RAY LAMP. OFFICE
RESULTS FOLLOWING TREAT
MENTS ARE PROMPT AND
POSITIVE, IS STATED
RAYS ENERGIZE AND SOOTHE
Light—Nature’s Greatest Recon
structive and Regenerative
Agent of the Day
The development of the Quartz
Mercury Arc Lamp marks a milestone
in the march towards civilization be
cause it enfcbleis the pihystictian to
treat practically all diseases with Na
ture’s greatest anti-bacterial agent—
the Ultra-Violet section of the solar
spectrum.
One of these costly and intricate
machines was received in Seward re
cently by Dr. J. A. Baughman, the in
stallation of which was completed last
week. The benefits derived from this
treatment are best related from
the following remarks by Dr. Baugh
man:
“Not many years ago Dr. Rollier of
Leisen and Dr. Bernhardt of Samden
found the radiations from the sun, as
obtained (in upper altitudes of the
Alps, to be near specific in practical
ly all cases of surgical tuberculosis.
“Many theories were brought for
ward attempting to explain the action
of the sun’s rays. Only after the in
vention of the Quartz Mercury Arc
Lamp, was it definitely proved that
the main factor, in the treatment and
cure of tuberculosis, various dyscra
sias of the blood stream, and faulty
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metabolism, was the invisible Ultra
Violet Rays of tihe solar spectrum,
such as are found naturally in higher
altitudes.
Physical Qualities.
“The subject of the Ultra-Violet
spectrum is as old as history. Sun
baths were used by the ancients of
all races, but only within the last
few years, has Ultra-Violet Radiation
been placed in ks proper sphere.
“It is a well known fact that all
sections of the solar spectrum are
constructive and regenerative. Also
that tihe shorter the wave lengtth of
the various bands, the less the pene
tration into human tissue but the
greater the actinic or chemical activ
ity. This scheme of the solar spec
trum will serve to clarify the position
of the various bands.
Ultra-Violet Therapy.
“These rays both energize and
soothe,” Dr. Baughman states, “and
their soothing effects are shown by
the fact that the patients will often
go to sleep while taking a treatment
and awaken refreshed; their energiz
ing effects by the sense of well-being
after each treatment, and especially
so after several treatments, which is
nominal.
“The Actinic or Ultra-Violet Ray is
not only bastericidal but, unlike most,
if not all other germicides, it also in
creases bodily resistance against in
fections.'
Detection and Measurement.
“Ultra-Violet radiations are invisible
to the human eye but can be detected
by their effects on human tissue and
by their power to cause phosphores
cence in various minerals and certain
chemical solutions.
Bactericidal and Germicidal Action
“Scientists are just beginning to
scratch the surface in Ultra-Violet
therapy. Continued study, research
and clinical application will unfold
countless uses from this modality, in
the near future.
“Scientists are predicting that with
in a few years we will ail he eatlnp
irradiated foods.
“Ordinary visible radiations MU
some kinds of perms, but it is Ultra
Violet radiation which is effective
The modem artificial sources, sucfe
as the Quartz Mercury Arc_yielc
"Ultra-Violet radiations of nowetru!
permxndal action.
Dr. Baughman announces he will
be pleased to personally explain In
detail at his office to any who may be
interested as to the beneficial results
to be obtained from these treatments
VISITING SICK FATHER
Mrs. Walter T. Stuart wife of the
manager of the Valde* light and now
er company, came ojp- on the Steam
er Northwestern and this morning de
parted for Anchorage to visit her fa
ther, H. R. MilleT, who was recently
stricken ill. Mr. Miller is the well
known station agent for the Alaska
Railroad at Broad Pass.
SEATTLE
Rooming House
Over Liberty Theater
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STUCCO WORK AND
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GERH ARD JOFTNSEN
Phone Adams 6C
P. O. Box 142S
DR. J. W. EDMUNDS
Eye Specialist of Seattle
Returns to Seward June 19 and will remain to
June 26 inclusive. This is a slight change from
his previous schedule.
ATTENTION PUBLIC
“Announcement is made that as soon as my
restaurant fixtures arrive from the South, which
will be in about ten days, I will open a cafe and
bakery, in the comer location opposite the Lib*
erty Theater and the “Northern.”
William Couture,
BILL’S LUNCHEON AND BAKERY
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