[NJARC] Quack paraphernalia

[Ray Chase]

I would be interested. As someone who has a side interest in medical 
quackery, ( I worked with the FDA on legitimate medical devices and 
found an interest in the regulations that outlawed the quackery 
devices).   I recently saw a quack device based on "color therapy".  
Fascinating what these modern witch doctors could come up with for a 
gullible public and what they could get away with for a long time.
Ray Chase

Aaron Hunter wrote:

> Any club members interested in a 2 page article about Dinshah P 
> Ghadiali (1873-1966)?  Appeared in the Gloucester County Historical 
> Society "Bulletin".
> 
> "In 1923... he relocated to Malaga (NJ) where he purchased a 
> twenty-three acre property.  There he built the Spectro-Chrome 
> Institute that eventually included a smelting plant and woodwork shop 
> to construct the Spectro-Chrome projectors, laboratory for scientific 
> study, a printing plant for books, pamphlets and circulars and an 
> auditorium, classrooms and offices."
> 
> "In 1933, Col. Dinshah wrote "Spectro Chrome Metry Encyclopedia" which 
> has become known as the authoritative work on Color Therapy."
> 
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