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During the late World War foot arch trouble
was successfully treated in the 34th Fort
Garry Horse in Winnipeg, Canada, by mak-
ing the soldiers, so afflicted, walk in their
stocking feet on an inverted V, constructed
of two 2x8 inch wood boards nailed together
having a beveled top surface.

Since it is inconvenient, expensive and
impracticable to construct such a device,
the inventor, with such knowledge before
him, devised the Lang Foot & Arch Nor-
malizer to accomplish the same purpose
and others as well.

Those races accustomed to going
barefooted use all the muscles in
the foot, therefore they have little
or no foot trouble. Our foot mus-
cles are little used. They become
(| weakened, and soon the foot loses
its ability to function properly,
causing pain and possibly more
serious troubles.

The causes of foot troubles are
too many to enumerate, but in the
great majority of cases your Physician,
Podiatrist or Trainer will advise exercise.
Where exercise is advised, three minutes
morning and night with the Lang FOOT
& ARCH NORMALIZER will help to re-
store the normal functions of the foot.

 

There is no black magic in the way this
Normalizer works, or what it does. One of
its principal benefits comes from its me-

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chanical ability to aid to restore the normal
articular motion to the bones of the foot.

It acts also like massage, with the great
benefit of increased blood supply and nerve
stimulation. For cold feet there is nothing
to compare to three minutes’ exercise be-
fore retiring at night.

 

 

  

PRICE: #10,

11 inches long

6 inches wide

4 inches high
Weight, 4 pounds

 

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DIRECTIONS

Consult your Physician, Podiatrist or Trainer for
advice. Wear properly fitted stockings and shoes.

Place Normalizer on a rug on the floor. Grip roller
with feet as shown on first page. Push the roller for-
ward and backward, pushing it so as to contact only
the front one-third of the foot. Then use the roller
for second one-third of foot. ‘The last one-third, or
heel section, do not roll at all.

Those not excessively over weight and agile enough
can get the quickest results by standing with both feet
upon Normalizer, holding with the hands to bed post,
highboy, etc., roliing forward and backward.

Gradually increase the amount of exercise each day,
according to age and present general physical condition,

 

 
 

LANG FOOT & ARCH NORMALIZER

For tired, aching feet

For fallen arches

For cramped foot and leg muscles
For cald feet .

For developing calf muscles

For reducing fatty calf

For post-operative cases

This normalizer exercises the unused
muscles, tendons and ligaments. It acts as
a mechanical lever which aids to restore
articular motion to the bones of the foot.

 

 

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COMPANY

FORSYTH, GEORGIA

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LANG FOOT-ARCH EX€EREFSER CoO.
FORSYTH, GEORGIA Sept. 6, 1939

Dear Dr.Allen:

I made a sale to the Coach of a small sehool here in Ga, thru the

use of your name and therefore I am enclosing check for such sale.

I love to pay commissions for then I am doing business.

I suppose that you have been away over the holidays the reason I

have not heard from you in answer to my letter.

I was astonished to read how many basketball teams there are in

one state alone. There should be considerable sale in this field
alone. I have some plans how many sales should be made in this field
but will wait until I hear from you. Strange to say my sales have
picked up in other lines than athletics. I gave the order yesterday
for an expensive tool to be made so that I can cut my own fibre racks.

Cordially yours,

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Frederick W. La
 

 

 

 

 

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LANG FooT-ARCH EXERCISER Co.
FORSYTH, GEORGIA 9/12/39

Dear Dr. Allen:

The enclosed agreement might serve as a working agreement. It is
short sweet and to the point. How does it strike you?

I will hold up all basketball contacts waiting for you to act on
them. Will also allow any sales made to basketball men as coming
thru your efforts when you get under way. As fer as I am concerned
the farther you roam the better I will like it. How about your very
goods pals the Harvard and West Point Trainers and two others you
spoke of. How about getting your local Golf Pros. reaction to this
for sales by him to his members (they have plenty of tired aching
feet. I know from experience).

