Records. Bartell, William-Bates, W.H. (inclusive), 1911-1962.

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Records. Bartell, William-Bates, W.H. (inclusive), 1911-1962.

Correspondence, articles and clippings, promotional and supplementary materials concerning four quacks, a comedy act, a bread sold as an obesity "cure," and a quackish treatment for cancer.

6 folders.

eng,

ger,

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