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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1924
Page
3
The text notes Nelike Kugelman’s ads as a beacon against fake cures and urges skepticism toward imitators. It asserts no other method of treatment defeats illness like Kugelman’s, claiming lasting cures anchored in long past successes.
A Melbourne Sydney Adelaide testimony promotes Mr W Kugelman’s method claiming to cure chronic catarrh and allied ailments by addressing the constitutional cause. The ad asserts numerous patients were healed and sworn to truth, praising diagnostic skill and lasting results at Kugelman’s clinic chain.
Fragmented notice promotes medical consulting and treatment with a 20 currency unit fee, detailing intervals and payment options. It claims dramatic cures by Mr Kugelman, who advertises long experience in Portland and Milworne, urging letters with payment for mailed consultations.
Chief Executive Offices for Australasia at 106 108 King Street Melbourne lists a famed herbal consultant with over forty years in British subjects. Consultations scheduled at Horsham Wonthaggi Bordertown Nhill Murtoa and other towns, with venue details and dates in December 1924.
Fragmentary testimonials from Australian patients describe a so called cure by Mr Kugelman after conventional medicine failed. The letters claim dramatic relief from chronic asthma and related symptoms attributed to a proprietary method and cure regime.
A Ringwood witness signs that a Paralytic Fit in his son led to paralysis until a doctor’s treatment by Mr Kugelman restored movement and cured him. Another 1908 affidavit from Oola reports incurable asthma and catarrh cured by Kugrimas with neuralgia and earache relief, sworn before JP Grant and KE Wright.
A local testimony from Wangaratta claims cure of asthma and bronchitis after treatment by four doctors. The witness says symptoms have ceased and asserts permanent relief following the unnamed therapy.
An elderly claimant testifies that over twenty years ago Mr. Kugelman cured her cataract without surgery and she has had no recurrence. She contrasts prior operations with the cure and notes improved sight after following his treatment steps.
A patient recounts chronic fistula bronchitis and arsenical poisoning with severe coughing and distress. After failed treatments in Sydney and New York hospitals, care by Mr Kagel and Dr Rugelman led to a dramatic recovery and restoration of health following arsenic poisoning.
A collection of testimonials from Australian locals claiming cures for epilepsy tuberculosis tubercular bone disease lung disease and hydatid disease, and floating kidneys after treatment by Mr Kugelman. Signed statements from 1899 to 1902 attest to dramatic recoveries and long-term remission.
A letter from G. M. Riddle JP describes a long battle against eye pain and blindness treated by Dr. Howard Pres in Brighton. After consulting MWe Kegelman and other doctors the writer notes improvement and steadier health following a suggested rest and care plan. The narrative shifts to a separate account of gallstones treated at a hospital with recovery after strong medicines and hospital care.
Personal accounts describe asthma relief attempts with folk remedies and a claimed heart disease cure over ten years. The letter cites Dr James Gratam and a patient near Yass, NSW, detailing various herbs, tonics, and a controversial treatment timeline with uncertain results.
A collection of patient testimonials praising Kagelman and his remedy for chronic asthma and kidney disease. Notes long battles with illness, multiple doctors, and eventual improvement after treatment. Includes multiple sign-offs and dates from various witnesses.
A scanned Australian notice column lists various testimonials describing cures after medical treatment by Mr. Kugelman at Sydney addresses. The items claim relief from cysts, tumors, epilepsy, and nerve or chest issues, with multiple signatories including Joan Atkinson and Sartholomew.
A testimonial from Mrs Ling and Mr Kugelman describe dramatic cures of incurable Bright's disease and dropsy after treatment. The statements recount long illness, radical improvement, regained mobility, and return to work on a poultry farm, with sworn affidavits dated June 23.
A garbled account from North Shore NSW describes a disorderly incident with multiple injuries, hospital care, and ongoing pain. The text references victims, medical response, and the chaotic scene at a location near a public building, with unclear names and specifics due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary text mentions places and people with garbled wording. It references a tent, arterial path, and possible names like My Rustam Teast and Vor Saih Straka, but details are obscured by OCR errors. The piece lacks coherent events or dates to summarize clearly.
Fragmentary text fragment mentions ORESE S ISLAND and VETS a DS. unclear names and dates. scattered phrases include High Treas crates and a Mattoon reference. content appears damaged with unreadable segments and nonsensical lines.
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