Swede Olson is coaching Forsyth High School He has ouit playing Pro
football. He is sold on this and just sold Lake Russell,6oach of
Mercer and has just contacted his Pro Football Trainers. Mailed you
one of the new Normalizers for yourself yesterday. The price is now
going to be $10. Sincerely yours,

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NORMALIZER
LANG FooT-ARCH EX#REISER Co.

FORSYTH, GEORGIA Sept. I2, 1959
This is to authorize Dr. Forpast é ATién, of Lawrence, Kansas to

act as our representative to sell our Normalizers either retail or
wholesale anywhere in the U.S. Providing however that the then pre-
-vailing retail ané wholesale prices must be adhered te strictly.

As compensation for each retail sale Dr. Allen will be paid 33 I/3 %
of the reatil sales price. Compensation for sales wholesale to be
set later at such a rate as shall be mutually agreeable.

Dr Allen is to be entitled to compensation when any such sales price
is collected by this company. A commission shall be due Dr. Allen if
any sale is made by us thru leads furnished by him.

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Dear Dr. Allen:

In reply to yours of the I4th. Have placed the two Normalizers
in the mail for Mr. Wesley Loomis and sent him a bill for $20.
You will get a check for ($6.66 on this when collected. I will
send the one to Earl"Dutch"Chapman on Monday and will write
him a nice letter and send him a bill.

Possibly I emt blame the Deans for not liking the increase in
price but I made the price before I had all my costs assembled
on my new machine. You can use your own judgment in their cases.
Rither to give them new machines at the old price or to give
them old machines at the old price as I have a few left. I am
almost out of new model machines and nave wired today to have
the fibre company ship my tracks in a rush. If the Professors
decide on new machines they will have to wait a couple of weeks.

sil Ce

Swede Olsson, the Washington Redskin Pro Football player is

coaching Forsyth High School and teaching here and has sold a j
few machines for me and will brobably sell a few to some of his e
friends who are coaching football. However he is a young man and i
his contacts are not very wide. But every team sold is quite am .
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I now feel that I have at last a well made machine that has
proven in thousands of cases what it can do. Now it is up to

us to get the sales worked up and I believe that with each sale
it just makes the succeeding sales that muci easier.

Anytime you get any ideas on this subject just shoot them along.
In re a partnership in the future if things get working out I

dont know where I could pick a better one. I think that we both
play the game the same way.

I will keep you posted on any new developments.

Sincerely yours,

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Frederick VW. La

   
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LANG FooTtT-ARCH EXERCISER Co.
FORSYTH, GEORGIA 9/13/39

Dear Dr. Allen:

I mailed you a Normalizer for personal use on the 7th and then sent
another one on the 9th. again by mistake. Keep the last one and
possibly you can use it to deliver to some customer direct vour-
self instead of waiting to come thru us in the regular channels, So
just keep stock of it yourself.

Enclose new folder with price left blank. Think I will get a stamp
made. If you want a batch of these folders let me know,
Hastily yours,

Whe

Frederick W. Lan
 

September 50, 19590

rte Fe We Lang,
Forsyth, Georgiae

Dear Marrs Lang:

| I em sending e requisition from the University of
Kenses Physica] “Sdueation Corporation, which is the Ath-e
letic Association, for one Lang Foot and Arch Nommlizer.
I am going to use this on my basketball squad in my
basketball dressing roan.

Therefore, I will use the earch normelizer that you
have shipped me, and all that will be necessary for you
to do.is send a bill to the University of Kansas Physical
Education Corporation at the address on the requisition
end in thet bill make the notation thet the normalizer ws
shipped to mo. ee

I have just received a list from Dwight Keith, the

secretary of the Georgia Coaches Associetion, giving me
the nemes of the coaches who attended the coaching school.

I am writing each a letter telling of the benefits of the
ee et a ae eee ae me about two
hundred or more of these folders that have the price of

your normalizer and an explanation of your foot |
I will send you a carbon copy of the letter thet
writing theme |
I will also enswer your letter which you wrote me
someone to handle the product in this area, I

concerning
believe that I can do this in a way that I will describe to
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Roll Away Your Foot Troubles
LANG FootT-ARCH EXERCISER Co.
Dear Dr. Allen: FORSYTH, GEORGIA 10/4/39

The enclosed explains itself. I have taken care of all your orders as
per your suggestions. Note in regard to this mimeograph stuff care
should be taken in regard to the selection of paper used. Mine that

is enclosed is hard enough but not too hard. Also is neither too cheap

or too expensive.

