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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 20, 1920
Page
4
British notice warns the public about impostors claiming to cure chronic catarrh. It states no method has cured catarrh except Mr Kugelman's treatment and cautions readers about fraudulent advertisements.
A medical notice touts a new treatment for catarrh by H. E. Kugelman, claiming constitutional causes underlie local growths and promising cure without surgery. It highlights Kugelman as a diagnostic expert with intuitive abilities and lists clinics in Melbourne, Adelaide, and Irish towns.
L. S. Souds writes from Stirling East, South Australia, recounting years of weakness and medical treatment without success. After consulting H E Kugeman, herbal therapy allegedly restored health, ending internal troubles and debility, with strength returning and no operation required, dated 10 April 1903.
Ellis Smith of Yas near Yas N8.W recounts a decade of chronic heart trouble from fencing injuries followed by severe internal bleeding and failing health. After paying to doctors and enduring years of illness he sought Kogeman’s advertisement and quickly recovered, regaining strength and appetite. Sworn at Sydney in March 1900.
In North Botany New South Wales a resident recounts losing home, stock and 16 years of labor in a 10 minute bush fire. The fire destroyed belongings, damaged nerves and disrupted daily life, with the complainant seeking relief and recognition through the local authorities.
Mr Kugelman offers limited annual consultations at sixteen week intervals with a prepaid 20 shilling fee for first consultations. All treatment and medicine cost extra. new letters must include 20 shillings postal note or cash. He claims long experience and non surgical cures, offering diagnosis by mail from Melbourne head offices.
E RZZY of 80 Bathurst Street Sydney states he suffered catarrh of throat and middle ear for three years. After treatment by Wr Kagelman his condition improved, enabling him to read aloud and address meetings. Sworn in Sydney in April 1908 before JAMES MACINTOSE J.P.
A letter from A W M Donh J P dated 5 September 1907 from Swan Par Plainland recounts a fifteen year struggle with Bright's Disease. After relying on multiple doctors and chemists with no relief he credits Mr Kagelmsne's treatment for his recovery enabling him to work again.
Extracts from sworn certificates praise Mr. Kugelman for permanently curing patients previously treated elsewhere. The notices claim a true method of Cura Without Droge, Operations or Poisone. A set of sworn certificates is mailed free to any address on receipt of a stamp.
A sworn statement from Mrs D McLean records a 25 year battle with epilepsy in Moonee Ponds. She credits Herman Emil Kugelman of London for a cure, noting no seizures since treatment and claiming doctors could not cure epilepsy. The note defends bromides and poisons as ineffective.
A letter from John Cameron describes a boy aged three on epilepsy arrival, seven to eight months of "see treatment" with contnusity worms, and a testimonial praising Kagelmen's course of epilepsy care. The boy reportedly improved to age fourteen, strong and healthy after a second treatment.
The source asserts that Kugelman publicizes cases he treated years ago that remain cured, presenting this as irrefutable evidence his method endures for 100 years.
Notices list regular consultation dates for MR KUGELMAN across South Australia towns from Port Broughton to Terowie. Dates span August 1920 with specified hotel venues and half day morning or afternoon slots, detailing hours and venues for each location including Port Pirie, Port Germein, Gladstone, and Peterborough.
Emily Nicholls testifies to relief from eye burning and closing with Kugelman eye lotion and care. She also credits him with curing internal ulceration causing pain and irritation, after ongoing treatment and instruction. Sworn January 23, 1808, before J.P. C. R. Wilton.
Thomas Shanahan of Brisbane states he suffered four years of deafness and constant humming before consulting Mr Engelman. After treatment his head noises ceased and hearing was fully restored, with his testimony sworn on November 6, 1901 in Brisbane.
W. Huston of Lilydale swears the chronic catarrh and asthma were cured by a nose and throat treatment from Mr Kugelman and Mr Mingeimee after local doctors failed. The statement was sworn by David King on 20th page 1006.
Mrs E Duniam testifies that her daughter suffered frequent epileptic fits for years. After using Kugelman’s Herbal Magnetic System the seizures diminished and stopped within ten years, with the patient reporting no attacks since. sworn before Justice of the Peace John Munday on August 6, 1917.
Ten year old Tanunda resident developed spinal curvature after a kerbstone incident. Doctors refused surgery due to danger, but treatment under Kugelman’s care led to gradual improvement. Within three months his chest and back became straight again, with a two year relapse avoided. Sworn testimony dated January 13, 1909.
A Melbourne reader reports a 12 year healing from Post Nasal Growth and Catarrh in her son after medical failures. She credits Mr Kugelman with a herbal Mercury-free Marebal treatment that ended his nose breathing problems and chronic cough, noting the boy is now healthy, married, and living in Milang.
In Woodside a resident recounts three years of severe eczema affecting hands and face. After multiple doctors and ineffective remedies, the patient attributes full recovery to Mr Kugelman’s Herbal Treatise with treatment in Adelaide. The account urges others with the condition to seek the same cure and shares her relief.
In South Yarra, a mother recalls her daughter suffering epileptic fits from infancy for seven years. After hospital treatment and trials by doctors, she found relief after new care with a Mr. I mner and his medicine, with no further attacks. The affidavit, signed Feb 28 1907 in Prahran, confirms the cure.
A Maryborough man reports severe kidney displacement and a torn liver from heavy weights at a timber yard. He credits a treatment by Mc Kugel and his wife for rapid relief, claiming resumed lifting and no return of pain. Signed by BH Echonbo ck on June 15 1907.
John Francis Young testifies his lifelong bronchial asthma, once debilitating for 26 years, improved after treatment by Mr Kugelman. He reports rapid relief within months and weight gain, sworn in Sydney on 30 April 1908 before Philip J. Newland J.P.
J W Priddy reports a patient from Horseshoe Bend near Gympie Queensland who suffered lupus or external tuberculosis of the eye. After another operation and a different treatment, all inflammation and swelling disappeared in three months and the eye was restored. The patient credits the care to Dr Engelmin, noting a potential loss of sight without him.
Patient from Dockville Port Adelaide describes severe leg pain leading to multiple hospital visits. After months of unsuccessful operations and a physician’s opinion, doctors ultimately faced amputation as the only option to end suffering from bone tuberculosis.
The letter from F. Hire reports a ten year old girl Irene suffering chronic asthma with severe night coughing and phlegm. After medical failure, treatment by Mr Kugelman led to steady improvement and eventual cure within the agreed time, with no relapse. Dated June 8 WALTER J. CRANE J.P.
Hindmarsh letter from Port Road recounts a long illness culminating in gastric catarrh liver and kidney troubles. After fourteen years of perfect health the writer credits Mr Engelmann for a thorough cure and praises his care in strong terms. Declarations were made in Hindmarsh Australia with official witnessing.
An account from Toowoomba describes a man who suffered a severe heart condition after a lifting accident. He spent about 10 weeks in Toowoomba Hospital with heart failures and seizures, then Brisbane Hospital before recovering after treatment by a Dr Eli. He stayed well for years, sworn before a J P in October 1907.
Endunda resident Mrs M M Robe testifies about relief from a persistent kidney ailment after trying a natural Mesas treatment offered with a “Floating Kidney” method. She credits Mr Engelman with stopping the pain and avoiding surgery after years of illness. Official sworn statement dated February 1000.
A partial historical letter from Moyhu South Moybu Victoria dated August 8 1900 describes a testimonial about a medical case spanning about 13 years involving a tumor and related symptoms. It notes long contemplation of the case and mentions care by a physician and patient experience.
In Goulburn a fragment notes Mr Kugelman cured a disease and mentions years and a leg issue. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or details.
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