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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
8
A sensational advertisement hawks a free trial of Gauss Combined Catarrh Treatment claiming to end gagging spitting and bad breath instantly. It urges readers to mail a coupon to Marshall Michigan for a trial kit that allegedly cures catarrh and its social humiliation.
Helen explains she has renewed relations with Henry Hawk after two weeks of Cure-All treatment. The mother questions the change and doubting the man’s past illness, but Helen insists Hawk’s condition has improved.
An ad warns that catarrh from head to brain harms memory and thinking. It alleges nerve damage and reduced concentration, promoting a Gauss treatment coupon to obtain a free package by return mail from C F Gauss of Marshall Michigan.
A dense ad copy argues catarrh harms home life and urges readers to mail a coupon to E. Gauss in Marshall Michigan for the Gauss Catarrh Treatment. It touts honesty tests, public skepticism, and a free trial package with no obligation.
A first person confession of suffering from catarrh describes social isolation and physical decline. The piece promotes a mail order remedy, urging readers to send a coupon to Gaues at 5216 Mainet, Marshall, Mich, for a free treatment and proof of cure.
Dr H Manning Fish of Joliet Illinois told the medical congress that most blindness stems from catarrh in the nasal cavities. He cited 24 cases over years where vision improved after treating nasal disease and urged nose treatment for vision loss from grip, scarlet fever, or similar illnesses. He noted catarrh is caused by a germ to be destroyed before cure and mentioned Gauss treatment cures likely to be discussed at the next international medical meeting.
Leon KR Atkin of 487 Bom, Petoskey Michigan reports recovery of hearing after wearing a watch to test hearing. He explains that after taking one course of therapy his hearing improved enough to hear a watch at 18 feet away.
A letter from B. Plum thanks Dr Gauss for a cure described as complete with wife noting no remaining symptoms. The writer says he is grateful and would recommend the treatment to others, confirming full recovery.
Readers warned that catarrh can lead to bronchitis pneumonia and even death and decay. The ad claims the Gauss Combined Treatment cures catarrh and offers a free trial by mail from BKB Gavee in Marshal Michigan.
A testimonial from Mattie Drullinger of Birdeelle Indiana describes long standing catarrh relief after using a mailed remedy. She reports dropping into the throat ceased after three weeks and offers to spread the word and mail a coupon for a free trial package, claiming quick recovery.
A sensational Gauss catarrh advertisement denounces table manners and breath while pushing a free trial offer. It urges readers to mail coupons from Marshall Michigan to receive Gauss's catarrh treatment, claiming it cures perpetual catarrh and prevents social ostracism.
A sales pitch promises a free trial cure for chronic catarrh with a coupon offer. The advert asserts dramatic patient improvements after brief conversations and urges readers to try the treatment to verify the claims. It emphasizes health benefits and urges immediate action.
A historic ad touts Gauss treatment for catarrh, claiming early cure by addressing inflammations. It argues common sense and persistence, compares catarrh to diphtheria, and urges patients to follow the regimen faithfully for lasting relief.
A promotional pitch offers a trial package at no cost for a supposed cure for catarrh using a Combined Treatment. The ad urges readers to try the remedy without belief, promising free postal delivery and no obligation to purchase.
A testimonial letter from W. Thomas of Taiman ay, Chicago, Illinois, claiming his wife suffered severe catarrh miscalled consumption. He states a medicine cured her cough at night, after other doctors and remedies failed. He invites inquiries, noting his wife is now well.
Public interest letter extols CE Gauss of Marshall Michigan for free Ca-tarrh treatment. Readers urged to mail coupon for a free sample and promise of prompt replies and compassionate advice.
Edward McCagherty of Warroad Minnesota writes that after long absence he is cured by the advertised medicine for catarrh and stomach issues. He praises the internal remedy as the best he has tried and says he will order more if symptoms return.
A historical advertorial notes catarrh linked to many deaths yet argues it is a cause behind pneumonia and similar illnesses. It touts Gauss Combined Catarrh Treatment as a permanent cure and offers free mail treatment and a coupon to send to C. E. Gauss at 216 Main St Marshall Michigan.
A reading from a 19th century style advertisement invites readers to mail their name and address to C. B. Gauss in Marshall Michigan for a free trial package of Gauss Catarrh Treatment. The offer promises a cure and urges taking action with courage and hope.
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