Letters Sent to Dr. Herman Schlundt, June 27, 1929

June 27th,1929. Dr. Herman Schlundt, 303 Hichs Ave. , Columbia, Mo. Dear Dr. Schlundt: For the last two days I have been making a rather strenuous effort to get into communication with you, but have not met with much success. A Mr. W.A. Curtis of Ashand, New Hampshire, came into the office on Wednesday of this week, pretaining to some possible pitchblend deposits in N.H. and, in talking with Mr. Curtis I found that he has been taking Radothor off and on for the past three years. He at one time suffered intense paid from arthritis but gained relief thru Radothor. He is still badly crippled as a result of arthritis or rheumatism, but claims that he now suffers no paid and further feels that the movement of the afflicted joints is continually improving. All in all he presents a wonderful picture of a man who has devived benefits with the use of Badothor. Mr. Curtis is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin snd about your age. He has been associated with the newspaper industry for the past number of years and seems to be a man of affairs in his community. I discussed the matter of possible hazards in connection with the internal use of radium quite freely with Mr. Curtis and told him that we would be extremely anxious to conduct a few tests to ascertain the amount of radio-active materials deposited in his sytem at this time. He seemed entirely agreeable and expressed a thought that he would be glad if it was possible for him to contribute anything