Transcription: In the summer of 1924, Roosevelt heard about the healthsome waters of Warm Springs, Georgia. On October 3rd, he made his first visit to the place, swam and exercised, and concluded in a most guarded way. It just might have curative properties. He could stay in the water longer. It was more relaxing. The Creek Indians, local legend had it, were the first to realize the healing properties of the water that gushed out of Pine Mountain. In fact, the water did have unusual mineral qualities greater concentrations of magnesium and calcium therapists claimed it was the most buoyant fresh water they h ...
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