Life, 1910-06-16 · page 37 of 44
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This page mixes editorial content with advertising. The main article, "That Nice Little Bill" (continued from page 1120), criticizes medical monopoly legislation that would restrict citizens' choice of practitioners. The writer defends alternative healing systems and practitioners outside mainstream medicine—referencing "schools or systems of thought" with "hundreds of thousands" of adherents who found relief where regular medicine failed. This reflects early 20th-century tensions between established medical licensing and alternative practitioners (homeopaths, naturopaths, etc.). The piece argues intelligent citizens deserve freedom to choose unorthodox treatments despite medical establishment opposition. The rest of the page contains book advertisements and travel promotions, including Mrs. Adair's beauty preparations and the Rocky Mountain Limited train service to Colorado—typical Life magazine content mixing social commentary with consumer advertising.
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That Nice Little Bill (Continued from page 1120) has been aggressively favoring monopoly kcuislation or restrictive laws that woul! deny to the intelligent citizen the prac- tiioner of his choice, if that practitioner gid not conform to the creeds, dogmas and segulations of the medical school secking protection. Do not overlook this fact.” There are millions of highly intelli- gent citizens whose belief in ri the healing of the body is diametri opposed to that of the regular profession Indeed, there are in our midst to-day great and rapidly growing schools or sys- tems of thought that number among their cents hundreds of thousands of in- divid who have been restored to health and the enjoyment of life after they had signally failed to obtain relief under the regular medical treatment. Latest Books The American Hope, by William MoneCote, (D-Apietonece. suse) |COLORADO The Gilded Chair, by Melville Davis- | son Pr (D. Appleton & Co. $1.50.) 4 1 i The Depot Master, by Joseph C. Lin To breathe its sparkling . cols. (D. Appleton & Co, $1.50.) | ozone—to bathe in the sunshine of Our Search for a Wilderness, by Mary B. Peebe and C. W. Beebe. (Henry the Golden West—to climb its rugged GOK io SHAY Bile, wy Hanen K. peaks—to revel in the perfect sports that abound—make life Job. (Outing Publishing Company. $1.50.) La bf * Py 1, Outing Publishing Company. $150) | worth living. ‘The very going is a joy. The de luxe (Outing Publishing Compa $1.00.) | Flower of Destiny, by Margaret Mor- | R M e e e decai. (G. P, Putnam's Sons. $1.50.) t t ge Case eae os ae ocky ountain Limite tint, (GP. Putnam's Sons. $1.25.) —Daily from Chicago to Colorado Springs and Denver direct— The Lost Art of Conversation, by Ho- ratio S, Krans. (Sturgis & Walton Com- oe : . ‘ rans Coiurats de Walton: Com whirls you away from your many cares into a land of emancipation. A little pany. $1.50.) journey amid the luxuries of a drawing-room, a downy berth and dining service superb, is a foretaste of the fun to follow. Every comfort of a modern home, QS: ADA/p tempered with just a spice of club life and an ever changing panorama, make 2 every minute of the trip a pleasure. Ganesh Preparations Victrola recitals and world's news service en route and Treatments “Tkeep my looks, by taking care of them f with the aid of 7OOr: Rock Why not Colorado and Yellowstone Park or California? We'll tell you how. Island Our free book, “Under the Turquoise Sky,” profusely illustrated, contains a fund of information for the traveler. It is well worth reading. Free upon request. Other good trains every day from Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha and Memphis for Colorado, Yellowstone Park and the Pacific Coast. Mes Aula, They speak L. M. ALLEN, Passenger Traffic Manager 6 La Salle Station Chicago, Ill. ary eMes Adalr's Preparation Es | mit ; - ai fo ¥? wy Kika. 7 _ MRS. ADAIR, 21 West 38th Street, New York WN Bond Street, London, Wi § Ree Combon, Parte) Wrench ie Medrid