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''A Medical Sensation'' is an advertising published in many British newspapers between 21 and 30 april 1903, for a cure to Locomotor Ataxy. The ad had from 0 to 6 illustrations depending on newspapers.<br />
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The ad is mentioning an extract of [[Arthur Conan Doyle]]'s short story, [[The Surgeon Talks]] (1894), where the mental agony of the medical man is, according to the ad, attributed to Locomotor Ataxy.<br />
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== Editions ==<br />
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* in ''[[Liverpool Daily Post]]'' (25 april 1903 [UK])<br />
* in ''[[Weekly Dispatch]]'' (26 april 1903 [UK])<br />
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== A Medical Sensation ==<br />
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[[File:liverpool-daily-post-1903-04-25-p3-a-medical-sensation.jpg|thumb|700px|center|[[Liverpool Daily Post]] (25 april 1903, p. 3)]]<br />
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