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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
8
An advertisement touts a free trial package for a catarrh cure claiming immediate relief from gagging spitting bad breath and hawking and assures no cost. The offer requests name and address via a coupon to receive the trial.
A garbled message mentions hacking and a distant connection to the Vieten of Bingast and others. No clear events or names beyond vague affiliations are readable.
Fragmentary text mentions Gent and Kim with unclear actions and dates, no coherent event or identifiable organizations or persons. Unable to determine concrete news item or outcome from the provided content.
A mid age man disrupted a political primary meeting in San Asiento Sept 19 shouting and coughing. He was forcibly removed after threats and was taken to the county hospital with injuries. A local ad for Gauss Catarrh Treatment accompanies the report.
A sales pitch portrays catarrh as wrecking home life and health. The Gauss treatment is touted as a cure with testimonials, coupons, and a free sample offer, urging readers to mail to CB Gates in Marshall Michigan. Includes vivid sensational scenes to persuade readers to buy.
A promotional notice claims catarrh can cause severe illness and death if untreated and offers a free treatment by mail. Readers are urged to send a coupon to receive the remedy and judge its effectiveness themselves. The ad emphasizes dramatic outcomes to prompt action.
A vintage health advertisement warns that catarrh in the head can dull thinking, memory, and concentration as the germ damages nerves and brain. It urges readers to mail a coupon to Gauss for a cure package, claiming no cost and quick relief.
Dr Manning Fish of Joliet claimed most blindness worldwide stems from catarrh in the nasal cavities. He cited thirty-one cases over several years showing immediate vision improvements after treating diseased nasal passages. He warned untreated catarrh may cause blindness and urged recognition at the next international medical congress.
A Petoskey Michigan writer reports from Laon Ri thin that after a course of a Gauss treatment their deafness improved. The statement claims hearing improved to fifteen feet and waves of auditory clarity.
A persuasive piece arguing that a healer proves honesty by allowing patients to test the Ganes Catarrh Treatment. It urges readers to mail a coupon to receive a free sample and information, claiming no obligation and that results will demonstrate cure potential for catarrh.
An elderly veteran writes grateful praise for Mr. Ganes claiming complete cure of symptoms including catarrh. He notes his wife, a graduated nurse, confirms improvement and says he will recommend the treatment to others. The author gives permission to use the testimonial in recommendations.
A testimonial from Digineer of Birdectio South Wend praises a advertised catarrh remedy. After three weeks the writer reports complete relief and urges others to try the treatment via a coupon for a free trial package, claiming full recovery in a week.
A fragile ad warns of catarrh disruption at meals and offers a free trial of Gauss Catarrh Treatment. It promotes rich BR Gaves of Marshall at 0416 Main and urges readers to mail a coupon to receive the purported cure and relief from social misery.
The speaker offers a free trial treatment to persuade readers, claiming it cures many ailments and improves health. He says conversations with patients would prove the claims, but provides a coupon to obtain the trial instead.
A promotional piece extols Gauss treatment for catarrh and diphtheria, claiming common sense and patient perseverance explain the cure’s apparent success. It urges readers to forget old ideas, trust the method, and send the coupon for more information.
Coupon offers a trial package of Gauss Combined Catarrh Treatment mailed in a plain package. Fill name and address on the coupon and mail to C, B, GAUSS, 2416 Main St Marshall Michigan.
The article argues catarrh can affect people anywhere from Pike's Peak to lake shores, noting high altitudes do not prevent the germ. It urges early treatment with Gauss complete treatment sold by Adtrene Gent Gausa at 2416 Main Street, Marshall, Mich.
A Chicago reader praises a cough remedy that cured his wife after many failed medicines. He describes her severe nighttime coughing and sleeplessness, notes rapid relief, and offers to vouch for the product to friends who write for confirmation. The testimonial includes a price reference of 84 cents and mentions a person named W. Themes in Illinois.
A persuasive appeal touts Gauss Catarrh Treatments as a cure for long lasting catarrh. The ad urges readers to send a 3 cent stamp with name and address to Gauss at 2416 Main, promising a return mail order sample and proof of cure.
Cure for catarrh claimed with a commonsense method. The ad promises a trial package at no cost to prove the treatment’s effectiveness.
A patient outreach from Gauss in Marshall Michigan promotes free catarrh treatment. The letter offers no cost or obligation and claims strong relief even in severe cases, inviting readers to request the Gauss remedy package.
The reader reports after an absence that he has been cured by a treatment described as the best catarrh remedy. He credits a wine remedy and notes confidence in its lasting effect if symptoms return.
An editorial lament notes catarrh as a frequent unseen killer and argues many deaths are recorded as pneumonia or cancer instead of catarrh. It promotes Gauss Combined Catarrh Treatment, offering a free trial by mail with a coupon and address at 2416 Main Street Marshall, Michigan.
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