Roll Away

 

Your Foot Troubles

 

 

LANG Foot & ARCH NORMALIZER Co.
FORSYTH, GEORGIA

July I0, 1940
Dear Dr. Allen:

I just received a confirmation of the sale made
to Ohio State so the bill will or should be paid
very shortly. Your contact with Tucker Smith must
have done the work. Now how about the one sent to
your friend Cox of Harvard.

I have sent 6 Normalizers to McFarland Drug Co
upon consignment and if and when sold I will
take this up with you.

War and or conscription should make little dif-
-ficulty for me to make deliveries as the man who
makes my machines is about sixty years of age and
has one disabled ankle so would not be called for
military duty.

The 1939 Year Book of Physical Therapy, edited by
Richard Kovacs, M.D., on page 360, contains a
digest of an article upon the efficacy of using ~
foot rollers such as mine, by a German Physician,
Dr. E. Payr of Leipzig. The Editors footnote was
follows."Simple foot rohlers as described have been
constructed in the United States, but their use
in suitable cases is not as frequent as it should be
Kovacs, the Editor has had one of my machines
for the past three years. He is Secretary of the
American Couneil of Physical Therapy of the American
Medical Assn. I have asked this Assn for a rehearing
to try to get their approval of my device. They
turned it down once when it first ceme out.

Business is mighty slow now. Kindest regards.

Sincerely yours,

Wil ea