Aluminum
*** The Golden Age 1928 March 21 p.398 The Aluminum Poisoning at Punxsutawney ***
Several subscribers for The Golden Age make their living selling aluminum ware, or at any rate they were subscribers, but they have intimated that since we have said something about their business we are no longer any good, and never were any good, and they are surprised at us, because they have at hand the necessary opinions of "three responsible physicians" who know it all, and even if millions are made sick and die lingering deaths, we must not say a word on the subject. All of which scares us very much, and we promise not to publish anything more on this question until we get the next chance.
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*** The Golden Age 1929 Aug 21 p.756 A Little Word About Health Articles ***
The editor of The Golden Age makes no pretense of being a physician or of knowing much about the care of the human body, but publishes such contributions on these subjects as seem to be written in a readable manner and to have some basis in reason, and makes such personal observations as he believes to be correct. If you are benefited by them, he is glad. You would hardly believe that any article that can be written about the care of the human body is almost sure to stir somebody to anger and bitter words, even threats; but such is the case. Try to pick out the health articles what seems good and beneficial in them, but do not become peeved or angry or exasperated when some good soul who really has your welfare at heart suggests something not to your liking. He might be right. Further: Do not allow yourself to get into the mental attitude that what you see in The Golden Age is true because you saw it there. Under no consideration would we willingly mislead anybody on any subject, but as we feel our way toward the light on all subjects we stumble sometimes
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*** The Golden Age 1930 p.650 ***
As a result of the publication of wholesome truth on the subject, there are fewer people now purchasing aluminum cooking utensils than heretofore. There is also a pronounced drop in the cancer death rate. Much aluminum used: many cancers. Less aluminum used: fewer cancers.
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*** The Golden Age 1931 October 28 p.54 ***
Unlike Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, Dr. A. S. Cushman, and other. . . apologists for the aluminum trust, they do not stop at mere chemical or electronic analysis and draw conclusions therefrom, but they establish a convincing connection between this method of taking particles of aluminum or compounds thereof into the human system and the definite effect on the person thus partaking. Dr. Wiley and Dr. Cushman merely analyzed food for aluminum, and, because they found only small quantities or mere traces of aluminum in suspected food, concluding that persons partaking of such food could not possibly become poisoned thereby; while Dr. Love and Dr. Betts each found poisoned persons and then traced the poison by means of scientific tests back to the aluminum and the aluminum-poisoned food.
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*** The Golden Age 1932 October 26 p.35 ***
[Aluminum cooking utensils are] a curse to humanity and their manufacture and use should be forbidden by law.
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*** The Golden Age, Nov. 12, 1929, p. 107 ***
If the organs [of your body] are diseased, heal them by correcting your diet. Avoid the use of aluminum cooking utensils and alum baking powders as they are injurious to your health, poisoning your blood stream... Sleep on the right side or flat on your back, with the head toward the north so as to get benefit of the earth's magnetic currents. Avoid serum inoculations as they pollute the blood stream with their filthy pus.... Stop chewing gum, as you need the saliva for your food.
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*** The Golden Age 1929, p. 436 "Some Unusual Sources and Results of Aluminum Poisoning"***
This poison must be excreted from the body by bowels or kidneys; and thus, in cleaning up the body, you find it last in anus and urethra and sometimes in prostate. If the bowels act fully and completely and from two to three times a day, as they should, then this poison can pass through the body without much of bad effects. But if the bowels are sluggish, then you get a loading up and damming back, until every organ in the body is poisoned and it finally breaks out though ulcers, etc. An ulcer is nothing but the effort of the body to throw off chronic excess poison at that point. That same thing is true in cancer. Here you always find, according to these tests, natrium muriate and aluminum nitrate being excreted, and potassium nitrate present.
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…from eighty to ninety percent of all my patients, both in acute and chronic cases, show aluminum poisoning in one or more places in the body. Thus, after syphilis … [aluminum] is the most common source of toxemia…
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*** The Golden Age 1936 Sept. 23 p.803-812 Aluminum Poisoning Achievements ***
It was salts of aluminum that killed the children, and is killing the whole country… Meantime "health experts" are filling the papers and magazines with pictures and stories and lies of how supremely healthful aluminum utensils are. It is astonishing what a capacity the American people have for absorbing lies. And don't the Big Business boys know it well?
