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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1894
Page
5
The article recounts patients praising Dr Lightbill for radical complete cures after long suffering with bleeding piles and prolapse. It details a case from Mrs W H Cole and others who reported relief within weeks after treatment, alongside local notices and upcoming bowling matches.
Daily consultation by Dr Light will occur at his office and residence for all chronic and obstinate complex diseases of the body. Treatments will be carried out at both locations as needed.
An unclear medical ad promises cures for deafness catarrh and head throat and Lange diseases and other conditions without pain or surgery. It mentions nervous and skin diseases and neuralgic symptoms and notes treatment by a clinic at 144 Crescent Avenue with emphasis on permanent cure.
A round of local events fills the week with prayers led by Miss Mildred Titsworth at Seventh Day Baptist Church and a township school board meeting on December 4. Fundraisers include an Episcopal Church sale at Friendship Hall and a Netherwood sale of lots.
The twelve year old son of Conductor Ernest H Elmhurst of the Pennsylvania Railroad is undergoing a skin grafting operation for burns suffered during the Glorious Fourth Works celebration. The procedure is at Episcopal Hospital Philadelphia. The boy endured the tests without complaint and doctors hope for a complete success.
William Wyckoff the Borough marshal has only twelve hours of sleep since last Saturday. He hunts with companions by day and guards his boat at night. He plans another hunting expedition tomorrow and will sleep Sunday morning before the next week’s campaign begins. A Conkling of this city received a patent for a cane head. Chamberlains Balm is praised for chest or side pain with dampened cloths bound on.
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