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THE GREEN PINE, TREE IN SNOWY, WINTER WEATHER A tall pine tree towers above all others and habitually endures snow and frost. He, like the pine tree, has sound principles and a superior heart, which always remains unchanged just as the pine tree always remains green. Two geese flew up into the high clouds and disappeared. An outline of a flower on a branch may be more clearly distinguished with the shining of the moon. The affection of his parents is only for him. His welfare even enters into their midnight dreams. well. Bones and flesh (brothers) are like ice in the water in the same His ship has encountered and passed over stormy waves, and has at last reached calm and quiet waters. Its sails, filled with wind, triumphantly ascend the way to the Im- perial Capital. EXPLANATION Kwai Kuo Tsz, a great Chinese philosopher who lived in the sixth century B. C., wrote the two foregoing poems. In these poems a person is described who has character, sound principles, a superior heart, and is kind and truthful. He would not criticize the acts of other persons, thereby bringing upon himself the enmity of others. He always shows respect to persons with whom he associates. No matter what circumstances he has to face, he is never frightened or fearful of the outcome. He has dignity and power which he knows how to use. However, kindness and generosity shown by him on many occasions produce feelings of enmity and jealousy in other people. His dignity, power, fearlessness and kindness have their source in his heart and intestines, which are full of warmth and energy. The phrenology of this person reveals brilliancy and cleverness, wealth and nobleness, unlimited genius and ability, and continuous luck throughout his long life. He steadily approaches the rank of nobility (Herb King of the Pacific Coast). He accumulates wealth and always thinks out practical working plans. He has abundant food which he cannot consume. He 180
has vitality and will therefore live to a good old age. Everything is accomplished with great success. EXPLANATION MADE BY COMMENTATOR The life of Fong Wan, a great scholar with the power to heal, is predicted in these two poems. In the first poem, entitled, "A Good Horse Draws a Wagon Loaded With Salt," it is explained that Fong Wan, after passing through great difficulties and hardships, attains marvelous success, and, like salt, will be of great use in the world. In the second poem, entitled, "The Green Pine Tree in Snowy, Winter Weather," it is predicted that Fong Wan will overcome and destroy all obstacles and dangers of every description. He, like the pine tree, will suffer from the weight of the snow, but will grow stronger and spread more luxuriously. He will have wealth, luck and a family. He will have mansions and a prosperous business. All this was destined to be and did not come by chance. Fong Wan, a medical scholar, had an elder and a younger brother, making three in all, but Fong Wan alone was destined to become distinguished and to obtain the highest point of development. At present he has six sons. The first two already are being educated in both Chinese and English. In the future they will be well prepared to succeed to their father's business. However, he has lost two wives. But now, he surely enjoys a very wise and intelligent wife, and his home life will be always happy and harmonious. However, from time to time he will have controversies and troublesome disputes with outside persons. This also was preordained. Finally, the clouds will open and the moon appear. It will shine with great brilliancy and Fong Wan will get a glorious name. QUOTATIONS We can find great truth in the sayings of an ancient scholar: "Wealth and nobility always have their seat in heaven. They always wait to be bestowed upon persons who are kind and generous. Such persons will be blest with both of them." PECULIAR DRINKING HABITS People of different nationalities have diverse ideas about drinking. The Chinese people generally drink hot tea in all kinds of weather. 181
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HERB LORE FONG WAN 576-578 Tenth St
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HERB LORE FIFTH EDITION MAY, 1936 1
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HOME OF FONG WAN 576-578 Tenth Stre
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RECEPTION AND DISPLAY ROOM SHOWING
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CONTENTS CHAPTER V Page THE LUNGS A
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FOREWORD The demand of Americans fo
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power to contract the air in the bl
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ing it into mucus or phlegm. Inflam
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knowledge of their properties, they
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THE BLIND LEAD THE BLIND NEITHER PO
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the cheap American Ginseng, valued
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ment about 300 years ago, contains
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son of a former pastor of the Chine
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closely and take treatment at the v
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sands of people are being saved by
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PEOPLE OF A YOUNG NATION SHOULD BE
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plies to the same are on file at th
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OAKLAND PHYSICIANS HELPED FONG WAN
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CHAPTER III THE STOMACH AND SPLEEN
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pies around the mouth, canker sores
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Q. Did they tap you? A. No, they di
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SUFFERED UNBEARABLE PAIN Oakland, C
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ULCERS DO NOT RETURN Oakland, Calif
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Q. For how long a period had you be
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Wan that testimonial ? A. No. It wa
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Although thousands of years have el
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fore insanity and heart trouble bot
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things in a fruitless quest for rel
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and melancholy. They believed that
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the right side of my neck. Q. Do yo
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HEART TROUBLE OVERCOME 38 POUNDS GA
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Q. Did the doctors describe to you
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Mr. Fong Wan. Dear Sir: A LETTER FR
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lood and of the air in that part. S
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When the condition of any one of th
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tions have been avoided. There are
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nervous, and for some time I had no
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Q. What has become of the symptoms
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DAUGHTER FREED FROM COUGH AND ASTHM
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CHAPTER VI THE LIVER AND GALL BLADD
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The presence of fever in the liver
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HERBAL REMEDIES SUCCEED IN LIVER AN
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PRAISES FONG WAN'S SKILL Alameda, C
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today can still learn from it. Howe
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without the addition of any curativ
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find out whether his teeth were dec
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RELIEVED OF KIDNEY TROUBLE AND CATA
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Q. He did not test your urine? A. N
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Q. Did he teach you the method of d
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Q. What was the effect upon your sy
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PRACTICAL NURSE TESTIFIES THAT SHE
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paralysis generally comes on sudden
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paralyzed, I could not move it at a
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without obtaining permanent results
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Defense Attorney: Q. "Your mother i
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Q. 1 How long ago was it that she t
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RHEUMATIC PARALYSIS BANISHED Oaklan
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than when he is strong. Many person
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Chinese investigations show that th
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to flush the kidneys. However, wate
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Beef Steak or other foods. A person
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CHINESE METHODS FOR RELIEF OF "CROS
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ing to worry about, as he had relie
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Page 135 and 136: In a case, however, where cancer ha
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Page 139 and 140: Attorney for defendant: Q. And what
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Page 151 and 152: POISON OAK Berkeley, California. In
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Page 159 and 160: Reply dated September 10, 1929, rea
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Page 163 and 164: Therefore, no herbs can be sent to
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Page 167 and 168: Q. Does that volume contain) a stat
Page 169 and 170: Prosecuting Attorney: Q. Where did
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Page 173 and 174: of consulting Fong Wan himself. Peo
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Page 177 and 178: In 1927, Fong Wan took over the Old
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Page 191 and 192: INTERIOR VIEW OF NEW SHANGHAI CAFE
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