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Aluminum Trust Guilty of Two More Murders
. . . to make food poisonous. . . let it stand long enough in the aluminum vessel in which it is cooked. With this preliminary information anybody except a hardware merchant, or a publisher of advertisements, or a member of the A.M.A. will understand [a]...dispatch [that] appeared in the Miami (Fla.) Daily Tribune for June 27, under the headline "Bad Potatoes Kill Two Boys." It is not surprising how quickly and efficiently the [Aluminum] trust gets on the job to cover up the truth in every one of these cases of aluminum poisoning? All that was necessary to conceal the truth was to use the word "bacterial" instead of the word "aluminum," and the trick is done as neatly as any hangman ever tied a nose. But will those who arrange and support this diabolical propaganda to suppress the truth be able to answer to Almighty God for the suffering and misery of which they are the direct cause?
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*** The Golden Age 1936 Sept. 23 p. 803 ***
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The unseen guests at the aluminum dinner table
Food poisoning, cancer, death
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*** The Golden Age 1936 Sept. 23 p. 806 ***
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[The public portrayed as a slaughtered goat atop a mass of aluminum cookware, while the American Medical Association, the Aluminum Trust, and an "offical chemist" observe.]
*** The Golden Age 1936 Sept. 23 p. 810 ***
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Through the kindness of the Mellon Institute we present Dr. Lovegerm, the eminent scientist, examining the deadly hocus-pocil bacilli. In the circle is a picture of the same basilly, demagnified about seventeen times.
*** The Golden Age 1937 Sept. 8 p. 773 ***
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All aboard — for the tomb!
*** Awake! 1947 Jan. 8 p.23 Is Aluminum Poisonous? ***
Among the first to discover the injurious effects of aluminum upon the human organism was Dr. C.T. Betts, a dentist with a talent for analysis. Doctors had given him up. He could not live much longer, they said. But Dr. Betts went west for a final try, at some mineral springs. One day, when filling an aluminum cup at one of these springs he noted that the water was effervescent in the cup. A lady filling a glass jar obtained no such results. The dentist's busy brain went to work on the simple fact, and he began to associate the phenomenon with the aluminum, and the aluminum with his illness. Returning home he discontinued the use of aluminum in his kitchen for a while to see. He did see. The aluminum disappeared from the kitchen and the sickness disappeared from the doctor.
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*** Awake! 1948 May 22 p.11 Take Out Potatoes, Toss in Silver ***
If you have cooked your potatoes or any legume, such as peas or beans, in your aluminum container, just take out the vegetables and toss your silver into the water in which they were cooked. While you are eating your vegetables, the broth in the aluminum pot will be eating the tarnish off your silverware...The purpose in publishing this news is not only to offer a practical kitchen help to the housewife. A more important reason is to draw attention to the role of aluminum cooking ware. When vegetable broth contacts aluminum a chemical solution is created that is powerful enough to eat the rust off silver. Would you care to eat this solution? Don't you wonder whether it is also powerful enough to affect the human system...
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*** Awake! 1949 Aug 8 p.16 Inside Story About Aluminum ***
The facts of the subject are an inside story, but since your insides and those of millions of other people are involved, Dr. C.T. Betts, of Toledo, Ohio, has brought out facts which were being covered up. He found from personal experience, experiment and observation how injurious aluminum can be. He has issued an interesting pamphlet on "How Does the Government Suppress the Truth About Aluminum?" The pamphlet includes a personal narrative. In 1913 Dr. Betts was told by three physicians he had but a few months to live. Dr. Betts is alive today. He cured himself by discontinuing the use of aluminum cooking utensils. He had found that aluminum in contact with mineral water produced gas. He noted how aluminum or alum, mixed with soda and sulfuric acid, was sold as baking powder, to make gas in the dough. The same chemical reaction occurred in the stomach when aluminum that had come off into the food contacted gastric juices...
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*** Watchtower 1952 February 1 pp.95-6 Questions from Readers ***
• A folder advertising the supposed health aids of The Jonadab Wise School of Health was distributed to Jehovah's witnesses attending the recent assembly in Washington, D.C., and among other things said: "This unusual authentic service is prepared and offered to you by Jehovah's Witnesses." Does the Watchtower Society endorse this?—W. H., California.
