Mind as a cause and cure of disease presented from a medical, scientific and religious point of view
A 1914 self-published treatise by Eli Beers, issued by the author in Chicago, arguing from medical, scientific and religious standpoints that the mind can cause and cure disease, aimed at readers interested in mental healing. Its pictures are crude, heavy black ink silhouettes and outlines, a head profile, a bald rounded skull, a triangular funnel-like sign with a dot, and a bold face in profile, offering a designer simple, graphic shapes built from bold contour and solid black mass.
