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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1923
Page
7
A historic advertisement touts 50 000 demonstration treatments at no cost. It claims the Lewis Grand Treatment uses Actual Gland Substance, delivers results in a week, and will replace traditional medicines. Treatments mailed directly to individuals, no purchase required.
A testimonial promotes a Lewis Treatment for Women containing Lutein aimed at common female ailments. The letter cites personal recovery after fibroid surgery and urges others to try the gland rebuilding treatment, praising its rapid effects and thanking the supplier. It notes a forthcoming Fibre rush and urges payment.
The Lewis Method promises to rebuild worn gland tissue and boost vitality mentally and physically. It claims increased endurance, weight gain for run-down individuals, and aids for prostatic, liver, kidney, bladder, and rheumatic issues, supported by demonstrations and endorsements from leading gland therapy authorities.
A medical advertisement claims a new method to treat glandular insufficiency offers a choice between happiness and health or despondency and debilitation. It invites despondent patients to test the method at home at the advertiser's expense, urging trial despite prior failed treatments.
A dubious testimonial from Jowls Laboratories of Chicago promotes a gland treatment as a modern cure. The letter-style ad recounts dramatic health revival after using the product, claiming restored vigor and youth and urging readers to contact for more details.
Lewla Laboratories Chicago reports a reader email praising a treatment that restored vigor and energy after overwork and a fall. The letter claims dramatic personal improvement for a man and mentions plans to try a women’s version, urging others to seek the same remedy.
An advertisement touts a gland building treatment described as a pretest re builder for worn tissues. It promises strong effects, quick results, and urges readers to mail a coupon for a free demonstration. Packages are said to arrive in plain sealed containers for discretion.
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