03 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1925
Page
1
A noted deafness and catarrh specialist promotes a home treatment that cured his catarrh and deafness after years of head noises. He reports healing without cost and invites others with similar symptoms to try the method, claiming relief from catarrh and hearing loss.
A veteran eye ear nose and throat specialist promotes a home treatment for deafness head noises and nasal catarrh. He claims quick relief with a free 15 000 demonstration treatments offer in the next 30 days, inviting sufferers to mail a coupon or letter to receive the treatment at no cost.
An advertisement urges attention to catarrhal deafness and nasal catarrh claiming most deafness stems from head catarrh and notes nasal catarrh can cause indigestion and rheumatism. The author promises to restore hearing and offers free treatment with a mailed coupon.
An advertisement offers a free home treatment for catarrhal deafness, head noises, or catarrh. It claims wide success, asks readers to mail name and address, and to indicate their condition. Customers from Lawrence Missouri to Houston share testimonials of hearing returning within days.
Ethel from Florida claims a decade of chronic calarrh and failed local care ended with new treatment. She reports reduced head pain and improved hearing and breathing after trying the therapy, noting prior misery and gratitude for the relief received.
An offer urges readers to fill a coupon to obtain a prepaid parcel post demonstration treatment at no cost or obligation. The message presses immediacy and promises trial access by mail, seeking quick action from the recipient.
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