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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1916
Page
4
A medical ad argues chronic catarrh is incurable yet claims a new method by Mr H E Kugelman from Melbourne Australia can cure nasal catarrh and related ailments without surgery. It asserts constitutional causes and urges readers to seek private consultation at his clinics.
During the war Mr Kogelmans offers consultations at intervals of about sixteen weeks. A preliminary consulting fee of 2 is charged by the syndicate and is non refundable. The fee may be paid by cash or cheque and covers treatment by mail. He claims to have treated patients successfully from his head office at 108-108 King Street, Melbourne.
A dated notice lists consult times for Mr. Kogelman at two hotels. Dates range May 1 1918 to May 11, with multiple daily windows from 10 am to 6 pm and later evening slots. Locations include Palas[e] Hotel, Port on, and Freemasons Motel, Geraldton, with varied hours and days in May.
Sworn testimonials from Australian parents praise Mr Kugelman for permanent cure without drugs or surgery. Readily available proof and inquiries are offered from the head office at 108 King Street Melbourne. Requests for a penny stamp will secure a free medical inquiry and pamphlet.
A patient reports years of chronic eczema on hands and arms with cracked skin and painful irritation. After failing with three to four doctors and unsuitable medicines, Mr Kugelman treated and cured me in a way that gives hope to others suffering like me.
A mother reports her daughter fully recovered after undergoing Mr Kugelman's treatment. She states the daughter suffered long from poor digestion, growth issues, and liver and lung impairment, and now is in good health.
Testimonial recounts severe asthma cases and multiple medicines failing until treatment by Kageenan’s healer. A Melbourne reader reports dramatic relief within days and full cure over months, with others affirming recovery from gastric, heart, liver and kidney ailments after the same method.
John Frances Young recalls a twenty five year asthma ordeal in New South Wales. He credits a healer, Mr Kuget, with curing the condition in six months after other doctors failed, while weight increased and breathing required propping in bed. sworn April 16 1908 before Frederick Smith.
Jane Wane of Serrey Hills in New South Wales states she suffered from typhoid fever from 1801, endured weeks in hospital, and after thirteen doctors declared no hope she credits Mr Kagelmaa's Herbal Medicine with a complete recovery from seven different diseases. The affidavit, dated 6 August 1808, is witnessed by A T Caerpelter J.P.
Fragmented medical reminiscence recounts a patient’s cure from hysteric epilepsy under Dr Rigel wan’s treatment after severe distress, collapse, and prolonged misery, followed by complete recovery and absence of prior pains.
The narrator, aged 74, describes a decade long heart and lung illness with severe congestion and choking. After failed attempts with Melbourne and Sydney doctors and various medicines, they claim improvement only after Mr Kugelman's treatment, regaining strength to walk stairs and resume activity, with location notes about Kogarah and San Souci and dates in 160.
Thomas Shanabaw reports four years of deafness with tremors at Alms Street Paddington. He states no relief from prior treatments until consulting Mr Kugelman whose treatment cured his illness. Witness W J Trouton attested this sworn in Brisbane on 3 November 1901.
A fragmentary 19th century testimonial shows individuals naming doctors and cures for asthma and long diseases. Sworn statements cite personal improvement after treatment, with signatures and notarization. The excerpt references names such as Conrad Berholper and Henry Benjamin and mentions Downfall and Rivertress Finenery Dame as part of the garbled text.
A patient on Waller Street Godturn reports a radical cure of epilepsy after trying doctors without success. The witness signed at Goulburn on May 18 1908, noting no further fits or seizures for ten years. The document bears signatures of a witness John O'Brien J P.
A patient declares a lengthy battle with eczema on hands and face ended after treatment by Dr Kugelman. The testimonial, sworn before an official, states the sufferer was over twenty years plagued, endured intense itching and burning, and now reports complete or lasting relief with improved health.
A long suffering patient details severe sciatic pain and leg swelling unrelieved by two years of orthodox care. After three years under Mr Kugelman’s treatment, the leg healed completely and permanently. The testimonial is signed F W Linee and notes five years since recovery.
An unclear note from Humphrey Street Botany dated August 107 sworn before Ludwig Teschner documents a wife's Tagean disease headaches and an attempted cure with a lease or medicine, asking if any good effect or complete cure was achieved, signed and sworn.
James Kireat of Toowoomia states he suffered asthma for seven years and was advised by four doctors, one of whom claimed he was in the second stage of consumption. After consulting Mr Engelman he began treatment, and over two years since his attack his calarrh and lung condition improved under the treatment. Sworn before me at Toswoombs December 17, 1208.
In 190s Herbert Archie McKean recounts a grave consumptive illness that progressed to the lungs. After consulting Dr Kugelman and six weeks of herbal treatment the bleeding ceased, cough eased, sleep returned, and appetite improved. He claims full cure and later success in Stawell races before a notary.
A man recalls a diagnosed incurable heart ailment that left him bedridden for months, with doctors unable to help and bystanders fearing collapse. After hospital stays and a new doctor’s care his condition gradually improved and the danger faded.
Unclear report notes a facial paralysis condition in Leichmlardt area with a medical cure claimed. Details are fragmentary and origins of the report are uncertain, leaving the outcome and parties involved not clearly identifiable.
Patrick Stewart describes years of chronic internal complaint in Ballarat. After trying many doctors and medicines with little relief, a three month course of Hetvil Medicine from Mr Kugelman brought marked improvement. He can now work, eat, and sleep better.
A fragment from a long damaged notice contains testimonies about Dr Kugelman claiming cures for hydatid lung cysts and cataracts. Signed statements dated in December and with remarks on prior treatments and non surgical outcomes.
A damaged OCR note describes a past wagon accident in which the spine was affected, causing severe agony and paralysis. The writer recalls loss of memory and ongoing nervous distress despite treatment from medical experts in Brisbane.
A 1900 sworn statement reports Mrs J Ladd and Mr George Bay describing relief from catarrh and middle ear trouble after consulting Mr Kugelman. They cite prolonged internal complaints, temporary medical care, an operation, and eventual complete recovery following Kugelman’s instructions. George Bay notes nasal and throat symptoms improved for over six years.
A damaged 1907 affidavit from Plainland describes long standing kidney trouble affecting the witness’s ability to work. It cites Engelman and Wasson in vague terms and is sworn before a local official on September 25, 1907.
A patient recalls gradual night vision loss and failing eye glasses. After consulting optician Mr Kugeimas and a proposed operation, non surgical treatment cured the cause, restoring night vision and improving overall health, with now only tiny print readable. Dated December 12, 1590.
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