Manipulative Surgery: Doctor Locke and Williamsburg by Chris Willmore instant download

Manipulative Surgery: Doctor Locke and Williamsburg by Chris Willmore instant download

 The story of a small-town doctor who became an international sensation.

There lives in the little village of Williamsburg, Ontario, a middle-aged physician who is a wizard at curing fallen foot arches. His name is Dr. Mahlon W.
Locke, a native of Dundas county, who was educated at Queen’s University Medical School at Kingston, and afterwards took the degree of L.C.P. at Edinburgh University
in Scotland.
Dr. Locke is about 50 years of age and has been in general medical practice for
more than 20 years. He studied the fallen arch question in Scotland, and as the result
of his knowledge of it hundreds of sufferers have been cured. So wide is his fame that
people from all over the United States travel to the little village in which he lives to
get treatment from him. One New York resident who was recently at Williamsburg
said the place reminded him of a scene of a sacred shrine to which people flocked from
great distances to be healed of their infirmities.
If Dr. Locke was not so modest and if he did not prefer the life of a country physician, he would be located in some large city making wealth from his knowledge
of the foot arch. But money is not his goal, and he is, therefore, a public benefactor.
Dr. Locke has a pair of muscular hands which enable him to pull the bones of the foot
back into position. He manipulates the arch and adjusts the bones which have gotten out of place.