Hypnotism, its facts, theories, and related phenomena; (1893)
Sextus, Carl · Chicago, C. Sextus · leaf 284
er hypnotic influence.He had consulted several of the most noted hypnotists inAmerica in connection with well-know physicians, but withoutresult. The last he saw in regard to this case was the highlyesteemed C. G.Davis, M. D.,of this city. The reason why Mr.Singer wished his son to be hypnotized… … FACE MUSCLES CATALEPTIC CANNOT CLOSE THEIR MOUTHS. devote himself in the future, with more interest and industry tohis musical studies. After several seances we perceived anevident effect of the hypnotic suggestions. He played now atthe certain fixed hours, and seemingly with far greater…
Hypnotism
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