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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1908

Page

3

Henry Beards Fulton in His Portland Den

In Portland Oregon United Press reports Henry Meney will address a 4000 seat hall as opposition to United States Senator Fulton. The speech aims to counter Fulton’s charges and challenge his influence as a representative of special interests.

Henry Beards Fulton Portland Roosevelt Francis J. Hen United States Fulton Addrons Jeney Meney mount i @asociation Heney Benator Fulton Oregon

Navy orders send 700 sailors to Asiatic Station

The Navy Department ordered 700 enlisted men in New York to be dispatched to the Asiatic station to fill ship quotas. The Prairie now en route from Guantanamo to New York will take aboard these sailors at New York and deliver them at Colon on May 4, then move them to Panama City to board the Buffalo for delivery.

United Press Washington Navy Partment Today New York Prairie Guantanamo Colon Isthmus Panama City

Endorsement Drives Support for Larson and Telecom Originator

John Anderson Snohomish County Commissioner and his wife endorse James Austin Larson founder of Telecom at the Savoy Hotel Seattle. Anderson reports no complaints, noting improvements in both his and his wife’s health and praising Larson’s efforts and sincerity.

James Austin Larson John Anderson Snohomish County Washington Savoy Hotel Seattle Anson Hotel Savoy

Endorsements by Mr Larson’s Patients

Mrs Christopher of 20034 First Avenue testifies she understood the consultation fee and was pleased with Tele Toni treatment, hoping Larson may continue practicing and noting rapid improvement. Theodore Abbott of Edmonds Washington says he paid the fee and his condition greatly improved after a single Telecom treatment by James Austin Larson.

Austin Larson Mr. Larson Sam

Fragmentary medical note from Mr Augusta Nelson in Manchester

The readable text records Augusta Nelson describing a medical consultation and pain, noting Sam is getting better and criticizing doctors for not helping Mr Larson, with implied dissatisfaction and a caller’s personal view.

Al Beith Comments on Contamination Fee Payment

Al Beith states that one payment under the contamination fee has been made and applied to his account and that he is satisfied with the outcome.

AL Beith

Treynor Marine Fireman Admitted Port Townsend Hospital

Michael Treynor a marine fireman is listed as a patient at the Marine Hospital in Port Townsend from January 1, 1907, through an unspecified date. The fragment notes his voluntary statements and hospital stay during this period.

Michael Treynor

Mrs Clara Gates Praises Conciliation Treatment

Mrs Clara Gates of Mount Vernon Washington says she understood and paid the conciliation fee and is improving under the treatments given by Mr Larson.

Telecon treatment aids Seattle man’s return to walking

Mrs Hannah Peterson of 121 Fremont Avenue and Mr George Kelly of 2153 Sixty second street testify to Telecon therapy by James Austin Larsen. The patient, once in a wheelchair at Port Townsend, credits Larsen with restoring use of his legs, walking unaided after initial sessions and praising the treatment value.

Endorsement for Lareen Telecon Treatment by Queen Anne Resident

A strong endorsement from Mre. and Preetiien of 2144 Seventh Avenue West Queen Anne supports James Austin Lareen and his Tele con treatment. She cites understanding of terms and fees and notes business office explanations that consultations may be warned off for unlikely relief.

Mre. &. Preetiien Seventh Avenue West Queen Anne James Austin Lareen Hie

Mrs A Rohr Bacher Praises Telecon Treatment

Mrs A Rohr Bacher of 2156 Sixty third Street testifies she benefited from Telecon treatments after unsatisfactory results with standard doctors. She recounts treatment by a Seattle doctor and a Ta con clinic, defending the therapy against criticism.

Endorsement for Curtin Guild Jr as vice secretary in MA GOP

Massachusetts Governor Curtin Guild Jr. receives Republican convention backing for the vice secretary post. The article notes the platform favors battleship projects and rail, corporate, and financial policy stances. An auction of real estate is advertised by Mutual Realty Company at 604 Pioneer Building with a rent-friendly lot sale on easy terms.

Boston Curtin Guild, Jr Massachusetts Beattle Mutual, Realty Company Pioneer

James Austin Larson and Telecom Science in West Seattle

Neighbors in West Seattle amazed as Mr Boehm returns from Savoy Hotel cured using Larson’s treatment. Boehm, on crutches for 21 months after rheumatic illness in Honolulu, walks with a stick after one session and credits Larson with a near miraculous recovery.

Honolulu Mr. Boehm Larson Boehm Mr. Larson Seattle

Nelson Credits Tele com Treatment For Mobility Gain

F. J. Nelson of 12004 Western Avenue, a 22 month patient at the Marine Hospital, testified that tele com practitioner James Austin Larson warned paralyzed condition was incurable yet promised help. Nelson says he may use canes instead of crutches and demonstrated walking unaided to prove improvement.

Telecon treatment praised by patient at 668 Aloha Street

Mrs. G. Robinson testifies she understood a consultation fee was due and praises James Austin Larson for a powerful, immediate relief of intense pain. She expresses delight at the opportunity to receive the Telecon treatment and endorses Mr Larson’s fairness and capability.

Mrs Margaret Egbert Praises Telecon Treatment Satisfaction

Mrs Margaret Egbert of 1421 Tigye Avenue West widow, brought her child to James Austin Lareen for treatment. The boy improved and she endorses Telecon, saying she understood the consultation fee and has no complaint, glad she secured Mr Larson’s services.

Mrs Thomas Roney of Montera Wash Speaks on Consultation Terms

Mrs. Thomas Roney of Montera Washington explains she understood the consultation terms and agreed to pay the fee, though she has not decided on condition improvement and understands the fee is nonrefundable.

Thomas Roney Montera, Wash

Capts Elliott Billott Comment on Consultation Fee

Capt Billott of 813 Thirty-second Avenue explains he paid a consultation fee and that if he pursued treatments it would apply to them. otherwise it stood as a consultation fee. He says he has benefited from the treatments and has no complaints.

Honolulu Seattle Moana Billott Thirty-second Avenue

Mrs Hanson of Colby Speaks On Consultation Fee

Mrs Hanson of Colby says she understood a consultation fee was requested but not compulsory if she wished to pay. She notes her daughter benefited from the service and speaks to the benefit received.

Mrs. Hanson Colby Derstood Mr. Larson

Sedro-Woolley Man Praises Telecon Treatments

P. V. M Fadden, of Sedro Woolley, says he fully understood the consultation fee proposition and cites immediate results from James Austin Larson’s Telecon treatments.

Consultation fee paid in full on University Street

A speaker identified as J. Chapman states they understood the consultation fee and paid it willingly on University Street. No additional context or consequences are provided.

J. Chapman University Street

Delusion of Moral Superiority Across Opinions

Quote attributed to James Austin Larson critiques the belief that one is mentally or morally superior to others with differing opinions. The origin is noted as Orig inator of Telecom.

Patient Reports Improvement After First Treatment

Mrs. Cleon Gates of Mount Vernon states she understood the consultation fee and received one treatment, claiming visible improvement already.

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