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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1879
Page
3
Moline Savings Bank of Moline Illinois lists charter by the Legislature. The bank opens daily from 9 AM to 3 PM and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 8 PM. Interest on all deposits at 6 percent per year.
A Davenport Medal Institute physician Walter Connaughton claims a miraculous cure for a patient with eight years of deafness and chronic catarrh. The letter praises Connaughton's method, noting rapid relief and restored hearing after a single treatment. The testimonial urges public awareness of his cures and invites inquiries about the system.
A historic note from SBR Stoddard urges a merit based practice in public health and safety. The writer discusses long standing medical concerns and calls for reforms affecting disease treatment and throat and sun related health issues, praising prudent methods and disciplined oversight.
J W Whitaker Alderman of Davenport Iowa endorses a treatment by a noted physician for catarrh. Patient H Wintaker testifies to immediate relief after ten days of use and urges others to seek the same care. The letter praises the method and offers his name for inquiries.
A letter from C F Klenzil of Davenport Iowa praises a remedy for chronic catarrh afflicting Connavonton-1 since 1878. The writer reports long worm-related symptoms and credits the treatment with mildness and general satisfaction, claiming noticeable improvement after days of use.
Davemont Iowa September 30 1875 M Hobbs writes of reliable relief from catarrh after trying remedies and doctors he praises a superior method for curing the throat complaint. He recommends the treatment to others and signs with respect.
A Davenport Iowa letter from P Lutje reports his daughter Elwine healed from partial paralysis in two weeks after treatment by Dr. Connaughton. He praises the surgeon and urges others to seek his care, claiming rapid improvement and potential savings of time and money.
An unreliable passage describes Capt Eon Bryson and others linked to the Northern Line and Comtiufest or Murehone Davesroet. It mentions June dates, a long illness, and a treatment that improved symptoms before relapse. The text includes garbled names and odd spellings, with references to a Poereseed treatment and a media institute.
Frank Filbert es asserts a 23 year old woman from Atetown-Tear Sir My who suffered catarrh chronic rheumatism and arm deformity regained full use of her arm within two weeks after undergoing his treatment. He claims several eminent physicians doubted recovery and even suggested amputation, but this cure restored health and mobility.
Miss Carrie Morchouse daughter of Captain LeGrand Morehouse of Buffalo Iowa was afflicted with a head lesion covering nine years. After seven months under Dr Connaughton her scalp cleared and hair returned. Capt Morehouse and Davenport physicians attest to the cure and praise the remedies used.
Andrew H McGee of Davenport Iowa writes expressing deep gratitude for his son’s eye treatment at Dr Cunnavantos Institute. He notes two years of debilitating eye illness prior to care from renowned physicians and a discouraging prognosis finally reversed by the doctor’s skill. He urges others with chronic diseases to seek treatment.
The passage notes Dr Connaughton treats cases across many patients and mentions appending references. It asserts his fame and that his practice focuses on head, throat, lungs, ccrofala, chronic disease, and both minor and capital surgery. It suggests sending questions from invalids seeking his opinion.
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