Index to Chiropractic Literature
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ID 27726
  Title Alligator tales
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Journal Chiropr Hist. 2023 Summer;43(1):14-17
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Abstract: Dr. B.J. Palmer was a master of promotion. He knew how to attract people to the Palmer Campus. He had a seemingly endless array of whatsits and side ventures to draw the crowds to his chiropractic school. The Palmer cafeteria was the place to eat in Davenport. There was a barbershop, a soda stand, a circus museum, walls filled with knives, taxidermy, large tanks of goldfish, and alligators in the yard just to name a few examples that seem to have nothing to do with chiropractic. Although B.J. Palmer was very skilled at staging, some of those civic spectacles have their origins with his father.

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