The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-08-28
That Investigation.

Inc DetTolJ Suuudy ouu, ohc VI Nhe
leading weeklies in Michigan, determined
some time ago to thoroughly investigate
the professional standing, reputation
and abilities OF every physician, medical
concern, institute, sanitarium, etc. They
had not proceeded far in their inyestiga-
ton when they discovered the irrespon'
sibility OF number of physicians, some
of whom were compelled to leaye1 Detroit
after being exposed; 80 enthusiastic have
they become in their work j., that they
have decided to continue their investiga-
ton until the State has been cleaned
from quacks, impost ors, fasirs, etc.
Below is an accurate Accept Y0lyfp taken
verbatim which appearedJa that paper
August %, 1897.
Some weeks ago the Sunday Sun de-
termined to thoroughly investigate the
methods Of the doctors. private insti
tutes, medical concerns, etc. Wepropose
to inquire into the standing and abilities
OF each individual connected with the
various concerns in this city, insuring
those who understand their profession to
continue the pursuance of 1t without in
reference and bringing to light those
fakes and frauds who fleece an unsus-
pecting public and exc out an existence
by breaking the laws OF God and man.
In our last edition we called attention to
two physicians who made speciality OF
numbering infants. causing our mail pouch
to be filled with letters ofcongr tulations
! and urging US to continue the good
| work till the city is rid OF the nefarous
| business.
The two reporters who interviewed
these doctors found their way into the
offices OF DR.. Goldberg & Co., No. 29l
Woodw ward avenue, and while one was
ushered into the private Office OF DR..
Goldberg, the other remained in the re-
ception room with the purpose OF inter
4 viewing a number OF patients who were
then waiting.
After meeting the doctor, who seems
to be man Of large practice and vast
| experience, the scribe stated that he had
been indiscreet and would be wiling to
place himself under treatment, providing
the doctor would wait for bis pay until a
thorough cure was effected, according to
their advertisement.
To this the doctor readily consented
and requested the prospective patient to
step into his private room for Thorough
examination.
| After looking him over carefully the
doctor kindly informed him that he wal
perfectly sound and not in need OF treat
ment, at the same time giving him some
valua lie advice as to how to keep well
etc.
Dir. Goldberg declined to accept any
pay for the consultation and assured hi
visitor that this was always free t.
everybody.
Fully dozen OF their patients wer
interviewed and they all expressed them
, selves in the highest terms OF praise a.
to their ability and straigt t-iorwar,
manner OF doing business.
In looking over the records we fin,
: that the doctor is graduate from
New York medical college in high stand
ing and holds licenses icom most OF tn
States enabling him to- f#dctiee his pro
. iession wherever he sees At o. u 10
We promise our readers that our goo,
work will 20 on and will not stop unit
the city is cleaned OF quacks, sharks an,
: frauds to make room for such, men a
!, DR.. Goldberg. s e5arr