The big problem of married people solved / [Latz Foundation].

Date:
1934?]
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Credit: The big problem of married people solved / [Latz Foundation]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE RHYTH ee eS . the author is right in saying that the method is as reliable as any physiological law can be... some sort of family limitation has become a necessity in modern countries. ... A rational os of the sterile period is the right means to that end... $6. . . ‘married people cannot read this book without deriving benefits for their minds and hearts, for their bodies and souls.’” Dr. Raoul de Guchteneere, of the Lambert Gynecological Institute of Brussels, one of the most distin- guished gynecologists of today. “This ‘revision’ (of the Capellmann theory) is very well done... the effort is most commendable.” Dr. Carl Hartman, Research Associate, Car- -negie Institution. “.. . the Ogino-Knaus theory seems to hold good; thus this book should be of great value in lessening marital burdens. Its contents should be known to all physicians... .” Colorado Medicine, Official Journal of the Colorado and Wyoming State Medical Societies and of the Colorado Hospital Association. “For those who, because of religious or other reasons are not willing LOMTESOLETLO, .4% oe COltlas ception, the Ogino-Knaus method is a great boon and is certainly the one that should be recom- _ mended by the physician.’ Emil Novak, M.D., Leading American Gynecologist, American Medical Association Journal, Feb. 10, 1934, p. 453. “Thus there is being developed scientific evi- dence to warrant the possibility that this method for the prevention of conception or birth control is sufficiently accurate to be dependable and at the same time psychologically, socially and esthetically sound.” Editorial, A.M.A. Journal, Feb. 10, 1934, p. 459. “An enlightening discussion of physiologic birth control.” A. M. A. Journal, Sept. 22, 1934, p. 30. 17. Where can Ture Ruytum be obtained? By sending $1.00 in U. S. A. exchange to the publisher: Latz Foundation, 1220 Republic Bldg., Chicago, IIl., or from bookstores.
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