No, the Society does not endorse it. For the sake of the record, let us say that we are not medical advisers. We leave it up to each individual to choose his own type of treatment. Some may favor surgery, some medicines, some diets, and some may prefer other forms of treatment. One illness may require surgery, another may call for dieting. Also, the treatment that helps one may be of no aid or even be detrimental to another. So let each one go to those who are trained in the treatment of his choice. The Society is formed for the purpose of preaching the gospel, and in this field of activity we are happy to offer help and advice. We are not professionally trained doctors, and do not advise on health matters except as they may involve Scriptural issues, such as in the case of blood transfusions.
From time to time we do publish articles on such subjects as surgery, chiropractic, osteopathy, zone therapy, etc. Such articles constitute no endorsement of these practices by us. They are offered in Awake! on the same basis that articles on other subjects are offered, namely, as general information and not as a recommendation. God's provision to restore us to perfection is the ransom by Christ Jesus. In the meantime, fanaticism in health matters is unwise, and absorption in health fads is a form of introversion that keeps the mind on oneself, which is conducive to neither physical nor spiritual health. Sweeping claims for cures by this or that system are always suspect. As stated before, each individual differs. (Rom. 14:2, 3) Moderation is usually beneficial.
Finally, if any claim that the Society is supporting this or that health program, be alerted that such one is wrongly using the Society's name for commercial purposes, for personal gain. (1 Tim. 6:5-10) Some may attempt to boost their pills or other health products or practices by naming one prominent among Jehovah's witnesses as a user or patient; that should never be taken to mean that the Society backs such pills or practices. There are both honest ones trying to help and crooked ones working a racket in all the various fields of orthodox and unorthodox therapies. The Society is separate from them, wholly absorbed in its work of gospel-preaching.
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*** Awake! 1962 Je 22 pp.8-10 What About Aluminum Cooking Utensils? ***
What about the aluminum cooking utensils?...At present the great majority of authorities in medical and scientific fields gave aluminum a rather clean bill of health. Perhaps the most learned and extensive by the Kettering Laboratories [in a report that] consists of ninety pages and was made by a group of scientists who consulted 1,500 books, articles and reports on the subject. It concludes with this statement: "There is no reason for concern...about the hazards to human health derived from well-established and extensive current uses of such products. Nor need there be concern over the more extended uses which would seem to be in the offing."...For Christian ministers, especially, it is well to note that, apart from eating what they have found to be good for them, there are other things of far greater importance than material food. Rom. 14:17.
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*** List of Watchtower Society published material regarding Aluminum ***
[For more information concerning statements made about Aluminum]
[Note: older Watchtower publications included Author's name; this list is sorted by author]
Archer, Herald. "An M.D.'s Experience With Aluminum." The Golden Age. Nov. 23, 1932 pp. 126-127.
Barber, R. H. "The Abundant Metal Again" The Golden Age. Feb 27, 1935 pp. 341-343.
Baxter, Emmet. "No Mere Opinion on Aluminum." The Golden Age. August 8, 1928. p.713.
Betts, Charles Truax. "Is Aluminum a Poison? An Opinion." The Golden Age. March 7, 1925 pp. 359-363.
______. "An Opinion Upon Aluminum Kitchen Utensils." The Golden Age. August 8, 1928 pp. 710-713.
______. "Answer to Dr. Morris Fishbein." The Golden Age. September 10, 1928. pp.814-816.
______. "Aluminum in City Drinking Water." The Golden Age. Oct. 3, 1928 p. 16.
______. "Cancer Caused by Chemical Poisons." The Golden Age. Nov. 14, 1928 p.115.
______. "Lightning Workers." The Golden Age. Dec. 12, 1928 pp. 172-173.
______. "The Way of the Reformer." The Golden Age. Jan. 9, 1929 p. 244.
______. "Is 'Sodium Aluminum Sulfate' Alum?" The Golden Age. June 26, 1929. pp.623-627.
______. "Organic Aluminum is a Poison Too." The Golden Age. August 7, 1929. pp. 720-721.
______. "Do Aluminum Kitchen Utensils Have a Clean Bill of Health?" The Golden Age. August 21, 1929 pp.754-756.
______. "Coffee Poisoning by Aluminum" The Golden Age. September 18,1929. pp. 824-825.
______. "Answer the Worlds Greatest Food Authority." The Golden Age. May 14, 1930 pp. 527-528
______. "Aluminum Cooking Recipes" The Golden Age. Oct. 15, 1930 p. 49.
______. "How to Test An Aluminum Cooking Utensil." The Golden Age. June 24, 1931 p. 628.
______. "Truth Comes to the Surface Quickly" The Golden Age. April 13, 1932 p. 442.
______. "Poisoning by Aspirin" The Golden Age Feb 27, 1935 p. 343.
______. "Who are the Quacks?" Consolation. Feb 23, 1938. pp. 11-12.
______. "Does the Government Encourage Illness?" Consolation. Feb 22, 1939, pp.10-11.
Burnham, H.M. "A Good Joke On Cancer." The Golden Age. April 16, 1930 p. 462.
