by ithinkisee 14 Replies latest jw friends
This one made me laugh out loud.
*** The Golden Age, Feb. 10, 1926, p.310 ***Air baths are good for preventing colds... What you do is strip naked mornings and evenings and then bob up and down for a while.
(Thanks Quotes!)
http://quotes.watchtower.ca/medical-miscellaneous.htm
-ithinkisee
The mental image of C.T. Russell bobbing up and down naked is too much for me to bear.............
Im in the mood to bob up and down naked!
OMG, all of those are too funny!! I can't believe this is the history of my family's religion. What a bunch of quacks they were!!!
The earlier in the forenoon you take the sun bath, the greater will be the beneficial effect, because you get more of the ultra-violet rays, which are healing.
The Journal of the A. M. A. is the vilest sheet that passes the United States mail.... Nothing new and useful in therapeutics escapes its unqualified condemnation. Its attacks are generally ad hominem. Its editorial columns are largely devoted to character assassination.... Its editor [Morris Fishbein] is of the type of Jew that crucified Jesus Christ.
That was Rutherford saying that, not Russell.
Forscher
and the image of Rutherford bobbing up and down naked is even more horrifying.....
Hey maybe I can introduce this ritual to my wife. Perhaps we can have some fun with it. LOL
...proper food at the proper time....
Its editor [Morris Fishbein] is of the type of Jew that crucified Jesus Christ.A rather endearing comment I'm sure.
The nasty reputation of the Witness people of that day was surely earned and nurtured by them. That sure made it easy for me to go to the doors of the people still pissed off by this crap in 1951 as a 7 year old book peddler. Back in the days when dogs ran loose, whole blocks of people would let their dogs out all at once when they heard our car doors on their street.
The Journal of the A. M. A. is the vilest sheet that passes the United States mail....
1934 mmmmm. So, this is the type of stuff my Grandparents read when coming into the truth. They came in 1929 and my mom was born in 1933. Children of hard working (though uneducated) farmers from Sicily.
They must have been glad for someone to help them know what to look out for in this new country! Boy did they hit the jackpot.
