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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1927
Page
8
An appeal seeks names of about 15 000 people suffering from catarrh deafness and head noises. The author claims to have an original home treatment free of cost and invites the distressed to try it. the writer states long illness and multiple prior remedies.
A specialist in eye ear nose and throat announces 15000 free demonstration treatments to be shipped within 30 days. He claims quick relief from deafness head noises or nasal catarrh and invites sufferers to request a free sample by writing or sending a coupon.
A series of testimonials from customers in Lawrence Boston Chicago Houston Ashland Boulder Ansty Lythia and other places claim relief from catarrh deafness head noises and throat drops after using a particular treatment. Stories emphasize improved hearing absence of noises and overall better health after three days or more.
A request invites readers to fill a coupon for a prepaid parcel post demonstration treatment at no cost or obligation. The issuer urges immediate action and promises to send the treatment without delay. The notice emphasizes no risks to the recipient.
Authorities claim ninety percent of deafness comes from catarrh of the head and air passages. Nasal catarrh is linked to indigestion rheumatism and other conditions. The speaker offers free evaluation and treatment by mail, saying he has restored hearing in hundreds of cases and will send it at his own risk and expense.
Dr. W. C. Coffee offers a prepaid home treatment for deafness head noises and catarrh. He claims to treat more cases than any physician in the United States and asks readers to mail their name and address with a note on their condition. The offer urges immediate action as the notice may not appear again.
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