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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1900
Page
6
A fragmented account praises Dr S P Goudy as a renowned magnetic healer of long standing. It claims he abandoned pill based methods for magnetism and spiritual principles, recounts thousand s healed and public recognition from universities and institutions, and asserts his stage as a leading magnet healer with controversial methods.
A fragmented text argues for a Naturist medical philosophy promoted by the Fork Wayne University of Natal or Akugueth, denouncing conventional medicine. It asserts healing through magnetic and immanent forces, condemns drugs, and presents a quasi spiritual critique of medical science as a perversion. The piece praises a specific healer and cites religious and historic analogies to support its claims.
A letter from GEORGE DH MARTIN describes illness and cure claims attributed to a healer named Trisha in the past. The text details extended suffering from rheumatism and insomnia and asserts miraculous improvement after following the healer's regimen.
A patient describes severe nervous prostration and credits a magnetic science treatment as the only remedy that brought relief. She reports extended suffering, attempted self death, then rapid improvement after switching from magnetic therapy to a different approach, acknowledging the healer's role and expressing gratitude.
A letter from a recovered patient extols permanent cure of kidney and bladder issues by Dr Lowelle. The writer, once tormented by severe symptoms for years, testifies to dramatic improvement after treatment, expressing gratitude for restored health and endurance. The message reflects strong personal relief and belief in the doctor’s ability.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts a patient’s struggle with asthma and a quest for relief. The speaker mentions Professor Gundy, medical trials, and an exhausting search for a remedy, including hospital stays and travel for treatment, amid waning hope and eventual belief in a cure.
A damaged OCR letter to Professor Wy recounts a writer's cramp cure story. The writer mentions Mevaikis Mo and Dr Wy, notes about sensitivity and writing trouble, and a patient recovering after weeks. The fragmentary text reflects a medical inquiry and attempted remedy with limited readable details.
An article promotes a magnetic and electrotherapeutic regime for female disorders led by Prof. Gutdy and Mrs. Prof. Goudy. It describes private, confidential treatment at a hospital setting with no “manhandling” of patients, promising immediate improvement and the option to receive care at home without hospital confinement.
A fragmented discourse argues for progress and retrogression in world affairs. It contends that true advancement requires understanding natural laws and the sciences, including magnetic theory, astrology, and the esoteric power claimed by a purported universal health ministry. The passage warns against superstition and champions knowledge as power shaping fate.
A garbled account references compelled aid, a trial course at Miguelie Prene, and a claim of permanent cure. It mentions work refusal, a jail voice, and a belief that the cure would relieve symptoms, with later assurances of enduring relief and heartfelt support.
A patient recounts recovery from creeping paralysis after magnet therapy claiming a full restoration of health. The account quotes W Creswell praising the treatment and noting prior symptoms slowly worsened before the therapy allegedly cured all bodily functions.
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