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developed, the bone continuously rotting and pieces being
talcon oute During this period whon the jan seomed to be
tting betters the seeningly rhoumatic pains in my baok
and feet became alightly warse. I said nothing about this
to anyono, however, although I folt lame and generally run
dome Toward the end of 1923, my condition becamo notice-
able and I believed it advisable to see a dostor. Accord-
ingly, very early in Jamary of 1984, I went to ao D2.John
Heman, of Orange, who advined me to see Dr. Humphries of
the Orange Orthopaedic Hospital. I called at onoe upon
Dr. Humphries and told him of my illness, and he told me
that he believed that I suffered from chronio arthritis.
Dr. Humphries strapped my foet and my back, continuing his
treatmonts for several weeks, during which I saw him onoe
a weok. Dr. Humphries then advised me that perhaps a poison-
ing from a tooth or jaw infection might be omaing my trouble
and requested me to have my teoth X-rayed. Dr. Albert
Xerayed my tooth around the middle of Tebruary, 1924. Dr. Al-
bert found a peouliar bono condition in the area where he
had pulled my two teoth, whioh area had apparently healed.
I showed the piotures to Dr. Humphries, who advised
me to 8 to a spocialiste Upon the suggestion of Dr. Albert,
I went to see a Dr. Honry Se Dunning of Now York, in the
first woek of Harch, 1924. Ho informed me that I was suffez-
ing fron considerable neorosis of the jaw and arranged that
I should stay at the Reconstruction Hospital at 100th street,
Now York. I remained at this hospital for a week under ob-
servation, during which time many were takon. I left
the hospital around the 28th of March, Subsequently,
Dr. Dunning sent for no again and took me to a Dr. MoCaffery
or 33 East 63th Street, Now York Gity. This was around
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