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Newspaper
Wingham Chronicle And Manning River Observer
Location
Wingham, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
4
A fragmented note recounts a 1908 Australian citizen praising the empire and warning of dangers ahead as the country contemplates military strength and naval expansion. It mentions a healer figure and reference to an October event and appeal to imperial unity.
A national defense crusade argues Australia must raise its own armed forces to resist possible invasions. The piece cites Japan, China, and European powers as threats, urging a home defense system, mobilization, and a larger, healthier militia, with calls for rapid arming and nationwide readiness.
Mr H E Kugelmann of Melbourne Sydney and Adelaide lists over 40 years as a consulting herbal practitioner. The notice details schedules at several hotels in New South Wales and dates from June 1915 to July 1916 with hours in the morning and afternoon. The ad lists venues in Wingham Gloucester Maitland and Royk Chambers and mentions permanent offices.
Sworn testimonials from New South Wales and Queensland claim cure of asthma catarrh heart liver and kidney disease deafness chronic pain and paralysis by Mr Kugelmann using herbal magnetic treatments. Victims from Sydney Leichhardt Brisbane Toowoomba and Goulburn report dramatic recoveries after years of illness and failed medical care.
A distorted memory mentions being arched with a whip and excitement, under treatment by Mr. Kugelmann. The text suggests pain or injury but remains largely garbled, with signatures including B. A. oe and J.P.
A letter signed by P. W. Liner recounts three years of medical treatment for a leg condition and states gratitude for complete healing under care, promising to publish a testimonial if the recovery was justly merited.
The narrative describes a long foggy eye condition cured without surgery by removing a faulty lens element. A patient credits Dr Kugelmann at Albert Park for a non operative solution after years of progressive vision loss. The account notes prior optician advice and a hopeful recovery outcome.
A notice from Toowoomba Queensland recounts a patient named G. T. Hirnthg who suffered incurable heart disease, spent months hospitalized with little hope, and credits a local treatment by Mr. Kuselmann with a complete recovery. The statement, dated 5th October 1907 and signed by John Atkinson J.P., asserts no recurrence of symptoms for years.
A Sydney notice reports claims by John W. Gall that his wife suffered liver disease headaches and sleeplessness. He states she was cured by Kugelmann’s treatment after medical sworn testimony in New South Wales in 1908.
Mr H B Kugelmann claims his treatment banishes cerebral neuralgia after ineffectual hospital care. The signed testimony by Caroline Teschner and Ludwig Mebcunnh sworn in is dated 1907.
A letter from Mrs. O. M. Ryan reports that about six people received asthma and bronchitis treatment with no resistance and that the author has been cured for over two years. The document mentions Toowoomba and signatures of I. Rosenstengel JP and others.
A fragmented Albury notice references a sale after medical notes on rheumatism and a nod to Mr. Kugelmann. The text is garbled but hints at a local advertisement or personal notice with names and locations in Albury NW.
A fragmented 1006 document shows Arnold's Bridge sworn before Richard Ghaham, with a note referencing a sworn record and claims of a deed or lien, but details are unclear due to OCR errors and misordered words.
Mrs Morishl states her daughter suffered from growth catarrh and liver and lung issues. After Mr Kugelmann's treatment the daughter is said to be completely cured and in good health. Document signed by Mrs A Morishl and J.P George H Downton on September 16 1919 at Ayecs Vic.
Fragmentary text appears to reference an internal complaint process dated 1900 with a signature James Hatden JP. The readable portions mention doctors and a procedural context, but the exact nature of the complaint and entities involved remain unclear.
A fragmentary 19th century note records a signature by W. T. Franks and J James Spurway J.P. with an unclear reference to lung disease hydatids and a Perramais River entry. The dated line shows December first and a notary prefix possibly confirming a sworn statement.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a legal or sworn statement dated July 17 mentioning W. J. Watkin. The readable portions reference a three month term and a procedural oath at Dalackve Wis, with unclear surrounding context.
Mrs J Ladd of Fitzroy declares a seventeen year internal complaint caused severe lung pain and distress. After consulting Mr on she gained complete relief and regained her former health. Signed notice dated October 5.
George Day reports long lasting nasal catarrh and head pain. Following Mr Kugelmann’s treatment he says he was cured and has remained free of symptoms for over six years.
Clare Vonase of Wangaratta testifies she is cured of asthma and bronchitis after four doctors failed. She states seven years of trouble ended with St Fee and signs the statement as a witness.
A damaged notice from Plainland dated September 5 1907 references sworn statements and parties including H Staatz and A William Dom. The fragmentary text mentions an incurable condition and a public sale or auction context among local records.
An old medical advertisement promises cures for many diseases with a £5000 reward. It lists cancer early stages catarrh granulation of Byey Sarot ulcers of the eyes and other disorders related to Bona falows Ophthalnias and bronchial symptoms. The text is distorted with misspellings and incomplete medical terms.
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