Scope and ContentThis folder contains a two-page medical document, dated September 16, 1927, addressed to L. H. Latimer of Flushing, New York. It is a medical treatment guide and questionnaire related to chronic cystitis (bladder inflammation). The document includes a prescription plan, description of the treatment, and a request for patient information, likely part of a correspondence with a physician named Dr. Kidd. Content Overview Treatment Plan for Chronic Cystitis Details of medication: Eleven green tablets (to be chewed). Seven white tablets (taken after meals). Four brown tablets (taken after dinner with water). Four laxative tablets (taken at bedtime). Instructions for use and pricing ($6.50 for a 30-day supply). Claims of effectiveness in relieving painful and frequent urination, with references to medicinal ingredients such as Thuja Occidentalis, Hyoscyamus, and Triticum Repens. Medical Claims and Justifications The treatment is described as an alternative to surgery for chronic bladder issues. It is targeted at elderly patients suffering from urinary discomfort. Patient Questionnaire (Back Page) A form requesting information on: Age, sex, occupation, height, weight. Duration of symptoms and effects of prior treatments. Bowel movement frequency and other health conditions. The language suggests a personal correspondence between Dr. Kidd and Latimer, possibly part of an ongoing medical treatment or consultation.