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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
8
G H Borton sworn affidavit states he went to W A Benadom Sanitarium Davenport Iowa on December 13 1905 to treat blood poison and left January 2 1906 cured. Notarized February 15 1906 by Henry E C Ditzen Notary Public Scott County Iowa.
Donetta Hall testifies after a three to four year stomach and nervous illness, stating she was cured at the W. A. Benadom Sanitarium from May 21 to June 10, 1905, and has remained well since. The document lists the sanitarium officers and the consulting physician.
William W Pries testifies to years of leg ulcers resistant to standard doctors and hospital care. He attributes complete right leg healing at the Benadom sanitarium in 1903 and plans to treat the left leg, praising the method as superior to regular medicine. He recalls seeing over 100 patients cured during his stay and swears to the statement on February 9, 1906.
Mrs C N White, Sabula Iowa, sworn statement reports ten years illness and admission to W A Benadom Sanitarium on January 25 1906 with great improvement to date and expectation of perfect health. sworn February 15 1906 before Henry E C Ditzen.
A sworn statement by D. A. Leach describes chronic constipation and related ailments. He sought treatment at W. A. Benadom’s Sanitarium in Davenport Iowa, began January 1906, reports relief after three weeks and ongoing regular bowels and appetite. He invites inquiries at the Parkner Shop in Moline Illinois. Dated March 1906.
John Potter of Davenport Iowa sworn statement claims a cancerous growth under his right arm vanished after treatment at W A Benadom Sanitarium from October 8 to October 28 1905. He states he resumed work before Thanksgiving 1905 and has had no further trouble.
Mrs Mina Scheef of Davenport Iowa swore she suffered a May 1905 appendicitis requiring surgery per a physician. A friend alerted W A Benadom Sanitarium Company and she was admitted to The Benadom Sanitarium on West Third Street where treatment began May 16 1905 and she was discharged May 20 1905 cured with no further symptoms. Dated February 19 1906. Notary Public of Scott County Iowa.
Chicago physician E T Kennedy testifies to the W A Benadom Sanitarium Co. noting treatment methods and results surpass other remedies. He states personal acquaintance and endorses the sanitarium, with sworn notarization dated September 6, 1906.
John Alberts Jr of Forreston Illinois sworn statement describes five years of abdominal pains diagnosed as gallstones bowels and appendicitis by several doctors. He traveled to the Benadom Sanitarium Davenport Iowa in January February 1906 and states all pain left him by February 9 1906 and he has felt well since.
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