Records. Moulton, Robert H.-Moxibustion (inclusive), 1912-1974.

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Records. Moulton, Robert H.-Moxibustion (inclusive), 1912-1974.

Correspondence, advertisements, articles, clippings, and promotional and supplementary materials regarding Robert H. Moulton, author of an article on L.D. Rogers, who headed the National Medical University, a low-grade medical school, 1916; Mount Sinai Hospital, which employed Dr. Benjamin Gruskin, who developed an experimental cancer serum treatment, 1928-1938; mouthwashes, 1912-1970; and Moxibustion, a skin treatment administered by acupuncturists, 1974.

6 folders.

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