______. "Poisoning by Aspirin." The Golden Age. Feb. 27, 1935 p. 343.
Bowers, Mrs. Florence. "An Easy Road To Health" The Golden Age. May 27, 1931. p. 588.
Broschears, T. C. "Aluminum Dental Plate Did It" Consolation. Sept. 21, 1938 p. 11.
Canover, Irving. "Doctor Betts Confirms This." Consolation Sept. 21, 1938 p. 11.
Crybush, Rose Husbands. "Foxes and Mothers." Consolation. Sept. 21, 1938. p.11.
Dennison, E. J. "Idiosyncrasy to Aluminum?" The Golden Age. May 6, 1936 p. 506.
Evans, W. M. "Mordants and Alums." The Golden Age. Jl.. 3, pp. 631-632.
Force, H. J. "Poisons Formed by Aluminum Cooking Utensils" The Golden Age. Oct. 26, 1932 pp. 35-38.
______. "Poisons Formed by Aluminum Cooking Utensils." The Golden Age. Jl.. 3, 1935 pp. 631-632.
Foote, J. A. "If You Like Aluminum, Go To It" The Golden Age. May 28, 1930 p. 650.
Fraser, Charles W.. "Playing a Mean Trick on a Kid." The Golden Age. September 10, 1928. p.816.
______. "Aluminum Causes Death of Twins." The Golden Age. Oct. 16, 1929 p. 52.
Gage, Mae. "One More for the Un-Scientific American" The Golden Age. October 2, 1929 p.20.
Grimwade, Mrs. L. "The Proof of the Pudding." Consolation. Ap. 20, 1938, p. 10.
Hansen, Nils S. Benefits of a Change of Diet. The Golden Age. May 2, 1928 p. 495.
Held, William. "Disease and Early Grave via the Modern Kitchen" The Golden Age. Nov. 16, 1927 pp.107-110.
Higgins, Mrs. Thomas. "Tried It on the Dog." The Golden Age. Nov. 14, 1928 p.115.
Hunton, Mrs. A.B. "No More Aluminum Headaches." The Golden Age. September 10, 1928. p.816.
Love, Dr. S. R. "Iron Versus Aluminum Utensils" The Golden Age. Oct. 1, 1930 p. 14.
Maercker, E. "Why Do Hospitals Use Aluminum Utensils" The Golden Age. Jan 7, 1931 p. 243.
Norderum, Mrs. Theodore. "Marked Improvement in Health." The Golden Age. Oct. 31, 1928 p.81.
Peterson, Fred C. "Unwilling To Poison Humanity" The Golden Age. May 14, 1930 p. 542.
Quackenbush, Colin (Ed) "Is Aluminum Poisonous?" Awake! Jan 8, 1947 pp. 21-24.
_______. "Take Out Potatoes, Toss in Silver" Awake! May 22, 1948. p. 11.
_______. "Inside Story About Aluminum" Awake! Aug. 8, 1949 p. 16.
_______. "What About Aluminum Cooking Utensils?" Awake! Je 22, 1962 pp. 8-10.
_______. "Aluminum, From Curiosity To Versatility" Awake! Aug. 8, 1969 pp. 17-21.
Reynolds, Dr. W.E. "Principles and Practice of Medicine." The Golden Age. Sept. 4, 1929 p. 774.
Ross, L.C. "A Cook's Experience with Aluminum" The Golden Age. April 3, 1929 p. 431.
Schmidt, Dr. G. "Some Unusual Sources and Results of Aluminum Poisoning" The Golden Age. Ap. 3, 1929 p. 436.
Scott, H. A. "Aluminum Experiences and Observations." The Golden Age. May 1, 1929. p. 503.
Sherwood, Mrs. A. H. "Aluminum and Increased Stomach Troubles." The Golden Age. March 21, 1928 p. 307.
