Not a Fake, but a Fact

When the word “hypnotism” is men­tioned, most people picture in their minds a dark-colored person with a Turkish towel wrapped around his head, pointing his electrified fingers at a horrified sub­ject. Hypnotism is usually regarded as a form of weird entertainment or as a method of producing fear where it is wanted. The American people are guilty of this idea of hypnotism. In Europe and by many psychologists today hypno­tism is considered to be a science; that is, classified and verified...