The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-13
FAITH
IN COOPER GROWS
Numbers of Salt Lake People
Endorse Theories of East
ern Expert.
STRONGLY APPROVED
INCREASING FAVOR is SHOWN
NEW MEDICAL MET4oDs.

The new medical ideas which in many
/ eastern cities have grown into an es-
tablished cult have found great favor
among Salt Lakers since the arrival here
| OF the Cooper stomach man." who
originated them. Scores Of enthusiastic
converts to his theories have given
some remarkable statements in ex-
planning their belief in the new meth
DDS. When interviewed at his head
quarters at Smiths Busy Corner" drug
store, the stomach man" said;
My ideas seem to have met popular
favor here, as in the eastern cities
where l have been. Many of those who
call here to tell me Of the success of
my methods in their cases would not
want me to use their names. However,
here are some you may use"
And he handed over the counter a
bulky package of letters endorsing his
theories. A few, chosen at random and
condensed, follow:
J. Z. Anderson, No. 9 Annex apart
ments, was a very sick man for a num-
Der Of years, suffering from stomach
/ trouble; had no appetite, suffered from
headache, and nervousness and chrOn-
ic constipation; everything he took
failed to relieve until he began Cooper's
treatment. Eight weeks course of
treatment made a new man of him, he
says, and restored his health and in
terest in life.
J. f. Morris, 1910 johnson avenue,
police officer stationed on the Busy
Corner led to try CoOper's treatment
for himself and wife by watching
crowds visit stomach man." was
cured of stomach trouble, and his wife
quickly rid herself through remedies OF
catarrhal cold which had lasted
months.
Mrs. A. Whimple, 21S East South
street; secured new health through
Cooper treatment after suffering nearly
seventeen years from cataTrh of the
stomach and kindred ills.
Mrs. Richard Hawley, 453 South First
West street; suffered four years from
stomach trouble, and feared she had
cancer; taking food was torture, gas
forming, which would be followed by a
nauseaung and faint feeling, with dizzy
spells. Could not eat solid food when
she began treatment; now says she can
eat anything and is completely and per-
fectly restored to health
Mrs. Alice NJ. Bradley, 154 Center
street tried COoper's remedies three
years ago when she met him in Bos-
ton; was skeptica1 of him, but took his
treatment and was cured of stomach
trouble in its worst form within eight
weeks.
Miss Lillian Ford Gold hotel; suffered
several years from what she thought
was stomach trouble; doctOred for
many diseases without relief, believing
she had kidney and liver trouble, bad
blood or a weak heart; appetite was fir,
regular, with gnaWing pain in the pit
Of the stomach at times, together with
much nervousness and dizziness. Took
course Of Cooper treatment and an en-
OrmOus tapewOrm passed from her sys-
tenn; she is now on the rapid road to
recovery
W. H. Patton, Payson. Utah; had ca
tarrh of the stomach with all symp-
toms; feet and legs were so badly swOl-
len when he first visited the stomach
man" that he could hardly walk: had
tried everything without relief, and now
says he is a well man.