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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1912
Page
5
Advertisement for Lee K Chin offering a free calculated root bark and herb treatment claim. Promises centuries of efficacy and personal proof at no charge, urging skeptical readers to write for a free remedy and a plain wrapper package.
An old Chinese legend about the stomach as the body’s central organ rebels against other organs until rebalanced. The tale extols stomach nourishment and warns of decay without a well fed stomach, then promotes K. Chin's herbal cure and a mail coupon for treatment proof.
Prominent Chinese herbalist Lee K Chin offers a free trial of his Nature Remedies claiming centuries of civilization shaped their efficacy and arguing nature alone provides cures. He promises a proof treatment by mail after sending a coupon, presenting his methods as rooted in four millennia of Chinese medical practice.
An advertisement promises a permanent cure for female ailments without personal examination. It urges women to write to Lee K Chin with details of pain and symptoms and offers free remedies made from nature's teas and herbs. The message emphasizes privacy and discourages conventional office procedures.
An offer promotes a free copy of Four Thousand Years of Medicine in China to one man and one woman in each locality. The ad claims the book costs one dollar but is free with a life improving medical guidance and a free treatment demonstration. Readers in San Francisco are urged to write Lee K Chin with personal health details.
An advertisement for Chinese herbal remedies by Lee K Chin promising cures for chronic illness. It urges readers to fill a coupon and mail it, claiming the treatment can restore health where other methods fail. Signed testimonials appear from Francis Creux of Vermont.
An article warns about kidney neglect causing serious disease and urges readers to seek Lee Chin Chinese remedies. It describes symptoms like back pain, nausea, and swelling and promises a free proof treatment upon request. It advocates immediate action.
A newspaper ad touts a home proof treatment for liver trouble and biliousness attributed to a disordered liver. It claims Chinese herbs remove poisons, improve mood, and prevent further illness, offering a free trial by mailing a coupon to Lee K Chin in San Francisco.
Lee K Chin claims global reach with herbal cures for many ailments though not cancer or tuberculosis. He offers free proof treatment and a health book to interested individuals at 22770 Hall Safe Building San Francisco California, urging readers to act now despite distance.
An advertisement extols Chinese herbs as a cure for neuralgia, arguing it differs from rheumatism and offers a free home treatment by mail. It urges readers to fill a coupon and request the remedy, claiming powerful nerve soothing and strength-building effects from roots herbs and barks.
An advertisement touts a Chinese remedy for catarrh claiming vast American prevalence. It urges readers to contact Lee K. Chin in San Francisco for a treatment that allegedly relieves the disease and its social and health impacts. A prior patient testimonial from R. Nockford of Wash. endorses the cure after 45 days.
Patient in Los Angeles writes praise for a kidney and bladder remedy from the Chinese Herb Co of San Francisco. He reports years of ailment and indigestion relief after the first medicine and full cure after the last course, offering his name for referrals.
A patient from Rockville Seabatnn expresses gratitude to the Chinese Herb Co in San Francisco for medicine that improved his health. The letter thanks the doctor for the treatment and compliments the care received, noting strong personal appreciation and willingness to recommend the service.
Advert shows a free trial for a Chinese Pile Remedy promising instant relief from pain and inflammation. Claims quick recovery and avoidance of surgery. urges sending name and address to Lee Chin in San Francisco for home proof treatment.
A promotion touts Lee K Chin offering Chinese rheumatism cures, claiming blood purification and relief from joint stiffness. Readers are urged to request a free health book and treatment at 2270 Hall Safe Building, San Francisco, with promises of proof and testimonials.
A Oregon farmer, B. A. Williams of Cilnefalls, reports relief from rheumatism and backache after using a plaster treatment. He notes he still wears the plaster and asks when it can be removed. He offers his name for use in promoting the treatment.
A patient named Hraim Day from Sullivan writes that after poor results with other doctors he found relief from rheumatism after consulting the new physician. He says he is cured and urges others with similar afflictions to seek this practitioner.
J H Dodson of Selma Fresno County California writes praising the Chinese remedies from Chinese Herb Co. He reports taking the last lot exactly as directed and experiencing wonderful changes. He admits previous prejudice against Chinese doctors and medicines and says the received medicine has done more good than twenty years of American treatments.
A customer writes from Shasta County praising the treatment from the Chinese Herb Co. in San Francisco. The letter thanks the provider for saving a life and notes improved health enabling a return to work and plans to travel soon.
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