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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1899
Page
9
Mrs. Dicks and Dr. Gothard endorse the Oxydonor after reports of cures for nervousness, a crippled ankle, stomach catarrh, fainting spells, rheumatic pains, and general improved health. Testimonials from E W Dunford and C G Waryen cite life-changing benefits and strong personal belief in the device. Atlantic, Iowa March 25, 1890.
Mrs Gerlach credits the Oxydonor Victory with curing her after eight doctors failed to help her. She reports rapid improvement, no continuing medical bills, and claims it also cured her son’s whooping cough in four days. She states many in her family have benefited and would not part with it for any price.
Letter from L B Gardner of Atlantic Iowa March 27 1899 reports two months use of the Oxydonor improved his stomach condition. He says he now eats heartily and credits proper care plus treatment for benefit. CG Warner notes no direct change in health at first but eventual improvement is claimed.
D D Robertson foreman at Valley Junction Rock Island Roundhouse credits Oxydonor with curing chronic dyspepsia after sixty days use. He describes sleepless nights, low spirits, and digestive distress then reports improved digestion, appetite, and sleep. Mrs Robertson also benefited for grip and nervousness.
G H Chenoweth of Atlantic Iowa writes that the Sandies Oxydonor proved very satisfactory and able to do all claimed. He reports his family’s quick recoveries from a cold with fever, chickenpox, and his wife’s heart trouble and nervousness improving with continued use. March 27, 1899.
DeWitt C Franklin presiding elder of the Methodist Episcopal Church formerly of Atlantic testifies to the Oxydonor as an efficient remedy for human ailments. He notes remarkable cures in difficult cases where other medications failed and cites endorsements from prominent clergy. Council Bluffs January 11 1899.
A Des Moines man, W. B. Crayford of 841 Sixteenth Street, recounts recovery from appendicitis after using Dr. Sanchez’s Oxydonor Victory. He describes prolonged bowels trouble, severe pain, and renewed appetite and sleep, crediting the device for improvement and eventual recovery. Crawford & Miller, 410 West Locust Street, Des Moines, supplied details.
An advertisement touts oxydonor as a universal cure for fevers, colds, pneumonia, throat and lung diseases, digestive and nervous disorders, female complaints, impotence, cancer, rheumatism, and more. It argues against stomach-based remedies, citing supposed miraculous recoveries in various conditions.
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