T am now beginning to get them accepted for redsale in shoes stores
which would not handle them a year ago. Time is a big factor in new
products. Also am beginning to get them into stores(dept.) for the

use of their employees. Nurses in hospitals should use them.

Am holding up a letter to Richard Harlow Asst Coach of Harvard Foot

-ball team as you know the Trainer. Olsson knows Harlow but your man
is the fellow we want, the Trainer. I wish that you would write those
four trainers that you know as I would like to send them machines to

try out while the season is fn full swing.

Believe this thing has possib#tities for expansion. ecards.

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I didnt sell any of the Coaches who attended the
coaching clinic upon your recommendation but aur
local Girls College. They are basketball fans and
know of you by reputation.

The only ones in Golleges who use mv device are

listed in my sales letter bv "Swede" Olson enclosed
herewith.

(fie hy dont you get Glen Cunningham to contact the
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“— coaches for Epa <
We will need~ a newspaper man on our staff soon and
we can pay him on a commission basis. Would also
give him a small ¢ash suarantes). when article was
published. I have eature story already written
by a-newspaper , but lack the paper to publish
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THis to show good faith
This imbtar was written on mv tvperriter
and then mimeographed and then the
persons name inserted afterward vsine
the same typewriter so that the tvpine
will be the same.

I sent this and machines to twenty two
coaches who are Olssons personal friends
I just mailed this and the enclosed

rotoprinted testimonial letters to over
two hundred football coaches.

You might try this varying the letter to
suit yourself or usin# some other person
as a sales medium and using a testimonia’
letter from you. Doing this to Basket-

-~ball Coaches. Your field is much ereate

I received the first order todav from

 
wers- letter from one unknown to
Olsson personally of course he knows
most of them by reputation and they know |
of him. This was from the San Jose ~—
Junior College, San Jose, Calif.

Tt just shows that this thing or
method has possibilities. Your Basket

ball really has a money making field as
football is more limited. ;

 
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LANG Foot & ARCH NORMALIZER Co.
FORSYTH, GEORGIA
Lester “Swede” Olsson, Sales Manager 9/22/39

(Formerly of Mercer University and
Washington Redskins Pro. Football Team)

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

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Dear Coach:

After years of expérience in college and professional athletics,
I have learned the great need of a device sucn as the Lang Foot
& Arch Normalizer, for the post injury treatment of feet, ankles
and the rolling out of Charley Horses.

Our Lang Normalizer has been tested and used with success by
some of the most noted Coaches and Trainers in this country.
Among the first to adopt its use were the following:
Harry Mehre, University of Mississippi
Fritz Lutz, University of Georgia
Mike Chambers, Louisiana State University
W. Av Alexander, Georgia Teck. ' \Ni
Lawson Robertson, University of Pennsylvania | JN
Wayne Hauck, U. S. Military Academy NN
Dr. Forrest "Phog" Allen, University of Kansas ey Py
Lake Russell, Mercer University gt

Xsan Jose Junior College, San Jose, Calif. ee
At a cost of ten dollars for our Lang Normalizer many injured
players could be put back in the lineup weeks in advance of
those treated by old methods.

Naturally I can give this Lang Normalizer my own personal en-
dorsement or otherwise I would not have joined this Company.

May we send you one for a thirty day trial and should it not
prove satisfactory return.it at our expense.

G2. With kindest regards and best wishes for 4 successful season,

i Sincerely yours,

t

Wig Cty Sivan

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THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA
ATHENS, GEORGIA

IEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS

May I9 , 1936

Lang Foot & Arch Normalizer Co.
Forsyth, Ga.

Dear Sire:

Early last fall Coach Mehre asked me to
try out your Foot ana Arch Normalizer in our phy-
sio-therapy department.

Following his request I found this device
a great help in the treatment ot athletic injuries
for the foot, ankle and leg. It is fine for loosening
up the injury of a fcot after a dislocation or fr-
acture, especialiy atter the injured part nas been
immobolized for some time.

