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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 25, 1928
Page
3
A long public notice rails against impostor cures for catarrh and touts Mr Kugelman’s method as the only lasting solution. It cites sworn testimonials and warns readers about fraudulent claims and dangers of false treatments. The piece references advertisements across cities and premiums paid for campaigns during 1924.
Advertisement by Mr. Kugelman offering consultations for medical treatment without surgery. It states fees for initial consultation and subsequent treatment, requests postal notes and cash, and claims cures for movable kidneys and various internal issues without operations. Claims 40 years of experience and emphasizes identification before providing a diagnostic reply.
The season’s cricket averages and form are summarized from the recent spell of matches. Key players and bowling figures are noted, highlighting standout performances and overall team progress amid variable conditions.
The 1927-28 Porter Cricket Club season records show 48 matches played with four wins. The excerpts provide batting and bowling averages for the above men, including Honea and Sean, though several figures are unreadable in the damaged OCR.
Eugowra reports cold nights with a touch of winter while new buildings rise around town. Last Sunday nine or ten teams from Orbee played, with a 11 to ntl loss after a testing game, and Cudal braces for a cup game next Sunday. a recovery event and farming exhibit are announced with schedule details and local sport results.
A compiled 1920s and 1927 testimonial snippet reports epilepsy and rheumatic illnesses cured by Mr Kugelman in Sydney Geelong and Paddington. Patients describe long suffering and dramatic recoveries, praising the physician’s methods and asking for further referrals.
Warwick report claims a 1720 remedy cured incurable Bright's disease and dropsy. The item presents a bold medical promise attributed to a single breakthrough, detailing dramatic health improvements for a patient.
Sworn evidence from Australia recounts a patient healed after a car crash and long illness. The testimonial praises herbal treatment by Mr H B Kugelman, noting recovery of mobility and farm work ability after months of care.
W. G. Dodd, registered architect and quantity surveyor, is associated with Parker in the related professional matter. Further details remain unreadable in the fragment.
Arthur Ashcroft is named Wisconsin agent for WTOOK, assuming duties as a general representative. The appointment positions him to handle regional affairs and liaison with officials and stakeholders in the state.
A £500 reward is announced for anyone who can prove any of the certificates of cases cured and published by Mr Kugelman are not genuine. The list of diseases claimed cured includes eye diseases, various infections, heart and liver ailments, kidney and digestive disorders, fevers, cancers, tumors, paralysis, gout, rheumatism, stomach and intestinal issues, and numerous other conditions without operation.
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