last Monday evening, a vice-president (Mr Perry) presidme in the absence of the president (Mrs Adamson). Mr Perry addressed the meeting on Eye Diagnosis." He commenced by saying that the eye was the window ot the body, therefore being of great benefit to those wishing to diagnose illness. That theory was first put into practice in 1826, when Ignatz Peczely, a Hungarian, in. Budapest, stumbled accidental]y upon the knowledge which from then on had become universal. With certain illnesses the iris of the eye became discoloured, cloudy, or certain spots appeared. Mr Perry concluded by read's® extracts from ’ the works of J. H, Kntzer on the same subject. A hearty vote of thanks was passed to Mr Perry for his address. The dub's affirmation terminated the meeting*
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21196, 29 November 1930, Page 19
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