I have used it successfully in loosening
up wrists after fractures,and "chsrlie horses" can
gently be rolled out with this aparatus.

It does all that you said it would in
building up weak anc fallen arches.

Arince bs

Very i, ours,

C.W. E farence
Athletic Trainer.

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F. Loway Watt Lang Feet & Arch Nermalizer Ce.,
J. Aveny Gurrow PFersyth, Geergia.

 

Dorrr Devoe Gentlemen:

eae Weuld like yeu te knew that I am getting 2
District Répresentativs geome splendid results frem yeur device, beth at

Cuas. Knauen, W. Peon. home and in the scheel.
Rar D. Scuatx, Chicago District ; if
Medical Staff I find it is esp@cally helpful in the build
CB Pesewen, DO. ing up ef fallen arches, and alse in the relling eut

B. LL. Werrmen, MD. ef "charley herses".

Hostess Very truly yeurs,

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LANG FOOT-ARCH EXERCISER Co.
FORSYTH, GEORGIA Oct. 2, 1939

bear Mr. Allen: Your letters received. Have sent off all bills
but havent collected my as yet. Suppose that they will be send-
-ing checks my day now- but I em not worried about their credit.

Sent machines to Dean Stauffer, Dean Swarthout, Rarl Chapman and
Sports Editor lNicBride and sent all in accordance with your in-
-structions.

Jill send you the five hundred circulars tomorrow with the new
‘price stamped on them.

Expect my new high speed gag track cutter to arrive tomorrow

and an getting all set te make up five hundred - machines. Bought a
new spray paint machine as I wmt to try to get m even better
finish. Je had to hand paint the last hundred and the finish was
not hard enough,

I note how you are working the sales and it is the best way. As
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LANG FootT-ARCH EXERCISER Co.

FORSYTH, GEORGIA
it stends now you ca have credit for any sale that comes in from
Kansas and Mio, as I have no one working there so any sales will come
thru your efforts. I an working up some things here which if they
work I will tell you about md you cam do the same out there,

You know your stuff out there so rest assured that I will carry
out my instructions which you write me.

This thing would be great for Nurses in a Hospital or in their
private practice.

Sincerely yours,

aie ae TG
Your Foot Troubles

 

 

LANG Foot & ARCH NORMALIZER Co.
FORSYTH, GEORGIA

A FEW OF OUR WELL KNOWN PURCHASERS AND/OR USERS

American Telephone & Telegraph Co. New York City

Atlanta Police Department, Atlanta, :Ga.

Bill Brown's Physical Training Farm, Garrison on Hudson, N. VY.
Theda Bara, Beverly Hills, Calif. Former Motion Picture Star
May Sutton "Bundy Santa Monica, Calif. Former Woman's Tennis Champion
Miss Margaret Buda, Les Angeles, Calif.

Tony Canzoneri, Former world Champion Lieht Weieht Fighter
Max Carey, Pres. Miami Baseball Athletic Training School
Milton Chapmen, Mer. Director,Miami Biltmore Hotel

Clark Thread Co. of Ga. Clarkdale, Ga.

Dr. Lee DeForest, Ph.D. Los Aneeles, Calif.

Bill Daly's Gymnasium. Atlanta, Ga.

Mrs. E. V. Durling, Los Angeles, Calif.

Ensign Cotten Mills, Forsyth, Ga.

Foot Clinics of New "York, New York City

E. H. Hartford, Desk Clerk, Yale Club of New York

w. O. Hauck, Athletic Trainer, U. S. Military Academv, West Point
Mrs. Will Hays, Beverly Hills, Calif.

John Jacobs, Sauash Professional Harvard Club of New York
‘Royal Jackson, So. Pasadena,’ Calif.

Carl Johnson, Physical Trainer, Hollywood Athletic Club, Calif.
Agnes Christine Johnston, Santa Monica, Calif.