Sillaway, H. "A Dead Fly in the Ointment." The Golden Age October 2, 1929 pp. 21-22.
Starwalt, E. J "Alkalies are Solvents for Aluminum." The Golden Age. Ap., 1928 pp. 427.
Stuart, E.M. " Sundry Experiences with Aluminum." The Golden Age. May 29, 1929 p. 504.
Temple, H.C. "Aluminum Poisoning" The Golden Age. Oct. 28, 1931 p. 54.
Thayer, Mrs. B.B. "An Apostle to Aluminum Sufferers." The Golden Age. August 7, 1929. p. 720.
Valiente, Dr. Francisco. "Alum and Chlorine in the Water Supply" The Golden Age. Oct. 15, 1930 p. 50.
W. I. E. " A Cemetery Dinner and the Press." The Golden Age. Feb 6, 1929 p. 302.
Whibley, Edwin. "Should Have Started Sooner" The Golden Age. Nov. 28, 1928 p. 145.
White, George Starr. "Why Take Chances" The Golden Age. March 4, 1931 p. 374.
Williams, Mrs. J. H. "Scientific American, Please Copy." The Golden Age. p. 774.
Winder, Mrs. Edna . "Results of a De-aluminized Diet." The Golden Age. April 3, 1929. p. 437.
Witter, I.D. "Aluminum Poison and 'Egypt'" The Golden Age. Sept. 8, 1937 pp. 778-779.
Woodworth, Clayton .J. (Ed) "With Neatness and Dispatch" The Golden Age, Nov. 16, 1927 p. 110.
______. "Cooking-Ware in Germany." The Golden Age Jl.. 25, 1928 p. 684.
______. "Aluminum in the Blood." The Golden Age Nov. 28, 1928 p. 145.
______. "The Aluminum Company of Canada." The Golden Age September 10, 1928. p. 816.
______. "Alucol Not Approved." The Golden Age. Oct. 3, 1928 p. 16.
______. "The Aluminum Poisoning at Punxsutawney." The Golden Age. March 21, 1928 pp. 397-398.
______. "No Need to Get Excited Correct Eating." The Golden Age. Ap. 1928 p. 427.
______. "Baking Powders and Cooking Utensils." The Golden Age. Ap. 18, 1928 pp. 455-457.
______. "Aluminum Poisoning in Texas." The Golden Age. Oct. 17, 1928 p. 40.
______. "A Personal Opinion of 'Aluminum Poisoning'" The Golden Age. January 9, 1929. p.243.
______. "Two More Aluminum Sacrifices." The Golden Age. January 23, 1929. p. 275.
______. "Discontinued Making Aluminum Ware." The Golden Age. March 20, 1929. p. 405.
______. "Off Aluminum for Life." The Golden Age. March 20, 1929 p. 406.
______. "A Little Word About Health Articles" The Golden Age. Aug. 21, 1929. p. 756.
______. "The Merry Work of Poisoning" The Golden Age. May 28, 1930. pp. 560-561.
______. "Fewer People Using Aluminum" The Golden Age. May 28, 1930. p. 651.
______. "Sudden Light Dawns on an Editor" The Golden Age. Oct. 30, 1930. p. 87.
______. "Dr. Betts and 'TNT' Magazine" The Golden Age. Ap. 15, 1931 pp. 463-464.
______. "Why Truth on Aluminum Makes Slow Headway" The Golden Age. Nov. 15, 1931 p. 107.
______. "Where Aluminum Does all the Cooking" The Golden Age. Nov. 29, 1931 p. 120.
______. "Aluminum Ware Takes A Life At Cumberland College" The Golden Age. Sept. 25, 1932 p.
537.______. "Aluminum Sauerkraut Path To Death." The Golden Age. Feb 1, 1933 p. 279.
