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The Flint Journal · 4 October 1932

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HEBREW BOTANIST STUDIES REMEDIES

HEBREW BOTANIST STUDIES REMEDIES — The Flint Journal, 4 October 1932
The Flint Journal · 4 October 1932

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CanaLion lids 1al HEBREW BOTANIST an nd of STUDIES REMEDIES re ng 15- ne Medical Herbs Used by Arabs th Under Scientific d- vy Scrutiny. Jerusalem, Oct.

4.-(By Sci- ence Service) - Medicinal herbs 1 used by the Arabs of Palestine and the surrounding countries are be- ing intensively studied by Prof. ose Ephraim Ha-Reubeni of the He- 14 university in Jerusalem. brew There are many of these tradition- 0% al remedies that have been used for centuries which have never 5 ⅛ been subjected to real scientific 1 3a scrutiny. 1 ½ Dr.

Ha-Reubeni has several pur- poses in his study. He wishes first 1 4 to learn which of the Arab herbs have real curative powers; for there is always the possibility of one or another of them being found really useful, as the origin- Its ally Indian quinine was found use- its ful. He wishes also to discover Its which of them are useless or even dangerous, so that the pe

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"HEBREW BOTANIST STUDIES REMEDIES," The Flint Journal, 4 October 1932. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1932-005. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1932-005

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