Cc. W. Jones, Physical Trainer, University of Georgia

Dorris Kenyon, Santa Monica, Galif. Motion Picture Actress
Frank Lafforgue, Souash Professional, Vale Club of New York
dad. Warrington Lewis, D.D.S., New York City

Herry J. Mehre, Athletic Director, University of Mississippi
Robert Moore, Souash Professional, Montclair Athletic Club, N.T
Re He McCartney, D -S.C., T. Eaton Co. Calearv, Canada

W. E. McFarland, Havana. Til,

M-R-M Gymnasium, Atlanta, Georgia

Nat Pendleton, Santa Monica, Calif. Motion Picture Actor
Polyclinic Hospital, New York City

Lawson Robertson, Coach Track Team, University benmeeiventa
C.. &. Rauen, Former Editor of Walking Magazine, New York
Rosendahl's "Gymnasium, Atlanta, Ga.

A. Schwartz, Pres. Popular Dry Goods Store, Fl tune. Texas
Hooves Silvernail, D.D.S. Santa Monies, Calif.

7. A. Torrance, Supt. Foil Mill, Aluminum Co. of America

Maj. E.G.Tobin,Pres. Aerial Surveys Tne. San Antonio, Texas
Venetian Athletic Club, Miami, Fla.

H. M. Warner, Pres. Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.

Weavers Gymnasium, Atlanta, Ga.

Mrs. William E. Werner, Rochester, N.Y.

Julian Ybarlecea, Mexico City, Jai-Alai Professional

DOCTORS NAMES ARE OMITTED TO COMPLY WITH PTHICS OF THEIR PROFESSION
 

Ostober 7, 1939

Mre Elwyn Dees,

Head Trainer of Athletic Teams,
University of Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh, Pae

Dear Elwyn:

When I was down at Atlanta, Georgia, this past sumer
at the coaching school sponsered by the Georgie Athletic Coaches
Association, I met Mr. P. We Lang who invented a foot normalizer,
the most wonderful feot conditioner thet I have ever seen. It is
not electrical = it is mechanical, and it is shaped mech efter the
manner of a rolling pin turned down to sloping endse

fr The two ends are set in a geared ratchet, and the in-
dividual stands on the roller with his bare feet and rolis upon
the revolving pin forward and backward with the weight of his body
to press the arches of the feet up in their normal position. The
patient holds en to a teble or desk and slowly roiis beckwerd and
forward for anywhere from forty to a hundred times. This is done
twice a dey, more conveniently morning and night - just when you
get out of bed and just before you retire,

Due to my heavy floor work of pivoting and stomping
and dribbling, I have subjected my feet to terrific pressure and
I have had some arch fatigue. I am frank to say that I have never
seen anything that has done my feet so much good in a short while.
I have spent $75 to $100 on manipulations by competent men who |
have worked on my archese

During my stey in Atlente Mr. Leng asked me to use
this and even efter the first treatment my feet were so greatly
relieved that I ordered two for our Physical Education Department -
one for the men's side of the gymnasium ond one for the women’s
side. Miss Hoover and the women instructors in the department,
and Drs Elbel, Yerbert Allphin and the men teachers, have used
the device and they are loud in their praise of the benefits one
can obtain by using this such a short while. ,

Mire Pe We Lang, Forsyth, Georgia, has asked me to write
and tell you about this arch normalizere He will send this to you
for your athletic association on a free thirty day trial without
any obligation. If you do not like it, return it to him et his

 
 

expense. He will be — to pay return chargese

I, have aise ordered one for my varsity basketball squad
and am having the basketball players use it before they go up on the
fleor and after they return. If you will kindly write Mre Lang, I
am sure that he will be glad to send you one so that your can try it
oute It is the best thing that I have ever seen, and I wanted you
to know about it.

With best wishes for your continued success, I am

Very sincerely yours,

; Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
FCASAH. Varsity Basketball Coach.
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Ostober 7, 1959

ir» Mi lten Kelley,
head freinoer, Athletic Association,
University of Texas,

- Dear Milton:

When I was down at Atlenta, biehene. this past summer
at the coaching schoel sponsered by the Georgia Athletic Coaches —
Association, I met Mr. F. W. Lang who invented a foot norma} izer,
the most wonderful foot conditioner that I have ever seen. It is
not electrical = it is mechanical, and it is shaped much efter the
manner of a rolling pin turned down to sloping endse

