Quack Doctor was Early Radio Supporter

After being run out of Kansas, the doctor relocated to
Texas and later opened this hospital in Arkansas. Notice the little yellow tab on the right. It asks you not to break the seal until you're ready to answer the questionnaire inside. Adding a little intrigue, he didn't miss a trick, did he?

I won't go into details, but if you want to know how the doctor treated Erectile Dysfunction in the '20s, just google his name. I wonder what these questions had to do with his treatment.

Ever heard of a doctor that offered a warranty on his work? One kind of wonders what he charged for room and board at his hospital. See bottom of warranty.

Here's the story on the Dr. Brinkley's radio station in Mexico.

For a brief period, XERA radio blasted out 1 million watts, reaching listeners in Philadelphia and New York. There are even reports of the station being received in Russia. For comparison, WCCO in Minneapolis is broadcasting at 50,000 watts. Programming consisted of music by someday household names Gene Autry and June Carter Cash. Interspersed between the music were sermons, Nazi propaganda and, of course, ads for his medical services.