______. "Aluminum Cooking Utensil Testimonial. The Golden Age. March 15, 1933 p. 368.
______. "Aluminum Vats for Beer." The Golden Age. Aug. 2, 1933 p. 691.
______. "Death in the Aluminum Bucket" The Golden Age. Sept. 13, 1933. p. 784.
______. "Aluminum Safe" The Golden Age. April 25, 1934 p. 470.
_____. "Sales Propaganda Keeps Millions Ill part 1" The Golden Age. Sept. 12, 1934 pp. 771-779.
_____. "Sales Propaganda Keeps Millions Ill Part 2" The Golden Age. Sept. 26, 1934. pp. 803-811.
_____. "Danger of Food Contamination by Aluminum" The Golden Age. Jan 2, 1935. p. 199.
_____. "Chronic Poison by Aluminum and its Alloys." The Golden Age. Jan 2, 1935, p. 208.
_____. "Two More Poisonings" The Golden Age. Jan 2, 1935, p. 208.
_____. "The Trail of The Aluminum Trust." The Golden Age. Jan 30, 1935 p. 269.
_____. "Aluminum Yet Again." The Golden Age. Ap 10, 1935 p. 44.
_____. "Lemon Juice; Aluminum and Cider." The Golden Age. Ap. 10 1935 p. 44.
_____. "100 Physicians Poisoned in France." The Golden Age. Aug. 28, 1935 p. 151.
_____. "Aluminum Wrappers Spoil Cheese." The Golden Age. Aug. 28, 1935, p. 151.
_____. "Qualifications of Aluminum Salesman." The Golden Age. Aug. 28, 1935 p. 51.
_____. "Aluminum Trust 97.71 Percent Perfect." The Golden Age. Dec 4, 1935 p. 143.
_____. "Aluminum Feet." The Golden Age. Dec 4, 1935 p. 143.
_____. "Navy Casting out Aluminum." The Golden Age. Dec 4, 1935 p. 143.
_____. "Out of the Depths." The Golden Age. Dec 4, 1935, p. 143.
_____. "It Wasn't the Sewer." The Golden Age. Dec 4, 1935 p. 143.
_____. "Aluminum Utensils In Quebec Prisons." The Golden Age. Feb. 12, 1936 p. 304.
_____. "It is Thought." The Golden Age. Feb 12, 1936 p. 304.
_____. "Indianapolis has Another Poisoning." The Golden Age. Feb 12, 1936 p. 304.
_____. "One Reason For Insanity Increase." The Golden Age. Feb 12, 1936 p. 304.
_____. "Aluminum In Restaurants." The Golden Age. Feb 12, 1936 p. 304.
_____. "Opinions on Cooking Utensils." The Golden Age. Feb 12, 1936 p. 304.
_____. "A Dancer Toying with Death." The Golden Age. Feb 12, 1936 p. 304.
_____. "Aluminum Poisoning Achievements." The Golden Age. Sept. 23, 1936. pp. 803-804.
_____. "Water?" The Golden Age. Je 30, 1937 p. 611-615.
_____. "Doctor Betts' Quaint Humor." The Golden Age. Aug. 25, 1937. p. 750-752.
_____. "Aluminum Not Fit for my Dog." The Golden Age. Sept. 8, 1937 p. 779.
_____. "Doctor Clendening Widely Advertised." The Golden Age. Sept. 8, 1937, p. 779.
_____. "Somebody Trying to Kill Betts Yet." The Golden Age. Sept. 8, 1937 p. 779.
_____. "They Feel Fine Now!" The Golden Age. Sept. 8, 1937 pp. 779-780.
_____. "Aluminum." The Golden Age. Sept. 8, 1937 p. 780.
_____. "In What Were They Cooked." The Golden Age. Sept. 8, 1937 p. 780.
_____. "Small Chance For the Dogs." The Golden Age. Sept. 8, 1937 p. 780.
_____. "Cancer Mortality Continues to Increase." The Golden Age. Sept. 8, 1937.
_____. "Poisonous Fumes From Aluminum Plant." The Golden Age. Sept. 8, 1937 p.780.
_____. "Persons Using Aluminum Bottle Caps." The Golden Age. Sept. 8, 1937 p. 780.
_____. "Want to Lie Up For a Week?" The Golden Age. Sept. 8, 1937 p. 780.
_____. "Kept In Aluminum." Consolation. Ap. 6, 1938 p. 12.
_____. "Aluminum Homicide." Consolation. Ap. 20, 1938 p. 10.
_____. "Cumulative Poison." Consolation. Ap. 20, 1938 p. 10.
_____. "Aluminum Foil for Wrapping Food." Consolation. Ap. 20, 1938 p. 10.
_____. "Mnimosinon a la Cemetary." Consolation. Sept. 21, 1938 p. 11.
_____. "Why the Silence." Consolation. Sept. 21, 1938 p. 11.