. The two ends are set in a geared rachet, and the ine
Gividual stands on the roller with his bare feet and rolls upon

the revolving pin forward arfd backward with the weight of his body
to press the arches of the feet up in their normal position. The
patient holds on to a table or desk and slowly rolls beckwerd and
forward for anywhere from forty te a hundred timese This is done
twice a day, more sonveniently morning and night - just when you
Ok Ott at Den cee een Perens oe

Due to my heavy floor work of pivoting wah stemping
and dribbling, I have subjected my feet to terrific pressuve and
‘I have hed some arch fatigue. I am frank to say that I heave never
seen anything that has done my feet so mich good in a short while.
I have spent $75 te $100 on manipulations by — men who
have worked “om my archese

During ry stay in Atlante Mr. Lang asked me to use this
and even after the first treatment my feet wore so greatly relieved
that I ordered two for our Physical Rdveation Department = one for
the men’s side of the gymnasium and one for the women's side. Miss
Hoover end the women instructors in the department and Dr. Elbel,
Herbert Allphin and the men teachers, have used the device and they —
are loud in their parise of the benefits one can obtain by using :
this such a short while.

Mire Fe Fe ‘Lang, Porsyth, Georgie, has asked me to write
you and tell you about this arch normalizer. He will send this to
you for your athletic association on e free thirty day trial with=
out any obligation. If you do not like it, return it to him at his

 
 

expense. He will be glad to pay return charges.

I heve also ordered one for my varsity basketball squad
and am having the basketball players use it before they go up on the
floor and after they return. If you will Kindly write Mr. leng I am
sure that he will be glad to send you one so that you can try it out.
It is the best thing that I have ever seen, and I wanted you to know
about ite :

With best wishes for your continued success, I am

Very sincerely yours,

FCA:AH Director of Physical Educetion and Recreation,
CG Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

October: T, 1939

Mre James Cox,
Head Trainer of Athletic Teams,
flarverd University,

Cambridge, Masse

Dear ginniet

| When I was down at Atlente, Goorgia, this past sumer
at the coaching school sponsored by the Georgia Athletic Ceaches
Association, I met Mre Fe We Lang who invented a foot normalizer,
the most wonderful foot conditioner thet I have ever scene It is
| not electrical « it is mechanical, and it is shaped much efter the
manner of a rolling pin turned down to sloping enis.

_ The two ends are set in @ geared rachet, and the in-
dividual stands on the roller with his tare feet and rolls upon.
the revolving pin forward and backward with the weight of his body
to press the arches of the feet up in their normal position. The
patient holds on to a table or desk and slowly rolls backward and
forward for anywhere from forty to ea hundred times. This is done
 twiee a day, more conveniently morning and night =< just when you |

get out of bed and just before you retires

Due to my heavy floor work of pivoting and stomping ©
end dribbling, I have subjected my féot to terrific pressure and
I have had some arch fatigues I om frank to say that. I have never |
seen anything that has done my feet so much good in a short whiles
I have spent $75 to $100 on manipulations by competent men who
have worked on my erchess ne

During my stay in Atlente Mr. Lang asked me to use this
and éven after the first treatment my feet were so greatly relieved
that I ordered two for the Physical Education Demrtment = one for
the men’s side of the gymesium and onc for the women’s side. Miss
Hoover and the women instructors in the department, and Dr» Elbel,
Herbert Allphin and the men teachers, have used the device and they
are loud in their praise of the benefits one can obtain by using
this such a short whilee ! 2 oh

Ure Fe We Lang, Forsyth, Georgia, hes asked mo to write |
you end tell you about this arch normalizers He will send this to
you for your athletic association on free thirty dey triel with-
out any obligetione If you do not like it, return it to him at his

 
 

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expenses He will be glad to pay return chargese

I have also ordered one for my varsity basketball squad
and am having the basketball players use it before they go up on the
‘floor and after they return. If you will kindly write Mr. Lang I
am sure that he will be glad te send you ome so that you can try it.
oute It is the best thing that I have ever seen, and I wanted you ‘
to mow about it.

With best wishes for your continued success, I am

Very sincerely yours,

FCASAH . Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
CG Varsity Basketboll Coeche