The Golden Age, “A Cure for Cancer”
“If the irritation of a “chemical ferment” (such as a compound of aluminum) can, by any possibility, be considered a cause of cancer, eliminate all aluminum utensils from your kitchen.”
An article signed only with initials which recounts three cases of breast and internal cancer said to have been cured by living on grape juice with a daily warm-water enema, and endorses Dr. Betts's theory that aluminium cookware is 'a prolific cause of cancer'.
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Provenance and verification note for The Golden Age, A Cure for Cancer
Confidence note. Read in the OCR text layer of the archive.org scan on 19 September 2026 on the leaves mapped to printed pages 434-437. Scanner hyphenation closed up; no words changed.
Scan provenance. Internet Archive item '1930-1934TheGoldenAgeMagazine'; page numbers from the _djvu.xml leaf mapping joined to _page_numbers.json, cross-checked against the issue masthead of 2 April 1930.
Notes. The article also states that the author had 'never seen a hint regarding the grape juice or fruit juice cure' in medical journals, and attributes this to 'the mental invulnerability of the medical fraternity'.
Accessed. 19 September 2026 · Source ID. src-hlth-ga-1930-0402-cure-for-cancer