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Everybody knows that evil witches and mischievous goblins of Hallowe’en are only a harmless joke to entertain children. Yet, incredible as it may sound, some grown-ups who laugh at a pumpkinhead are willing slaves to dangerous superstitions concerning their health. They trust in charms and incantations—or place their faith in “cure-alls”, peddled by quacks and charlatans. While wasting precious 'time and money on (worthless “cures”, these' people are destroying themselves by their own superstition. Don’t fall a victim to this racket. When you are ill, see your doctor. He alone by academic training and experience, is qualified tp treat you.
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